It is an abject hellhole. They seem to actively try to kill anyone on a vent. If the patient is…read morelucky and wakes up, they will then feed them poison instead of healthy food. Almost everything on the tray is white (bread/pasta/rice/SUGAR) and there is high fructose corn syrup in EVERYTHING including the ginger ale. WTF? Ellis Hospital does not provide patients with any ACTUAL FOOD. At least nothing edible. Fresh veg is NEVER provided, rather they serve some dead, frozen veg along with a TINY burger in a HUGE bun (white bread, of course), and the only beverages provided other than water have HFCS in them, same as all of the "desserts". It's as if they actually want their patients to be unhealthy. The basic neglect and unacceptable level of "care" is off the charts. When a bed-ridden patient rings the bell and then has to wait TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES for someone to show up it is unacceptable. I find it difficult to believe Ellis has kept its JCAHO accreditation. According to Google they have it, but I cannot fathom why they still do. This place seems to be at least 20 years behind normal standards. Their doctors do not even carry tablets. They seem to rely on "memory" for everything a patient tells them. I have yet to see even ONE "doctor" write down or log anything. Hell, I have never seen ANY medical "professional" log ANYTHING AT ANY TIME. DO NOT EVER allow ANYONE you love to be sent to Ellis Hospital. You will regret it.

Never had a bad experience here. Nurses from intake to cardiology were ABSOLUTELY wonderful. Thank…read moreyou Ellis for having my back when I needed you most.

It is an abject hellhole. They seem to actively try to kill anyone on a vent. If the patient is…read morelucky and wakes up, they will then feed them poison instead of healthy food. Almost everything on the tray is white (bread/pasta/rice/SUGAR) and there is high fructose corn syrup in EVERYTHING including the ginger ale. WTF? Ellis Hospital does not provide patients with any ACTUAL FOOD. At least nothing edible. Fresh veg is NEVER provided, rather they serve some dead, frozen veg along with a TINY burger in a HUGE bun (white bread, of course), and the only beverages provided other than water have HFCS in them, same as all of the "desserts". It's as if they actually want their patients to be unhealthy. The basic neglect and unacceptable level of "care" is off the charts. When a bed-ridden patient rings the bell and then has to wait TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES for someone to show up it is unacceptable. I find it difficult to believe Ellis has kept its JCAHO accreditation. According to Google they have it, but I cannot fathom why they still do. This place seems to be at least 20 years behind normal standards. Their doctors do not even carry tablets. They seem to rely on "memory" for everything a patient tells them. I have yet to see even ONE "doctor" write down or log anything. Hell, I have never seen ANY medical "professional" log ANYTHING AT ANY TIME. DO NOT EVER allow ANYONE you love to be sent to Ellis Hospital. You will regret it.

St Peters or Saratoga better choice even Glens Falls. Cant even say they try - from staff to…read morebilling all need improvement !!!

They're the best rehab for amputee patients in the Albany area, they have a good staff and care…read moreabout their patients

my son received care there following surgery. I can't say enough…read more about the care he received . Dr. Doyle is an amazing Dr. Nursing staff were very kind and compassionate. Aides were attentive and caring. It is unfortunate that it is a short term rehab. center I feel my son would have progressed farther if he had stayed.

I had cosmetic surgery paid cash and spent the night due to the length of the procedure. The day…read morenurse as well as night nurse were very delightful.I was discharged the following day at 1230 pm waiting for my husband to pick me up. The day RN was all but cold to me obviously more interested in dealing with mother baby patients.. Even had the nerve to ask me if I needed the plastic surgery or did I just want it.I felt very insulted. She offered no assistance with locating my husband or showing guidance in the process. I even asked her if they took me out in a wheel chair ect... Her response was "you walk in you walk out" I am an RN myself and was horrified with her treatment. I took my belongings and tried finding my way to the lobby, I was very light headed and weak two staff members noticed I was not doing well and questioned me why I wasn't in a wheelchair, I told them what the nurse had said , they righted her wrong and were extremely apologetic.

I love the care Bellevue gives and comfort for patient during delivery but they really need to…read moreprovide better accommodations for family. I have been 4 times and had to beg for uncomfortable recliner chair. My daughter there now for my 5th grandson and they don't even have that uncomfortable recliner for dad.

I came into I'll make memorial hospital 5 months ago to receive services. They were quick,…read moreefficient, kind, and empathetic. From the receptionist to the PA, everyone made sure my experience here was safe and communicative. God bless all of you for your dedication to service. And please make sure this review doesn't get lost in the shuffle. Best Drew

They fixed me up and accommodated me and my service dog they are a good hospital they fixed me up…read morewhen I had an ear infection and when I needed a nose job I love Albany med they are the best

I'm very greatful for all of the ER doctors and nurses over at Ellis. The waits can be long…read moresometimes but I've been to this ER many times and they have always been very helpful.

They treat their patients like they are a burden to them. Relay the wrong information about…read moremedication. They literally told my mother inaccurate information about a medication that she was taking. She had extremely high blood pressure for which she ended up landing up in the ER.. and asked if she could be given something to control the BP after her discharge.. she was told the medication she was already taking would suffice to help the BP... when really that medication (i later confirmed with her cardiologists office) was only to help with the heart rate irregularities she was experiencing. Her cardiologists office confirmed that the nurse in the ER was wrong. 65 different nurses will come visit you in a matter of 24 hours but none of them know what is going on. It's almost like there is 0 to minimal documentation that is done with fidelity and integrity. When you ask them for something they look at you as if you have 0 right to ask them for anything. It's absolutely disgusting.

They did a lab test and it came back abnormal. PCP acted very concerned. So how did he handle it?…read moreHe waited TWO WEEKS to tell me at a follow up appointment. PCP said I could have a referral to a specialist, and he would do so after the following test, if I liked. The symptoms worsened within a short period of time thereafter. I called and his staff said I had to come in for ANOTHER appointment, before he'd give me the promised referral! Had I gotten to the specialist at the peak of my pain, maybe I would not have gone through prolonged suffering. Had he not waited two weeks to tell me of an alarming abnormality in my lab work.

This is theication where my parents vist ther doctor. The place is convenient and located in the…read moreheart of Clifton Park. I lived in a town house development right next to the campus making it convenient. Over the last few years there has been some M and A activity that has resulted in a larger campus. I have gotten my lab tests here and they are efficient and took care of my appointment fairly quickly. The staff heewere friendly.

Doc put in scripts they told me they would call to setup appointments for them. No calls they don't…read morefollow up or follow threw. People expect you to take care of yourself. Etc.. but it's the hospital that does not follow up or follow threw. Makes me wonder if I should really care about my health when the hospital acts like they dont.

if you have ever wished you could be in the TV show scrubs, a teaching hospital where the drs are…read morestill learning but you still get quality care, then Ellis family medicine seems like a good choice for a dr. but NO. after one appointment you'll be wishing you had the writers from scrubs as a dr because they seemed to know more about medicine than these drs! good luck getting your concerns delt with. Having a dr. not know something and have them Google it in front of you is just depressing. at least leave the room. tests ordered never get done. and good luck actually calling and talking to a dr or even a nurse. take this review as you will. this is just one mans opinion

In short "If you need care within a few hours and can get there on your own, go here."…read more I'm going to preface this review a few assumptions: If you're in the ER it's probably not a good day for you anyway, most peope don't really *want* to be there, and you're there because you need to be seen sooner than tomorrow morning at a primary care doctor or need more care than a CVS or PriceChopper type Clinic can offer. With that in mind, I'll say I 'enjoyed' my visit to Ellis Emergent Care. I left feeling WAY better than I did when I got there - which is the point, right? The waiting room was calm, quiet, and not crowded. The staff was professional. I won't say 'overly friendly', but it's the ER people!!! They could have been on the tail end of three 12-hour shifts. They were, however, gentle, caring, respectful, and efficient. I was in for extreme dehydration during pregnancy and had to get an IV. The nurses and PA very much seemed to have the attitude of "Lets get you feeling better and get you home." They're obviously busy, but don't seem frantic. The receptionists remembered my name and had all the paperwork ready to go when we went to check out. I feel like all of these reasons in aggragate make it a 5-Star ER. You're not at the spa, but you're also not getting ebola or watching someone die on a stretcher. I'd call that a win. Since it is a smaller facility, they have a limited number of beds/rooms compared to other major hospitals. With that in mind, if there are more than 10 people in the waiting room, it could mean they are filled to capacity. We waited about an hour before I was admitted to a room on a Wednesday afternoon. I felt given the number of people I saw leave and get admitted before me, this was very reasonable. Pro Tip - this facility does NOT accept ambulances, and as a result, the hectic, chaotic atmospher that you experience in other places is noticable absent here. If you need care within a few hours and can get there on your own, go here.

Walked into Ellis UCC in Clifton Park, we were the only ones in wait area…read more Son had a pretty severe lip laceration from a fall. We waited 30 minutes then we were sent to room in back. They took our name and my son's blood pressure. We waited 20 minutes more. The P.A. came in and after 10 seconds, said.... We can't help you, go to Albany Medical center. OK this is fine. But then weeks later we received the bill of $1800.00 and that is with insurance folks. $1800.00 to take our blood pressure. YOU ARE OUT OF YOUR MIND... We will not be paying this bill. Riddiculous. If there was a ZERO star, I'd be ranking them that. BTW: Albany medical handled my son faster and the bill with the plastic surgeon work was $1700.00. W.T.H. Ellis

Ellis Medicine Primary Care provides walk-in hours beginning at 8am on weekdays. My primary care is…read morethere but I am rarely sick. Yesterday I had severe infections in both eyes. I showed up at 8 am, and by 8:07 I was in with an MD! By 9, when CVS opened, I had my antibiotic eyedrops. I had a similar experience in the summer when I was seen at walk-in within minutes. The walk-in hours are a great idea for minor medical problems and much appreciated!