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    Garnet Health Medical Center - My own little room in the ER.

    Garnet Health Medical Center

    1.9(165 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I only recommend Garnet Health Medical Center because it's the closest hospital. Their pediatric…read moreand maternity units are great. As for the other departments, it really depends on which doctors and nurses happen to be working that day. Two months ago, my GI doctor sent me to the ER for a STAT CT scan. Even though he called ahead to let them know I was coming, I still had to wait about 3 hours to be seen. Once I was brought back, things moved quickly with a series of tests. Initially, I was placed in a large shared room with about 10 other patients, which was not going to work for me--I'm immunocompromised and very cautious about exposure. Thankfully, they were able to move me to a private room, which made a huge difference in how safe and relaxed I felt. They ran a bunch of tests, diagnosed a GI infection that had spread to my organs, they were supposed to give me IV antibiotics, but they ended up giving me them by mouth instead and monitored me for any allergic reactions before discharging me. I was very clear from the beginning that I have a complex medical history and that I know what I need. I've learned that being my own advocate is the only way to survive in today's healthcare system. The ER doctor even said, "You're really on top of things," and I reminded him, "I told you I would be." This particular visit was a somewhat positive experience--but that doesn't mean everything was ideal. The waiting room itself is honestly filthy, overcrowded, and... a bit scary.... I strongly considered waiting in my car to avoid picking up something else, but staff said I'd miss being called if I did that. It's disappointing that there aren't more accessible facilities in the area for STAT imaging like CTs or MRIs when you have a script and just need urgent outpatient care. That gap in care really needs to be addressed, but I know probably will never be.

    This is the worst hospital ER I have ever encountered in my entire life. The "nurses" that check…read moreyou in are among the rudest, nastiest, most uncaring people I have ever seen in my life. Wait times over 6 hours and these people get mad because we, the sick people are upset, tired, and angry. Seriously how dare they?

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    Middletown Park Rehabilitation & H C C

    Middletown Park Rehabilitation & H C C

    1.8(4 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    I worked at this facility for years, and I can honestly say it was one of the most exhausting and…read moredemoralizing experiences of my career. I came here hoping to be part of a team that truly cared about its residents, but what I found instead was a management system that treated staff like we were disposable. We were chronically short-staffed, sometimes with only two CNAs responsible for an entire hall of residents who all needed hands-on care. There were days when it felt unsafe -- both for the staff and the residents -- because there simply weren't enough of us to meet everyone's needs. When anyone tried to raise concerns, management brushed it off, saying things like "make it work" or "that's just how it is." Favoritism was rampant. Certain employees could show up late, skip tasks, or be rude to others without any consequences, while hardworking staff got written up for the smallest mistakes. Scheduling was a nightmare -- shifts were changed last minute without notice, and we were constantly guilted into staying late or picking up extra days "for the team." Taking a break was nearly impossible, and if you dared to sit down for five minutes, someone would make a comment about "not working hard enough." Communication from leadership was inconsistent and unprofessional. Policies changed weekly, sometimes daily, and we often didn't even find out until we were scolded for not following the "new rules." There was no real support or appreciation -- just unrealistic expectations and constant pressure. What hurts most is that the residents are incredible people who rely on us for compassion and consistency. The frontline caregivers do their absolute best under impossible conditions, but the environment makes it so hard to keep going. Many amazing coworkers left because they couldn't take the stress anymore, and I eventually had to do the same for my own health. If you truly care about your staff, you show it through respect, communication, and fair treatment -- not by running them into the ground. Until management changes its culture, I can't recommend working here to anyone. It's heartbreaking, because this place could be something wonderful if only it valued its people as much as its image.

    The nurses and aids were wonderful with my Mom. However, the Management is awful. They don't call…read moreback over important things. They are rude the higher up you go for something. It seems there are a group of young people running this place with no experience but very large egos. I'm grateful my Mom was treated well, but myself as family was treated like nothing but a pain in their sides. And I am my a Proxy too. But the management is abusive when you question them. And they dismiss your concerns. If my Mom goes there again, I will not work with them.

    Orange Pediatric Associates - physicians - Updated July 2026

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