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    Plainview Hospital

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    “yea manhasset and LIJ have the new renovated maternity ward, but i'd rather have the attention and the special care that i need than staying in a "nice room".”

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    St. Joseph's Hospital - Much nicer room

    St. Joseph's Hospital

    2.5(145 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    Went into emergency room in evening was very quick wait and went into bed quickly was not admitted…read more It is a teaching hospital and received an iv

    I had 3 short term visits here that came out well. My last visit was a disaster…read more 1. Triage I showed up at St. Joseph's Hospital on the evening of the 15th of September with a racing heart and shortness of breath. After over 90 minutes, the entire waiting room had been cared for except for me, including an elderly lady who was shaking from marijuana use. I'm not sure what your policies are for who gets priority, but maybe trouble breathing and chest pressure should be up on the priority list. 2. Communication I was asked many questions, which is a good thing, but it seems like most of my answers were ignored or not passed down to the people who needed to know those answers. a. I was asked about my religious beliefs, and I clearly said "none", yet a member of the clergy was sent to my bedside offering spiritual comfort. That may be welcoming to those who find comfort in that, but to an atheist like me, it's an awkward annoyance. b. I was asked if I was diabetic. My answer was borderline and under control. I was then treated like a full-blown diabetic with excessive finger pricks and attempts to administer insulin. I was given high carbs to eat and my metformin medication was withheld. Needless to say, my sugar level spiked dangerously high and that put me in danger of being insulin dependent; the exact thing I was trying desperately to avoid for over a decade. c. I hate being lied to and led along. We only need you to stay one more night. We only need you to stay 1 more hour. We only need one more test result. All lies. 3. Procedures a. I was given a chest x-ray and hours later the doctor wanted to do another. I understand a comparison can be beneficial, but there comes a point where the risks outweigh the benefits. After explaining that I had over 7 x-rays in the past month, I was treated like I was the one being unreasonable to refuse any more. Frequent exams in a short period may result in a higher cumulative radiation dose, which could potentially increase the risk of cancer or other radiation-related health issues. b. Losing track of medication given. After my latest blood work, my potassium level was at 3.2, which is low. I was given 2 large potassium pills. Less than an hour later, the nurse came to give me 2 more. When I explained that I just took two pills, the answers was Yeah, but your levels are low. Yes, they WERE low, but after I took the pills, the levels were unknown and more likely to be OK. Trying to re-medicate based on old data could be dangerous or even life-threatening, since too much potassium is not healthy. c. My blood pressure was taken with a faulty cup. After an unusual very low blood pressure reading, I was given medication to RAISE my blood pressure. Only after my objections, did they bother to try a different cuff, which proved my blood pressure was normal. I shouldn't have to keep track of everything being done to me from a hospital bed. I feel like I had to question everything being done to me, since it felt like everything was just done "robotically" without any critical thinking or questions. 4. Accommodations I know a hospital is not a vacation resort, but basic human dignity and hygiene shouldn't be too much to ask for. a. I was at the hospital for 4 days. In those 4 days, I was in the same underwear, the same hospital gown and no access to a shower or any kind of hygiene material except the soap in the bathroom for hand washing. My gown was soaked with saliva, blood, urine and dirt. b. Sleeping was next to impossible. The patient next to me was coughing and throwing up very loudly and I was woken up for vital signs throughout the night. There needs to be a better way to accommodate patients. Patients need proper sleep, hygiene, reasonable treatment that doesn't cause more harm and food that meets dietary requirements.

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    Syosset Hospital

    Syosset Hospital

    3.6(73 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    I had an epidural procedure in Feb 2026. The doc had such skill and comforting manner that I did…read morenot even know he had completed the shot without anesthesia . Many thanks to particularly wonderful nurses and technicians that were the absolute best. Thank you: Dr. Stamatos Jeanne Fox, RN Lynn Avery, RN Kerry Natalie, RN Joyce p xray Karen Fuller, RN

    I've had 2 outpatient ganglion cyst removal surgeries here (2/'22 & 8/'26) and the care I received…read moreboth times were exceptional. From the friendly receptionists right when you walk in those doors & the security team who locks up your belongings while you're in surgery to the nurses- lots of nurses- they were all very sweet, caring just simply great and my doctor- Dr. Gilbert- an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in hand & upper extremity surgery- he is truly amazing. Not to mention, they literally waste no time- I was on the bed, hooked up to an IV within minutes, waited a little while, anesthesia kicked in, the last thing I remember was being in the OR & woke up in the recovery room. The PACU nurse made sure I was OK, gave me graham crackers & water, and even helped me get dressed. I was indeed well taken care of at this Hospital.

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    North Shore LIJ Health Systems

    North Shore LIJ Health Systems

    2.0(1 review)
    0.8 mi

    This review is not about the hospital itself, it is about Customer Service for Northshore LIJ. The…read morehospital staff was very friendly and accommodating. The issue is that a person cannot contact Northshore's billing department. You have to speak to a Customer Service Representative who has no idea about the billing process. My daughter was in the hospital on 8/18/15 at the doctor's request. A few weeks ago, we get a letter from Northshore that Rachel owes over $1000.00. The letter stated that they made many attempts to call and write us. That letter was the "first" notice we received for that particular hospital visit. We called our insurance company and we were told that it was not medically necessary for my daughter to go to the ER and that she could have gone to an urgent care center. If she is told by the doctor to go to ER, that is what she is going to do. I Checked the EOB on the website, It appears the staff doing the billing for the hospital did not code the visit correctly. Furthermore, while checking on the billing for the lab, I noticed that there was unbundling. Certain things are supposed to be billed as one. We sent a letter to the hospital and copied the insurance company. We received notice from the insurance company that they received the appeal. Today, a representative from Northshore calls for my daughter. We thought it was in regard to the letter sent to Northshore. We called them back and discovered the call was from their Collections Department. As far as I know, when a charge is being appealed, the collection process is supposed to be put on a freeze. We spoke to a Customer Service or Collections representative at Northshore, and was advised the billing cycle does not stop. In addition, we were told that they don't have record of the letter on file. The letter was faxed and mailed, so they definitely received it. On a final note for this review, I must say that I am curious as to why we have to speak with Customer Service representatives and cannot speak with someone in the billing department of Northshore LIJ now known as Northwell Health.

    Island Spine and Sports

    Island Spine and Sports

    4.4(28 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    As always the care is unsurpassed and the staff is tremendous…read moreThey're available whenever they needed and I can't say enough good things about them

    Except for the doctors' assistants, Lauren and Teresa, who are excellent and caring, my experience…read morewith Drs. Sonstein and Obedian was negative. My recovery after surgery has been much more difficult, painful, and prolonged than I was led to expect. If you've ever experienced nerve pain, you know how intense and unrelenting it can be, which made the lack of empathy and impersonal treatment by them that much more disappointing. Dr. Sonstein arrived at my hospital room the day after my surgery, to do his first and only post-op visit. In between talking to someone else on his cell phone, he quickly told us that he was very rushed--never a good thing when your job requires precision and care--and that he couldn't stay "more than a minute". He visually examined my incision (no more than a few seconds) and then quickly left the room (all while still on a phone call, obviously distracted). In the full year since my surgery, I have not heard from him, not even once, to ask about my recovery or if the pain meds were working. What a disappointing and shabby way to treat a patient. Clearly, my spinal surgery meant nothing more than a metric to him. Dr. Obedian was somewhat better, although he too was distracted on his cell phone during the first post-op hospital visit, and he too left the room quickly with no chance for a conversation. In my follow-up visits to his office it was clear to me that he was not familiar with my current pain management regime, and he and his PA twice prescribed pain and nerve medication that we had previously ruled out. I can't tell whether the surgery was successful. My lifestyle is still adversely impacted by pain (albeit, less pain than before) and limitations on my daily activities. Perhaps that improvement means that the surgery was as good as they had hoped for (or maybe even better), or perhaps it was substandard. I simply don't know.

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