I was an impatient room 417 for a heart procedure. I want to commend at least 2 of the nurses that…read moregave me the best of care. Betty on the day shift and JoT on the night shift, that really took care of me above and beyond. They have my best regards Clint

Unexpected visit with my mom. Going to the ER is never fun. Our medical experience was good and it…read morewas relatively quick in and out. However, the signage here is dreadful. I'm used to an abundance of signs to get you where you need to be, particularly to the emergency room and it was a bit of a guess driving.

This is directed at the Olathe (KU) Medical Hospital…read more The directions to the Cardio "back room" were confusing. There was no one at reception that even knew how to direct me. The directions on MyChart were flat wrong. (How is it on the "north" side? Signage was terrible. Buzzcut at cardio was gruff and acted like I was at fault for not having been given directions before the procedure. With some exceptions most employees were friendly, but confused. Your merger was badly handled, your employees are still in the dark about many things. My Cardiologist's office staff, (not the professionals) is mostly incompetent, too many patients and some poorly trained employees with attitudes.

This place is Amazing. I was terrified of having a mammogram. Each and every person I came in…read morecontact with was genuinely kind, compassionate and professional. I was setting my next appointment with a nurse when the administrator came by and greeted me and the staff. AWESOMENESS The Pavillion is absolutely beautiful, it's clean, sanitized and comfortable in every area I stepped in.

Advent Health ruined my life! I no longer trust Dr's because of them. I can't afford the insurance…read morerequired to continue treatment because of what they caused. I can't work because of what they caused. I am being told and treated like I'm crazy because of them! Advent health you owe my family an apology. And you owe it to me to find this person you forced into my life.

I love and prefer this hospital, especially compared to Olathe Medical Center. This facility is…read moreextremely clean, and that is in every part of the hospital. I had one of my surgeries here and had a few ER visits myself and for my son. The ER is never busy, but even when they told me one night that it was and it would be a little, that was only for 10 minutes. They don't leave you waiting forever to be checked out or for the doctor to come in. Once they take care of you, you are discharged fast. I can't say that for any other hospital I have ever gone to. My experience at this hospital is the reason I changed my care to Advent Health.

I never stopped believing in you and together we did it, my little one…read more To every nurse who cared for my baby with so much patience and love, to every doctor who was always there, to the neonatologists, therapists, surgeons, and every person on this incredible team... Thank you. You made an impossible moment feel bearable. Your compassion, dedication, and kindness carried us through the hardest days. We are eternally grateful, and I know my baby is too. You do a beautiful, meaningful job, and families like mine feel your impact forever. All I can say is... thank you. Thank you so much. Mom thalia , dad Pablo and baby KyLiam

Overland Park Regional was one of the worst medical experiences I've ever had. The wait times were…read moreexcruciating, communication was almost nonexistent, and I felt like I had to chase down nurses and staff just to get basic help -- and even then, nobody seemed to know what was going on. I was repeatedly told someone would come help clean me up or provide support, but it rarely happened. The lack of urgency, compassion, and coordination was shocking. On top of everything else, the delays and lack of proper care ultimately cost me a tooth. I would strongly recommend avoiding this hospital if you have other options. Don't let an ambulance take you here.

I honestly don't understand the 2-star rating for St. Luke's South Hospital. I've been here for the…read morepast two days with my brother, and every single person we've encountered has been incredibly kind, compassionate, and helpful. We brought my brother into the ER due to kidney failure. Yes, there was a bit of a wait initially, which is understandable in a busy emergency room. But once he was taken back, the medical team moved quickly. They evaluated him, explained everything clearly, and had him started on dialysis the very next day. From the ER staff to the nurses and doctors, everyone has treated our family with respect, patience, and genuine care. During a very stressful and frightening time, their professionalism and kindness have meant so much to us. Our family is truly grateful for the care my brother has received here. Thank you to the amazing team at St. Luke's South for everything you do.

I'd never recommend the NEED for an emergency room, and I can't really give many stars to any I've…read moreever been to, in part because the wait is usually long, as it was here, and once you're put in an exam cubicle, it can be a bit lonely, and you may think you've been forgotten. Especially if you have to go there in the wee hours of the night.

I took my husband here on Saturday, September 17th because he had been throwing up all day, having…read morechills, in excruciating pain in his lower back to the point he could barely move. We were in and out in less than one hour. They did absolutely nothing. Not one test was ran, no X-ray, absolutely nothing was done. The nurse was completely rude. When I asked if any tests were going to be ran to make sure he didn't have anything wrong with his kidneys since he had lower back pain, was puking, and his urine was a different color, he said "Men don't get UTIs or kidney infections unless they are in their 70s, HUN." Yes he called me hun. Come to find out my husband has COVID!

Dr Langert was my brother's surgeon, and he wasn't very caring. I was very disappointed with his…read morestaff as well. The front desk staff was nice, but some of the nurses were just MEAN, non-caring, and had a bad attitude! I hope they treat patients better than this! In the future.

My 3 year old had a broken arm and they took such good care of her. They were caring and so nice…read morethroughout the whole time we were there

I was there for an Endocrinology appointment. Elli Roberts PA and Dr Luí have been AMAZING, very…read morecaring and attentive. The staff are friendly and the building is clean and welcoming. I definitely recommend coming here if you're searching for a diabetes doctor.

We visited the and opted to have our first child to be born in AdventHealth birth center. This is a…read morewell organized hospital with multiple facilities included. The doctors are extremely talented and the care is top-notch. They have an ICU and multiple other facilities in this the nurses over here in the parts center are very talented. We worked with somebody called Emily and she was outstanding. The front office is very efficient and they follow HIPAA guidelines and make sure that the security is good. This place does have a great cafeteria for a very nominal prizes everything over here that you find is very cheap. I definitely recommend this place for new parents.

Fantastic care for my son. Pre and post surgery care was very respectful and all the nurses were…read morenice, very knowledgeable, and caring. The hospital is clean.

Everyone was great. I had the best care. All of the staff were very responsive, knowledgeable, and…read morefriendly. Pre and post-op care was excellent; I felt well taken care of during my stay.

I had cancer surgery there two years ago. They were short staffed, but the nurses were polite and…read moredid their best. When they did arrive, they were courteous and took care of what I needed, the doctors who visited me knew what they were doing, I still see my cancer doctor and yes, the food was good. And I will be there tomorrow for an outpatient procedure.

My sister was a patient for a week in June, 2023. Never have I experienced such awful nursing care…read morein my life. The nurses weren't in uniform and didn't introduce themselves. My sister received care when it was time for medications, but otherwise staff were invisible. Never was she given mouth care or help getting a bath. She ate almost nothing for breakfast on Saturday so I didn't order another meal for her the entire weekend. The Saturday's breakfast tray was left on her counter until Monday morning's nurse came in her room. Nobody kept track of what she drank and nobody seemed to notice that she hadn't eaten all weekend. I would help her turn on the nurses light when she was hurting and needed to be turned. It was common for her to wait 45 minutes to have anyone begrudgingly answer her light. At one point they used a plastic turning sheet under her to move her into position. They let that slick, hot, plastic sheet under her for a full day, ignoring her complaints of how hot and sweaty she felt lying on plastic hour after hour. It was nearly impossible to get any nursing care. No one in leadership made rounds. Of course, no nurse did any type of hourly rounding. PT worked with her once and determined she was too weak to work with them, so nobody even worked to get her to sit up in bed. They knew so little about her that when it was time for her to be transferred to a rehab facility, they ordered a wheelchair van to transport her! The transporter came & suddenly six nursing staff were in her room to transfer her from her dirty bed to the wheelchair. My sister became dizzy and nauseous sitting up for the first time in a week. My guess is that the staff had no idea that her slowness was due to physiological reasons but thought maybe she was being lazy. One young woman screamed in her face to comply. My sister died at the rehab facility a week or so later. I pushed to get her back there because I knew she would get the care she needed and be treated like a human being. It's been two and a half years since she passed. I wish the nightmare she experienced at Menorah would pass from my mind. My only regret is that I felt so out of control with nobody in leadership to help us get her the care she needed. My hope is that nobody else will suffer at the hands of the Menorah nursing staff like she did.