100 MILLION NEGATIVE STARS!! I don't even know where to…read morestart. ( This is going to be a long one, but make sure you read ALL of this, it may be the difference between life and DEATH. ) In chronological order, my boyfriend and I had always thought this was a great hospital, soley based on the ER wait time and the sheer size of the facility. So when he had an aneurysm rupture January 6th, 2025, this hospital being less than 10 minutes from his home, would have seemed to be a great option... THAT COULD NOT HAVE POSSIBLY BEEN MORE WRONG! The backstory is that I had a severe AVM brain hemorrhage when I was 16. I died three times before I even made it to Jefferson, I went brain dead there, I spent two weeks in a coma, a month and a half in the ICU, with less than a 1% chance of survival, and emergency surgeries every single day. That was over TWENTY YEARS AGO when today's medical advancemens had not yet been utilized, in a hospital that was much LESS modern and equipped than Virtua. Yet my doctors saw fit to actually treat me, and I am here 22 years later. David Chapman, the brightest light in this entire world, the whole of my existence, and honest-to-God walking angel on earth, WAS NOT EVEN TREATED, NOT EVEN ADMITTED, NOT OPERATED ON, THOUGH HE WAS STILL ALIVE WHEN HE ARRIVED. They did a simple brain scan and declared there was nothing to be done, without even trying. *( MY doctors said the same about me, but as soon as they drained the blood off my brain, they realized they were wrong. )* THEY DID NOTHING FOR HIM. THEY LET HIM LIAY THERE WITHOUT ANY INTERVENTION, TURNED OFF HIS LIFE SUPPORT, AND WATCHED HIM DIE FOR 4 HOURS. To add insult to an already unbearable injury, I was hit and ran over by a car on December 13th of 2025. I am disabled on my left side, and this car completely crushed my right foot, causing it to turn sideways. I spent a hellish week in a bed in virtua, after sitting all night waiting for a bed in excruciating pain, in the very spot where the love of my life was left to die in the ER. Not only were the nurses and the completely inept and unknowlegable, regarding my medication, but one of them ( PEARL) sat there and argued with me about it for an hour, to the point that she called security on me, even though I did not raise my voice once. She then she proceeded to LIE to me and told me the floor doctor said her directions were correct. I spoke to the doctor the next day, and she said she was completely unaware of the entire situation. THREE days after the SIX broken bones in my foot, I had to CONSTANTLY fight off one person after another, who wanted me to get up and walk on it even though I was wearing a splint. They would NOT LET ME SPEAK TO THE ORTHOPEDIC DOCTOR WHO EVALUATED MY X RAYS, and their STUPIDITY AND BELIGERENCE deepened even further when they demanded I put my sideways splinted foot inside a CAM boot. I refused because I was well aware this was completely INSANE MALPRACTICE, so they threatened to kick me out. I had to file an APPEAL, AND SEARCH ON MY OWN FOR THE DOCTOR'S NUMBER BECAUSE THEY WOULD NOT GIVE IT TO ME. He sent his resident to speak with me, and I explained the situation. He took one look at me and shook his head, saying "There is no way you're standing up or walking on this, and there is no logical possibility of putting a splint inside of a CAM boot." After a week of physical and mental TRAUMATIZATION from the staff, I was transferred to an inpatient facility, and was not medically allowed to weightbear for over a MONTH. At this moment, 3 months later, I am still medically required to bein a CAM boot, and cannot walk more than a few steps. Virtua would have caused me permanent and extreme damage to my foot, which is my body's entire weight-bearing and balancing system, causing all SIX fractures to immediately break AGAIN. DO NOT. EVER. GO TO THIS HOSPITAL!!! DO NOT. EVER. TRUST THEM WITH ANYONE'S MEDICAL CARE!!! ALL THEY WANT IS YOUR MONEY. THEY WILL JUST AS SOON LET YOU DIE, AND BUTCHER YOUR BODY, AS LOOK AT YOU!!! THIS ENTIRE FACILITY NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN FOR THE SAFETY OF EVERYONE IN GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP.!!!!!!

I was diagnosed with hypertension on my regular doctor visit at 28 weeks pregnant and had to be…read moreadmitted to the hospital immediately. I didn't imagine that I would stay in a hospital for the next five weeks. Not saying goodbye to my cats was one of the hardest things. For more than a month, not seeing any animals was so hard because I am a huge animal lover. But when I gave birth, my daughter's nurse told me that there was a dog at the hospital that could visit me. And then that afternoon, Bean came to me. I was crying from excitement and happiness; other than giving birth, that was the best feeling ever. She was so sweet and gentle, and just petting her was the most wonderful feeling. Every person in the hospital who loves animals knows that having a dog visit you in such difficult moments means everything to you. Mrs. Katelynn was so thoughtful and amazing; she brought Bean again to see me and she wrote me and my daughter the most beautiful card. Having preeclampsia and my baby coming so early because of that was very difficult, but having that little dog there meant the world to me. I will forever be grateful for the time we spent together. I have a little sticker with Bean's face on my fridge, and whenever I look at it, I remember how happy I was when she was with me. Visiting Paws and Bean is the crucial thing for anyone struggling and just wanting to have a normal feeling about life outside of the hospital. T.St.

Kennedy stratford is the dump heap hospital of Southern NJ. Everyday they tried to give me a…read moremedication that would have killed me. We wrote it on the board and still the nurses kept trying to give me the med. Nurses Gladys and Shavone on the third floor were the worst. Zero bedside manner.loud discussions of patients conditions and names in the hallways against HIPAA. In your face, f you nursing. I will be making a formal complaint. And the doctors. I've had a doctor for 5 days and have never meant him. Some staff are kind and know what they are doing. But I haven't felt physically safe since being admitted. Rude, unprofessional, downright dangerous.

I live in the Lindenwold area, same apt for thirty-seven years. Fortunately, I am healthy now, at…read moreseventy-six-years of age, however, there were stressful times in my life where I was ambulanced to Kennedy Stratford with chest pains. First of all, there are no private rooms. at all. The first time I was there, my 'roommate" had eleven people visiting until visiting hours ended. making horrible noise. I got up and walked out. The second time I was a patient there in the 'cardiac unit" they brought in a heroin addict, withdrawing from drugs and that was my room partner. I was chastised for asking them to be quiet, AS IF I should have great regard for some junkie going through withdrawal. A friend of mine who drives an ambulance told me to ALWAYS go to Virtua, never here. It is closer, which is why I went. It is now Jefferson, not Kennedy, but I doubt anything improved. Carrie K.

An antiquated hospital, but don't discount them!…read more I needed an MRI for some bs dizziness and my new insurance plan dictated here. The registrar was semi nice and check in went quickly. Neat and modern lockers. The actual MRI went wonderfully. Super friendly staff. I walked out w my MRI disk.

The nurses in Infusion are caring and respectful. They put in notes and communicate well with…read morepatients. Much better than Washington Twp. Jefferson.

The staff attend to all basic needs and beyond they really have and respect the clients under their…read morecare if your looking for an research center with an family atmosphere this is the place for you

I think they are probably good we'll see over time and certainly generous to transport people free…read moreto one of their one of 2 locations in new jersey,they even offered to give me a free liver scan to tell if I have a fatty liver. Wow I was so impressed, but the kicker is that to take advantage of the free transport you have to meet their van at 6:30am on 8th Avenue across from penn station entrance renamed patrick Moynihan,it's near the Panda Express restaurant which is closed at that hour,unfortunately a lot of vagrants seem to frequent that area,and it's very scary for a woman.When the van driver arrived he made no attempt to help me get in,there was no little steep stool in fact he never even got out of the van,2 fellow passengers tried to help me.So while the center is probably very good I'll never know maybe someone will fill us in.

It was five years ago and I'm just about holding on since I walked out of this place in 2021. It's…read moresomeplace that is very hard to describe as far as care goes because the Care was very substandard. I wake up every day thinking about it what happened to me there and I just don't think there's anything you can do about it because I went through everything with them, including talking with these patient service team and all that crap that's a loss cause. Somehow I wound up there. That's a long story. I don't know how I even wound up there, but I think somebody recommended them. I just don't think it's a good idea to go to this hospital for anything big like cancer. I got hurt here. I'm trying to survive now through the help of Penn and my local hospitals where I live, but it's hard what they left me with was nothing no chance and these doctors here @ Penn are trying to help me. What can you do but pray no teeth. No mouth that's worth anything and I'll tell you when it's all over. This is your new normal. Coming from someone who knows. Don't do it. Schedule nothing with these people on the Friday never. I don't have to tell you why. It's just a bad idea, and I wake up with it every day I won't be who I was even close again, DON'T DO IT I'd like to add just one more thing, I wrote letters to the people that were involved in my care, including the big guy the big CEO not the assistant the big guy and you know I never got an answer. They all ignored me because you know what, I don't mean anything to them , because I don't have any money. Yeah, it's all that money. Sorry to say. If you're late getting this, just keep an eye on your own care keep an eye on them.

Absolutely the best. Both my wife and I have had many experiences with both Cooper clinics and the…read morehospital in Camden. The facilities are clean and neat and the staff is friendly and accommodating. We have had everything from heart surgery, knee replacement and the care was excellent. Doctor's and nurses and everyone we came in contact with were most helpful. Follow care was more than ne could expect. Whatever your needs are in medical care I highly recommend Cooper.

This is my first time my family has used this hospital... It has been a great experience from the…read moretime that we arrived at admissions, through post op recovery... The staff keeps you informed on every aspect of the procedures while you're waiting... Never want to look forward to going to a hospital, but it's good to know ahead of time what type of service to expect ..

Been coming here for 20 years . Today is my very first encounter with extremely rude people ! The…read morereceptionist in the waiting room and the triage nurse . EXCUSE ME FOR BEING HERE WITH MY DISABLED CHILD WHO CANT TELL ME HOW SHE GOT THESE WELTS ON HER LEG !!!! Idiots with horrible bedside manner

Dr John Lowe is hands does the BEST doctor I've had the pleasure of going to, & unfortunately I've…read morebeen to many in my 53 years! Dr Lowe takes so much time with each patient. He takes time to truly get to know you, your lifestyle, your family history, etc. before making any recommendations. If you're having an issue, he will take his time to address it. There is no rushing you out the door. He reminds me what doctors of 50 years ago probably were like, yet he is very educated on all new trends & all of the latest medical literature. He speaks to you as though you are a family member, not just a number. I can honestly say I've truly missed being under Dr Lowe's great care, particularly recently. When I first started going to him, I'd noticed he was a fairly new dr at the time, just 5 yrs or so in private practice. I'm so happy I took a leap of faith to try him as he was really great. If you're fortunate enough to be in the south Jersey area & seeking a new Primary Care doc, do not hesitate! And Dr Lowe, if by any chance you're reading this, please consider a move to Boca with your wife & daughters! We need more fantastic physician examples of human beings like you!