I just spent 7 days on 3 West. I have NOTHING negative to say. They took care of me on all shifts,…read morefrom intake to discharge. Even when I went home fell and had to return. This is MY hospital and it should be yours too.

I was in shady side hospital for over 2 weeks very good experience but now I'm back in here and it…read moreSUCKS!!! No one should have to wait over an hr and still waiting for my pain meds. No one answers the call buttons so why have them? All night my I'v pumps kept going off and you would think someone would come to help but hell NO. Beep beep beep beep beep that's all I get. Hospital sucks

Dr. Kristina Bishop has been my saving grace. Typically fertility and OB/GYN are very separate…read more(which is very frustrating to patients since it would seem like all women's health issues should fall under the same umbrella). However, Dr. Bishop has been the first OB/GYN to truly listen and provide different recommendations for our fertility struggles over the last 4 years. She actually recommended us to a new fertility clinic to begin IVF in which we were able to get pregnant for the second time. Unfortunately the pregnancy ended in a second miscarriage which was discovered in office with Dr. Bishop at 10 weeks. Her caring bedside manner was so impactful as my husband and I were going through such a horrible situation, and it's been SO different and refreshing compared to my first miscarriage experience with my old practice (Century Medical Associates-- highly do NOT recommend). I have recommended Seasons to ALL of my friends because the care is top notch and the all-women practice makes you feel at home, even when you may be going through a difficult situation. The fact these providers actually spend the time to listen to you AND provide sound recommendations is what makes them stand above the rest!

So happy I switched to Seasons OBGYN. My first experience elsewhere felt impersonal, but here I…read morefelt supported right away. Dr. Kridgen answered everything, and Elsabeth M., RN, went above and beyond. I feel excited and confident about my care now.

Magee's is an amazing hospital, I was really sick after my son was born a few years ago so I was…read moretransferred here and stayed in the maternity ward for the next month, a few days after I was admitted the nurses could see how miserable I was to be away from my new baby so they talked to the doctors and managed to get my son a crib so that he was with me throughout my stay. Everyone there was so kind and caring and I really felt like a person not just a patient. I had 3 emergency surgeries while there and the doctors and nurses were always so good about keeping myself and my parents up to speed on every decision they were making and always made sure we had all the information about what their plans and our options were every step of the way. Before I was discharged they made sure to set me up with an excellent home nursing team and then once I was home my doctor even called to check on me to make sure I made it home safely and that I was being taken care of. I had quite a few follow up appointments after I was discharged and I got the same excellent care at each and every one. My sister also gave birth at Magees this year and my niece was in their NICU for two weeks and I was once again beyond impressed with their wonderful care and professionalism I would definitely recommend this hospital to anyone.

First child in the family that was born at Magee. My family always goes to Forbes though my sister…read moredecided Magee. Only 2 people allowed in the room which was shocking to us, I understand when it's time to deliver only 2 people but even when nothing is going on that's the rule, 2 people. The nurses were nice. I did hear nurses talking bad about patients at the nurse station which I felt was unprofessional. The cafeteria food is not the best. HIPAA violations, the nurses had other patients names and information on the computer in my sisters room available for everyone to see.

I went in a few days ago as an out-patient in the O.R. I had a D & C procedure where I was under…read moregeneral anesthesia due to some medical issues. The OR team was nice from the front desk (Dairia) who has a pleasant personality and put me at ease to the rest of the team Leah (pre-op nurse), Sue (OR nurse), Amanda (OR Team) and Doreen (recovery nurse). The anesthesiologist and nurse anesthesist both helped me understand procedures and what I could expect while answering my concerns. All went well and my R.N. Doreen throughly went over my discharge orders. I have read the other reviews which are different from my situation and hope this is not the norm for most patients. For my overall O.R. experience Magee gets a well deserved and solid 4 stars. PS They even gave me a thank-you card with my discharge orders (a nice touch).

My experience at the hospital during my miscarriage was awful. There were serious problems with my…read morecare, including a patient-safety/risk-alert issue. But what hurts the most is that I had to fight to keep my baby's remains from being treated like medical waste. The doctor did not even seem to know that I could ask for the pregnancy tissue from my D&C as proof of my pregnancy and loss. I should never have had to fight for this. I was grieving my baby, and I had to fight the hospital to make sure her remains were not simply thrown away. Then I was offered a keychain... I don't want a keychain to remember this experience by. I wanted my baby. I won't put all my private medical details here, but other parents need to know: ask questions, ask what is happening to the remains, request your records, and ask for your proof of conception for a proper burial based on your faith. You also have a right for the hospital to take care of the remains, if that's what helps you get through. No judgement, just options. The pathologist named Stephanie was the one person who showed me extraordinary compassion. They treated Estelle with dignity and treated me like a grieving mother, not a case number. Just a beautiful soul who looks you in the eye. I will never forget that. Magee needs to do better. Losing my baby was devastating enough. I should never have had to fight the hospital to make sure she mattered. Horton taught us "A person is a person, no matter how small." Estelle mattered. Her remains mattered. And I am grateful to the pathologist who treated her with the dignity she deserved.

Central Outreach Wellness Center redefines healthcare. The approach here is truly holistic and…read morecomprehensive, built on a foundation of respect. The staff are professional, deeply compassionate, and take the time to listen, ensuring you receive the highest quality care. The clinic itself is aesthetically pleasing and, most importantly, immediately affirming of all people. Finding Central Outreach was essential for my well-being. This is a team I trust implicitly.

They offer free health services/clinic to a certain extent - they treat for HIV, STD's The flu -…read morehowever not all clinical tests are covered for free in which most cases the flu and blood work isn't covered when it should be.... The atmosphere is ok - there's a lot of work that needs to be corrected specifically on the walk in side, there's no reason why staff should be talking about patients out in the open specially registration - UNPROFESSIONAL and a HIPPA VIOLATION. Under no circumstances should any staff member of central outreach be discussing about patients and or their personal healthcare especially if the patient is not present to defend themselves..... The average 20 - 30 min should not be that long especially if your the first patient of the day on the walk in side there's no reason why I should have waited 35min at 9am got seen by 10am was out the doors by 1045am that's unacceptable. When a specific provider is being asked for and called for ---- STOP SENDING SOMEONE WHO WE DIDNT ASK FOR The waiting rooms need to be more expanded it gets way to crowded by 1115am and most people have to start standing or they go outside back to their cars.....

My first visit to this women's hospital. It's right at the corner where the buses stop. Very…read moreconvenient. They also have a parking lot (gotta pay). Walk in the front doors, which are very handicapped accessible, and someone by the entrance will direct you to where you should go be it down the hall or up the elevator. There are five floors here. My appointment was on the fifth floor. Friendly staff. Gentle service and care.

My experience at Magee Hospital during my miscarriage was awful. There were serious problems with…read moremy care, including a patient-safety/risk-alert issue. But what hurts the most is that I had to fight to keep my baby's remains from being treated like medical waste. The doctor did not even seem to know that I could ask for the pregnancy tissue from my D&C as proof of my pregnancy and loss. I should never have had to fight for this. I was grieving my baby, and I had to fight the hospital to make sure her remains were not simply thrown away. Then I was offered a keychain... I don't want a keychain to remember this experience by. I wanted my baby. I won't put all my private medical details here, but other parents need to know: ask questions, ask what is happening to the remains, request your records, and ask for your proof of conception for a proper burial based on your faith. You also have a right for the hospital to take care of the remains, if that's what helps you get through. No judgement, just options. The pathologist named Stephanie was the one person who showed me extraordinary compassion. They treated Estelle with dignity and treated me like a grieving mother, not a case number. Just a beautiful soul who looks you in the eye. I will never forget that. Mercy needs to do better. Losing my baby was devastating enough. I should never have had to fight the hospital to make sure she mattered. Horton taught us "A person is a person, no matter how small." Estelle mattered. Her remains mattered. And I am grateful to the pathologist who treated her with the dignity she deserved.

I wanted to say how thankful we are to Children's hospital in Pittsburgh. We came to the ER for our…read moreson and the ER staff was a blessing. The attending Doctor... Dr. Maria Antonucci was the BEST Doctor I've ever encountered and she was an angel to us. The nurses on 6A were fantastic! These nurses and techs are 10/10. Very impressed with all of them. I've been a nurse myself since 2005 and I'm picky and I really was so grateful to everyone

UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh is widely recognized as a premier pediatric medical center…read more Located in the Lawrenceville neighborhood, it was a quick walk from my apartment. In addition to walking by a gazillion times whilst living there, I'd also done some volunteering (with organizations and not directly with the hospital). It's world-class not only in medical treatment but in the care given to the children who are patients.

So being outofstate I had called my health provider and there were no in network providers and they…read morehad no recommendations. Ended up contacting my sister who has knowledge in this field and she dug up this place My reason for coming here was due to a dogbite incident from a family pet it had happened a couple of days ago and I decided to contact my health provider and they recommended visiting a facility to have a doctor look at it The doctor gave me a little chastising about dog bites being serious but was professional about it. He wrote up a prescription and asked where I wanted to pick it up being cheap I asked if there was a costco and it turned out not that far away The nurse who took care of the wounds did a great job she had to take care of pus buildup I had to use the bus system to get here and that worked out Just to see the doctor will be an upfront $120 and the treatment was only another $175

They do not accept Anthem Blue Cross / Blue Shield. My spouse presented her insurance card and was…read morecharged a co-pay. Then we received a bill for $463. Nothing was said at the time of treatment.