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.

I am single, no car, with multiple physical issues. Since the whole campus is only one address,…read moreUber will not let me off at hematology! They go to the "blue dot" only! The first time the "blue dot" Uber left me off at labor and delivery! I complained! So the dot was moved to the main entrance! That is such a long way for a leukemia patient to have to walk, hardly any volunteers, those stations empty with maybe one volunteer? The staff is unhappy! Since they made me walk clear across campus twice every time I was there, and made me pick up my own medication's at the pharmacy and walk that very long distance to where I had my CT scan,, I would never ever ever suggest a leukemia patient, who is single, with no car, and no one with them, to set foot in that nightmare of a hospital! They expected me to print out my own bloodwork paperwork! I am low income! No printer!

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

Seriously, you discharge a woman in active seizure.... What an embarrassment, I hope you're sued…read moreand investigated, charges filed, licenses suspended/revoked. It was said to be in retaliation because the husband had a grievance about the care being/not being received. Shameful, disgraceful.

Horrifically unprofessional and dangerously incompetent! Nurse Practitioner is rude and unconcerned…read morewith listening to the patient, Doctor is incompetent, lab is incapable to tracking tests and results, and office staff will blame everyone they can if it means they don't have to accept responsibility.

Staff is always really nice and knowledgeable. The Dr.s are really good. Nurses are very nice and…read morefriendly. They have a patient portal app that keeps all your records like labs and visits on record. Which is nice because all the staff have access to it so there won't be a lot or running around. They also post lab results for the patient to see. And... they call you and go over the results with you if anything is out of the ordinary. Getting blood work done is fast and easy. Don't have to make appointments. I am usually in and out in 10-20 minutes. They have been doing a lot of expanding at the main hospital location. I like the new offices. Much improved over the old offices.

I feel like I know this hospital well after my dad spent nearly 5 months in-patient. Shout out to…read morefloors 2, 4 and 5 for the nursing care! The cafeteria in particular is much better than any I've experienced. Prices are reasonable and there are a lot of healthy options, plus water and ice to keep yourself hydrated. Nursing quality can be hit or miss, depending quite frankly on age of nurse and desire to work. Fortunately I'd say it's more hit than miss. Surgery team is excellent and where the hospital really shines is in the ICU. That team was incredible, with very compassionate staff. Thanks for all you did.

My brother-in-law was diagnosed with leukemia. That was his first time in the cancer type hospital…read more The whole entire staff and team took very good care of my brother-in-law while he was in there. They were extremely aggressive with treatment and finding out what was going on with him and he mentioned the food menu was awesome.

I visited today given my Dad might be transferred there for rehab soon from the hospital. The…read moreadmissions counselor was delightful and front and tour staff very pleasant. However, this place is literally the WORST I've seen in years. With each care unit's need increase the smell increased too. Over crowded and dated. Dust everywhere like an episode of "Hotel Nightmares"... 80s fake flowers, 8" diameter water puddle in the small elevator and countless puddles everywhere that no one seemed to see nor address it us (where were the safety signs for wet floor?). Lawsuit for slip and fall waiting to happen. One communal area door was completed blocked in the men's unit; rooms super small and hard to distinguish the staff from the residents unless they were super young. If it's been a childcare center it would have been closed or minimally cited. The fence to a "garden terrace" was like the leaning tower of Pisa... nearly collapsed and unsafe. The tour guide blamed some things on COVID -but Covid lockdown started 5 years ago and the ratings 5 years ago were still a level one. I really feel sorry for anyone without choices in their long-term care or end of life care. Please tour before you allow your loved one to be placed. Wear a mask because it's one sneeze from an outbreak. I feel for the employees too because it's like clearly you had no other options either. Sorry I'll keep my Dad at home and exhaust his savings and mine before I would allow him to go there.

This is the worst nursing home. My kids and I called the director last week to see if we could bake…read morecookies and bring them to people who have no family. The director was so grateful and said yes. I asked the director if there were any diet restrictions with people who couldn't have sugar etc.. and she said yes but a cookie would be fine. After baking and packaging the cookies individually today to bring, we got to the nursing home and the associate director said they can't take cookies or anything. She would not explain the reasoning. She was very cold and had no emotion. I said well isn't the director higher than you, she said yes but she went to the executive director. I would never send my love one to this place. I feel so bad for these people who live here. Horrible place.

I am incredibly grateful for Dr. Justensen and the entire wound care team at KU. After months of…read morestruggling with a non-healing wound, I came in feeling worried and overwhelmed. From the very first visit, I was treated not just as a patient, but as a human being. I especially want to recognize Lynn at reception for always being warm and welcoming. The nurses -- Stacey, Mariam, Kristen, Sarah, and Shelley -- are absolutely exceptional. Each of them has shown genuine compassion, patience, and professionalism. They take the time to listen, explain every step, and make sure I feel comfortable and cared for. I have never once felt rushed or dismissed. Dr. Justensen is knowledgeable, attentive, and truly compassionate. The level of empathy and quality of care this team provides goes beyond medical treatment -- they restore confidence, dignity, and hope during a very vulnerable time. Wound care can be physically and emotionally draining, but this team makes you feel safe, supported, and respected every step of the way. I highly recommend KU's Wound Care to anyone needing specialized, compassionate treatment. You will truly be in the best hands.

These remote locations are popping up everywhere now. I was present for an Xray…read more The check-in was my first stop. After rushing to get my appointment and arriving a little late, the check-in person was so warm and friendly that I was not frantic anymore. She was very personable and kind. The radiologist also had a good bedside manner. She completed my test and I was on my way.

I've been a patient of Dr. Gatz for several years now, and I hope he never retires because he's the…read morefirst GP I've had who actually listens to me rather than being dismissive and indifferent. The staff at the front desk are always friendly and very personable. Amy, Dr. Gatz's nurse is very responsive and so understanding of my crazy work schedule as I travel, and am gone for weeks at a time. I'm very picky when it comes to health care providers, and knowing this, Dr. Gatz has always referred me to a specialist who is exactly what I'm looking for. The new location is beautiful, by the way!

Went to urgent care for a sports injury to the arm and the nurse practitioner student kept asking…read moreabout sleeping on it wrong or leaning on the elbow for an extended period of time. Really unsure what her line of questioning was, as the injury was directly related to and happened DURING a high contact sport. It made me wonder if she was even listening. I won't go into the back and forth details of the exam but if I hadn't pressed for direction on treatment or recovery I would have simply gotten an "I don't know and go see your PCP". If my PCP could have gotten me in for an appointment, I wouldn't have been at the urgent care in the first place. The worst part about the experience was the dismissiveness of the student and the lack of professionalism from the overseeing practitioner. She literally walked out of the exam in a fit. Didn't even end the exam just walked out. I wouldn't recommend this urgent care unless you are in desperate need without any other options. The only positives were the facility was clean and both the front desk and nurse were friendly.

Wait times are impossibly long. Thankfully I'm insured, but the unadjusted rates KU Med charges are…read moreso egregiously high, it's not an exaggeration to say that they can easily saddle you with medical debt that would ruin your life, even for relatively simple and (in theory) low cost treatment. KU Med will do everything in its power to extract money from you, and very little to help you. I genuinely believe that this is an evil institution, and that the people who work here are evil. If you have any choice at all in the matter, please don't go here. My experience at KU Med has shaped my view of the medical system in a fairly profound way. I no longer have any trust in either the competency or goodwill of doctors. For the rest of my life, if at all possible, I will refuse any kind of medical treatment, and I do not respect anyone in the healthcare field.

Emergency? Ok wait 5 hours... that will be 10k$; 10k for 30 min of service?!?! Yes sir :) ;…read moreaaaaaaaaah