I had an emergency surgery here and visited the ER three times for post op complications. Each time I was there, I was treated with respect. I had outstanding doctors and nurses. I am so glad that I chose to go to the ER here because they actually cared. They took action and admitted me. Dr Schlaerth is an outstanding doc. I pray that my home hospital would be as outstanding with their care. If not, I'm making this the family hospital. We will travel down the 210!! Thank you for taking care of me. Shout out to Nurses: Linh, Nellie, Joyce, and Sydney. Thank you! Thank you to Dr Antoz and to the other Optum doctors who checked in and treated me. read more

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The ER nurses at this hospital were honestly so unprofessional and cold. Loudly cussing and laughing-- meanwhile patients are sitting there needing help. My grandma is 97 years old, bedridden, and completely dependent on other people to care for her. I had to ask for pillows and blankets so I could rotate her myself, and I had to ask for a diaper to change her myself because they had no plan on doing it-- even though my grandma was laying there for almost 12hrs. Unfortunately we come to this hospital because it's close to home. I understand ERs get busy. But being busy doesn't mean basic care and empathy should disappear!! When I asked for help, I got looked at like they were annoyed or I was interrupting their social hour. When it comes to my grandma I don't play, so I was really disappointed.. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!! And what really broke my heart is thinking about the patients who DON'T have family there to advocate for them. Imagine if I wasn't there for my grandma? Who would've changed her? Cleaned her? Made sure she was even comfortable? That's scary to think about. People come to the ER vulnerable, scared, sick, and needing compassion -- not attitude and neglect. The way some of these nurses acted was disgusting and disappointing. read more

I visited the ER for diverticulitis, it was extreme. I was asked if I wanted to be admitted or go home during treatment. How am I supposed to know? I'm not the Dr. I was sent home with some antibiotics that are not the most up to date treatment method and as a bonus I received 5 morphine pills. I'm day 6 in and results are better, but far from normal. I feel the staff was kind, but they can not handle the demand of the community. Want to add, the ER rooms are chairs stacked 3 deep and very crowded with spouse/family members. Shared a room with pneumonia and a severe headache. read more

I've only gotten a tour of the hospital but it seems fairly easy to navigate and I appreciate the free parking. Staff seems friendly and helpful, facility clean. I have always gotten great medical care from USC keck at their other facilities for glasses or check ups, and have no doubt this facility will be the same. read more

This is the worst hospital I have ever been to. The nurse's attitude is my major complaint; They joke around, giggle, make fun of each other, all in front of patients in pre-op or post-op, nurse is supposed to be a serious position and it concerns everyone's health. One of the nurses gave me a cup full of meds and ordered me to swallow all but I had to refuse, some are for morning before meal, some are at bed time, it is not that simple, this nurse probably never learned anything about meds in school. I even asked a nurse at pre-op to call me care-giver not to come to pick me up because I would be in surgery and would spend the night in the hospital but this nurse never did call my care giver as I requested. Never again. read more

I have been to USC Acradia Hospital. Once it used to be Methodist Hospital, it looked like a very nice hospital, and everything is modern using high-tech equipment. They have very nice Cafeterias the food is really good. Right now, my father in law is having surgery on his left foot. I know these doctors are best. read more

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worst Experience ever with a hospital ! I'm pregnant felt like I was going to pass out sitting up blood and they had me waiting 3 and a half hours currently still waiting while people who came after me has went to the back to get seen. ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS HAD NO CARE FOR ME OR MY UNBORN CHILD! read more

My visit to the Arcadia Hospital Emergency Room was easily one of the most frustrating and disappointing healthcare experiences I've ever had. I arrived at around 5:35 PM and didn't end up leaving until about 11:30 PM. I understand ERs can be busy, but spending nearly six hours waiting while dealing with a fractured arm and feeling physically unwell was exhausting and unacceptable. The waiting became so unbearable that I couldn't even stay seated in one place anymore. I eventually moved closer to the front desk just so I wouldn't be completely overlooked. At no point did anyone check in to see how I was doing or whether my condition was getting worse while I waited. When I was finally taken in for X-rays, the experience only got worse. The technician handled my injured arm far too roughly, which caused a sharp increase in pain. Whatever movement was done triggered a reaction where I began to feel faint and visibly pale -- something the technician even acknowledged out loud. Despite this, I was simply told to "take a minute" instead of being offered water, help, or medical attention. That moment honestly felt careless and unsafe. Eventually I saw the doctor, who was polite on the surface, but overall came across as disengaged. He did not personally apply my splint and instead had a less experienced staff member do it. The splint was not applied correctly, which only added to my discomfort and concern. On top of that, I was never given a prescription, nor was I properly informed about my injury. No one showed me my X-rays or explained what they revealed, including whether there were any tears or additional concerns. The entire visit felt rushed, disorganized, and lacking basic communication. When someone comes into the ER with a fracture, they should feel cared for, informed, and taken seriously. Instead, I left feeling dismissed, poorly treated, and frustrated after hours of waiting. I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel it's important to share this experience so others know what to expect and so the hospital can hopefully address these issues. Patients deserve better attentiveness, clearer communication, and a higher standard of care -- especially in an emergency setting. read more

I'm 28 weeks pregnant and i've had to go to the ER twice due to bleeding in the past couple of months. First time mom here so we didn't know what the process was like or what to expect. We went through the ER, they saw me, put me in a wheelchair and took me to a Labor and Delivery room to check me, we stopped quickly so they could take a copy of my ID and insurance and kept going to the room, i was in a bed within 20mins i'd say. The nurses that I got both times were super nice and friendly, they were helpful and both doctors that I saw were knowledgeable and explained to us what we needed to know. Sadly they don't have prenatal care or I would've transferred over there read more

Worst hospital i ever been at nurse recommended this hospital i should of went to greater El Monte this hospital is the worst we wait about 6 hour to be seen by er doctor he was weird too nothing work for him this hospital should be shut down or at least the er they didn't even have a bed for my daughter to wait we sat inside and waited more honestly I will never come back to this hospital people shouldn't bring there family here read more

# 2. Spent 15 years of my life as volunteer there. After USC took over, the program went to hell in a handbag. Both the hospital service and the volunteer services management showed a lot to be desired. Waited 2 years for assessment. Still waiting. Finally resigned. What a way to treat volunteers. See other review about care level. Sm read more

Very caring and very peaceful place. I felt so comfortable here before my surgery. All the nurses are so amazing and all the people in the preop and the postop amazing. read more

WHY IS IT ... upon admittance to the emergency room of ANOTHER hospital a few weeks ago ... THAT they did blood tests, CT scans, MRIs, gave me A CALL LIGHT, and treated me with the utmost respect and care. Why is it ... in the ER here ... I got screamed at that I was mentally ill when I actually WORKED at a psychiatric hospital, 2 cups of water with a diagnosis of dehydration and heard the doctor order an IV, no consideration of a possible head injury, and was put in imminent danger of a second fall which most likely exacerbated the first. Why is it that MY HANDS ARE NUMB AND I AM NUMB FROM THE WAIST DOWN TO THIS DAY!!! Why is it that ... upon submitting the above letter to the hospital, THEY BLAMED ME ...and I know ... I am a health care professional and totally aware of cover-your-butt charting ... that the nurse was covering hers. Why is it that NO LAWYER WILL TAKE THIS MEDICAL MALPRACTICE CASE even though it is a clear case of negligence which I never got so much as an apology. WHY IS IT??? read more

We finally saved our dad by getting him out of this hospital and transferring him to a nearby 5-star hospital. What our family went through here was absolute hell. I agree with every single 1-star and negative review--this place has earned them. From medication issues to ongoing neglect, the care was traumatic to witness. They repeatedly pushed to discharge our dad while he was clearly not stable. At one point his IV was left unplugged for days, leaving him dangerously dehydrated--but that was only a drop in the bucket compared to everything else we endured. The difference was night and day. In just one day at the new hospital, our dad received better care than he did in weeks here. That single day replaced weeks of fear, suffering, and exhaustion for our entire family. Side note: Credit where it's due--the Physical Therapy department and a small handful of nurses were genuinely caring and tried their best under difficult circumstances. Unfortunately, they were the exception, not the rule. No family should ever have to fight this hard just to keep a loved one safe. Please read the negative reviews carefully--our experience confirms them. read more

I'm not sure why this is branded as a USC facility, we came to this emergency room under the understanding that this is affiliated with USC in LA. Unfortunately, this is not the case. They weren't able to access any medical records during an emergency, we wasted three days here in the emergency room only to be told my husband's case was too complicated and he needed to be transferred to Keck in LA. Now, thousands of dollars of hospital bills later, we are getting so many different bills instead of one lump bill. It's caused a major confusion when trying to get his bills in order. Even today we received a letter from the billing department but reads like a 10 year old wrote it. Additionally, he was seen by MULTIPLE doctors, we had to explain his situation dozens of times only to be ghosted by that doctor and a few hours later, a new doctor would come in and the cycle would repeat. One doctor stood out who asked us dozens of questions, questioned his health, questioned his personal life, made it seem like he was finally going to be the one to get things moving and help us and then said he would come back and we never saw him again.... I don't think he had anyone consistent in this place at all. It's unfortunate they hold the USC name because the USC standards are not here at all. I wish we would have never come here in the first place. read more

I have to say, every time I come to this hospital I am left with a great impression. Workers are nice here, everything seems to flow very easily. I had come with a nagging chest pain caused by a kick I took to the chest. I was seen and released with enough time to grab dinner. read more

So far entering this hospital is like a freeway. The care is not there.. It seems like no one knows what they're doing here. organization is below standard of care. I sat in my room for an hour and half for someone to come in. I have to call the nurse to find out what's going on. Not with standard you were gonna give me a medication that I was allergic to. I had to come into a hospital and everything feels like it's wrong. read more

Incredibly long waits in ER. There were lots of homeless folks in the waiting room. Staff is very rude and don't even acknowledge you. The quality of care has dropped drastically from 10 years ago. Very disappointed. I thought by joining USC, the quality of care would have improved, but it's the opposite. read more

This updated review is specifically for risk management, compliance, regulatory, and patient relations. The department you are referred to when there was any issue with your hospital experience. Spoke with Nikki on Monday for an hour. It was a productive and engaging conversation to address areas of concern regarding transparency, better communication, and offering a more compassionate approach to everyone who comes into the emergency room. I look forward to seeing some of these changes being implemented in the future. I have updated my review to reflect 3 stars because I appreciate the effort Nikki has made to really address these areas of concerns and contact me back in a timely manner. Minus one star for the service of my emergency visit as it was not the best experience. It definitely could have been better. I will minus a star as there is still opportunities for process improvements as well as better communication. I hope that the changes Nikki and I discussed will be implemented, but until that takes place my review will stand at 3 stars. If you have a bad experience please reach out to this department so that they can continue to improve future experiences for patients. read more

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There emergency waiting times are RIDICULOUSLY LONG!!!! The nurses are always away from there station and away for HOURS!!!!!! Sad to say but you have the poor Security guy Brian answering all kinds of questions that patients have since there are NO NURSES TO ASSIST!!! read more

I was in the hospital for a total knee replacement. The nursing staff was wonderful quick to respond. Especially Anthony, maria, Alyssa, Minnie, and the patient Navigators. I felt well cared for. THE food was bad. read more

Background On Visit: Was rushed to the hospital via ambulance, because I had a hard time breathing. Duration Of Stay: About 9 and half days Visitor Rights: No visitors are allowed. If you want someone to bring you something, have them give it to the security guard. Then the nurse will go down to get the items and bring it up to you. Location/Parking: Located next to the Santa Anita Race Track. It's basically on Huntington Dr. inbetween Baldwin Ave and Santa Anita Ave. Plenty of parking for all. Ambiance/Decor: Your typical hospital setting Service: Service was great. The nurses, doctors, and hospital staffers were very nice, attentive, helpful and offered great suggestions of how to recover after being released from the hospital. Major kudos goes to Nurse Amy who chose to be my RN nurse on the days that she worked the night shift. Familiar faces are always nice when you're staying for many days at the hospital. Hospital Food: Hospital food isn't that bad. Every day, there will be someone that will call you to ask you to seewhat you want entrees and carbs you want for the day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hospital For Thought: Very nice, very clean, and would definitely come here if I need some health needs met. read more

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I went to emergency I couldn't walk or stand with severe back pain .didn't check me just gave me 2 morphine shots didn't help .sent me home .9 days later I was sent to a different hospital by ambulance thank God and I was sepsis had surgery and I almost died. 3 weeks in hospital I will never go there they almost killed me read more

The worse place in the San Gabriel Valley. Front desk can't seem to get their act together and will fail to provide basic billing services in a timely manner. They're transitioning from Methodist and they're short staffed. You're better off going elsewhere. Apparently more USC docs will join them after April 1st. Expect to wait 10-12 hours. read more

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Terrible ER experience. Super long wait, the doctor and staff are dismissive of my concerns, and afterwards are billing problems. Do yourself a favor and find a different hospital. read more

COVID-19: Social distancing is enforced at this establishment. All of the staff wears a mask. All patients are expected to wear a mask too. The staff also wear gloves. There are some hand sanitizers available for patients to use. This hospital is opened to serve all patients. They are also sanitizing in between patients. While I was here last night, I discovered that they do not allow pets in their establishment. Parking: Plenty of parking here at the hospital. The spaces are okay. They are not too wide or small. There is a parking structure, but it's for employees only. Staff: The staff here is very nice and friendly. Obviously during a pandemic, things can get hectic so I didn't really care how long it took for me to be seen by a doctor. Everyone here is super courteous and helpful. Great job to all the healthcare staff. read more

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Still here 10 hrs later,brought mom in due to chest pain, low blood sugar hight blood pressure, at 4:30 they called her for a chest xray, 6hrs later we are still here, "waiting for a room" ....quick note: an Asian man complained that his mom is diabetic and has been waiting for 6hrs. And his mom had not eaten anything, they were let in right away along with family members..... Meanwhile my mom is still here in the lobby, along with chest pain she now has stomach pain, throwing up and has the shakes, I let them know, but they are still " waiting for a room"!!. SHOULD YOU LIKE TO BE WAITING FOR SOME HELP WITH YOUR PAIN FOR 10 HOURS THIS PLACE IS FOR YOU........I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS HORRIBLE CARELESS HOSPITAL!!..... read more

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This place is a joke. Emergency room is the last place you want to come for an emergency. Sit and wait forever. Everyone is heartless. Full of homeless and charge an arm and leg for no care. Better off not coming. It would be nice if employees at least pretended they care. This is the exact opposite of help and care. They don't care and you just sit and wait. read more

Gave birth to my daughter at the hospital. My induction turned into a c-section. All the nurses, doctors, staff, and everyone else made the whole process a memorable experience. I can't remember everyone's name but I'm so thankful for all everyone that took care of us. They went above and beyond to make sure I was okay and helped me through this scary but wonderful experience of being a new mom. The rooms were actually quite spacious and even had a great view of the golf course. The delivery room was huge and my husband was very comfortable on the couch. Our postpartum room was smaller than that room but we didn't have to share it so that made it less stressful. Our daytime and nighttime nurses were so caring and really helped me as a first time mom. They were always helping me with breastfeeding and any questions I had and tried to help me be as comfortable as I can. Check in for the day of my induction was super easy and fast. The induction process actually went pretty smooth. The nurse gave me a birthing ball to use while I was there and my water broke 5 minutes later. Unfortunately, my daughter decided she wanted to stick her hand out instead of her head and we had other issues like cord around her neck, IUGR, and gestational diabetes so a c-section was recommended. I can't thank everyone enough for the time there! I would love to give birth here again if my insurance allows it in the future. read more

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The worst hospital experience in recent memory. Nursing staff is hardly available. My aunt pressed the call button 4 times to get a cup of water but no one came over to even see what she wanted or if she was in distress. My cousin had to flag a nurse down. We are not even sure they knew the moment she passed away due to the lack of attention from the staff. This was April 2022. My grandmother was there for a few nights in June 2022 and she was told to use to call button for assistance to use the restroom. She pressed the button 3 times and by the time someone showed up, she soiled the bed because it took that long for a nurse to show up. Meanwhile my cousins noticed that nurses congregating around the desk, gossiping. They will be filing the appropriate grievances with hospital management. Whoever is in charge of the nursing staff should take notice to recruit more nurses or tell their nursing staff to quit socializing and to pay attention when patients hit the call button. People notice these things! If you value your life or loved ones, don't bring them here. HEY NORM N. Why do not you respond to negative reviews? Most of your responses are to positive reviews! read more

I had excellent care. The nurses were so kind and Suba was especially wonderful. Her expertise saved me from a very bad Iv. The nurse that held me during the spinal injection was truly an angel. I wish I knew her name. To thank her I recommend this hospital highly read more

I went in with severe dizziness, couldn't walk and violent vomiting. I was in the lobby from 9:30 pm until 2 am, vomiting and staggering-they offered me an anti nausea pill which I explained I couldn't keep down as I could not hold down even a sip of water. they were irritated and scolded me. finally back in an ER room I was left miserable for hours before they gave me an IV for fluids and meds. I suffered for hours until they got the IV and got some relief. I was admitted and never saw a doctor. I did briefly see a nurse practitioner but they didn't check my ears, you would think they would for dizziness which can come from inflammation of the ear. I left on day three with no plan and no orders and I had to ask for prescriptions for dizziness and nausea which I still have and I'm two days back home. One nurse was kind, Julian, and he gets my one star for being nice. read more

Let me start off by saying I work in the medical field at a reputable teaching hospital, so I know exactly what good care looks like. I had to bring my elderly father with dementia to the hospital by his physician's request (and the hospital I work at does not have an ER). I did not expect to be making an emergency room visit today, but unfortunately my father had some concerning symptoms. I was able to find parking in front of the emergency department rather quickly and we were kindly greeted by the screeners and security staff out front. (Five stars to the kind and friendly Alliant security officer. I don't have his name, but he was a young, tall black guy). I checked my father in, and the whole process was fast and straight forward. We were triaged by a nice RN named Pam, and my father was taken to the back for blood and urine specimens. We were then sent back out to the waiting area where he would wait to be taken to radiology. This whole process was decent and quick, and everyone we encountered was unbelievably nice! The transport guy and radiology person were absolutely nice and kind to my very confused father. Everybody was! They really treated him well here, and in an ER a good bedside manner is the most important. The one part we all hate while visiting an emergency room is definitely the wait. Although all his testing was done quick, waiting for results took over four hours. This is normal, the results need to be interpreted by a physician and the ER was busy. I checked in at 11:45 AM and we left at 5:00 PM. Was I tired and hungry? Yes. But waiting is a small price to pay to ensure your loved one is not in any danger. I would also like to give a special shout out to Montana who did my father's registration. He was nice enough to bring us a blanket when my dad got cold! Very nice and professional. read more

I don't always end up in the hospital, but when I do I drive myself to Methodist hospital of Arcadia. Stop is excellent, from a minute I walked into the door to identified the severity of my room and expedited me to the ER services. Well I was there I made a staff member named Ronald W. An ER tech, I specifically told him I would mention him in my review, all the staff from nurses to the Drs to the OR Surgeons, saved my leg read more

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I am hoping the new things I am seeing at USC post-acquisition are only hiccups...but I am fearful. Might change to Huntington, hope they don't have interns there too. DISAPPOINTED at service and lost confidence: Mom was here for chest pain, came in an ambulance...turns out her doctor was a resident, so just out of medical school. They wouldn't allow me in because she didn't have a room for hours. She could see that the resident was squinting over the charts trying to figure out what was going on and this did not inspire her confidence ...Turns out the presence of interns at this hospital was a surprise to the existing staff once the merger took place. She had all her tests done and she was not having a heart attack. They said ok, nothing was wrong, brought her to the car. But it turns out that she had something else wrong, which they didn't even tell me about upon discharge. Also the nurse didn't bring her out in a wheelchair and let her walk unassisted, even though she is very wobbly and has bad balance and had a major fall six months earlier. I see all sorts of nice marketing posters everywhere - could you please spend money on training and integrating staff? Also I feel very unwelcome as a visitor (please consider making my experience comfortable so I can be a good caregiver). But on a sidetone - less important - actually there is not even a place to sit anymore in the MAIN ENTRANCE AREA...! Except benches outside. Now I have to go sit in the ER waiting room where there is a chance of me getting a hospital acquired infection or COVID. I appreciate that everyone is trying and thanks to the hard work for those who work in public service, but Im hoping this will land a constructive tone to improve....please do not put profits above people. read more

I had to visit the ER due to uncontrolled nausea, vomiting and dehydration while being early on in my first pregnancy. I was cared for by Dr Herzik, Courtney and Kayla RN's and Declan (ultrasound tech). The entire team exceeded my expectations and were so kind, patient and caring. read more

My 3 year old had a seizure and was unresponsive. Rushed him to this ER. WHAT A NIGHTMARE. We were ignored and told to fill out paperwork while our son lay there possibly dying. My wife had to scream bloody murder to get any help. THe THIRD WORLD conditions of this hospital were shocking. Not as shocking as the LOW QUALITY CARE received from the ER nurses. They forced tylenol down my son's throat until he threw up everywhere. They were ZERO help and made things worse. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS. read more

I gave birth to my son here, and we had a wonderful experience. We got here around 3am, and had to go to the emergency door, since main entrance didn't open until 5am. The staff were all friendly, despite having to work the graveyard shift. My delivery room was very large with a sofa futon, and the nurses were all super nice and friendly. The nurse Teryn took care of me most of the day, and she was simply amazing. After delivery, we were sent to smaller room with a nice view of the road. The room had 2 smaller comfy chairs (one pulls out). The nurse Mel took care of us most of the night, and she was very sweet and helpful. Overall, the rooms were very clean and all the nurses were very helpful and kind. The food is usually bland, but they offer a lot of options usually. My only complaint is that my call button was pretty wonky, but luckily there was a phone to call nurses directly. All in all, this was a nice hospital with great staff. read more

This place is a hit / miss Dr Romero is amazing , the nurse I had tonight Rick sweet as can be funny kind and just a all around nice guy But the doctor who took over for Romero is trash how the fuck do you discharge someone with a GI bleed? Hendrickson really shouldn't be a doctor cause he truly gives 0 fucks but he puts on a good act I normally stay far away from " Methodist" but decided to give this place one final chance and again tonight I was reminded why I stay far away now I have to hope and pray I don't die because nothing was done to find out where the blood is coming from and to stop it . read more

Previously, at this hospital, I gave them nothing but five stars, they saved my life and treated me absolutely wonderfully taking care of things that weren't even absolutely life and death, such as removing some cysts from my head since I was having surgery anyway the doctor was so kind to remove the cyst from my head. My last time I went, there was an absolute shock! They have been taken over by LA County, USC hospital and in comparison to the times when I went before when they had plenty of excellent MDs in the ER, now they were down to a PA and maybe one MD for the entire ER and the treatment was absolutely Horrendous! There was no treatment. They didn't even wanna look at my labs nor necessary labs that needed to be ran. I was treated absolutely horribly and completely ignored. I wasted my time and money going to this hospital thinking that I could get some help like I did And instead received absolutely no help and it was nothing but a waste of my time and money getting out there! I would've gotten better care at County USC! I miss the old Arcadia Methodist. It is sickening what is happening to these hospitals that are up with larger corporations, and the care is going down the toilet. This was one of the hospitals where I was told by the doctor, "why are you here? We don't treat chronic illness" I told him I was obviously having an acute flareup of my conditions and he just told me to go see my specialist and cut me loose without any treatment or testing. Had they done the labs they would've seen that my thyroid was absolutely critical. They also would've seen that. I had an intestinal impaction that nearly killed me a couple weeks later! It makes me sick that I had to suffer and be told that nothing was wrong with me, only to find out that there was a lot wrong with me and it was life-threatening! read more

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