the emergency room to be outpatient process everything went smoothly! Doctors and nurses were awesome! Very attentive and professional! Thank you for your help! read more

The care this hospital gives it emergency department patients is deplorable, you get ignored and forgotten , when you call them out on it they make excuses and blame you the patient. Was taken in by ambulance on 10/19/26 are 5:30.pm. for cardiac distress didn't get to use the restroom till almost 9 and that was only because I yelled into the hall to get assistance even though I had passed the nurse call button 2 hours prior . Moved to a new er room at 11 pm as I was told that the remote for the call button was not functioning as to why staff didn't know I needed assistance. After being moved was very rudely woken at 3 in the morning and spoken to very disrespectfully to take pills then when I speak up and say that this staff member doesn't need to be rude and obnoxious when speaking to me she became even ruder and co-workers became rude to me as well so even though my heart was in distress and results were showing this was the case I undid all my own iv's and wires and left to go to a different hospital, I rather be treated by the worst vet than the best er doctor in the wynn emergency department. Gave 1 star because I couldn't give less. read more

DO NOT go to The Wynn if you can help it. Especially the 5th floor. You will check in alive and check out dead. Most of the nurses were awful!! They do not know what they are doing and they don't give two fucks!!! One especially kept doing her own thing to my dad and the family kept telling her he can't have that or don't do that- her answer was always "it's fine" "he's fine". Apparently not!! Because he died under your care!!!! God forbid you complain of chest pains- another "he's fine" Rapid response! Fuckin forget about it. After two calls- no one came in time. EKG- came after he already passed. One nurse stated in front of the family that his leads were hooked up wrong- as soon as they were placed correctly, all his vitals dropped. DO NOT BE IN THAT PROFESSION IF YOU DON'T TAKE IT SERIOUSLY!! These are people's lives you are fucking with! A very important life at that!!!! I can go on and on but I'm getting real fucking mad!!! read more

Hate giving a low rating as there were some great people but over the last month both myself and a family member had the unfortunate experience of being patients in the ER. ER felt like a walmart self check out where treatment is occurring in an uncomfortable (chairs are uncomfortable) and not private waiting room. It should not take hours to get a gurney in the ER. Was in waiting room for five and a half hours. Was told I would be admitted and that a bed was available to finally get that bed 10 hours later. ER Doc Dr Din was great. Wish I could say nursing staff was great. Was never given a call button and had to climb out of gurney with raised rails to reach call button to then wait 50 minutes for someone to come. Not good when you need to use restroom and you are connected to monitors and IV. This was common as man next to me had no call button and was screaming and cursing as he wet himself. Once, on floor rooms were spacious and beautiful nursing staff were great. Food Service not great and realize hospital food is not good but spent most meals trying to address incorrect food allergy that I did not have. Hospital Docs are a mixed bag...some are good while others should be looking for another job. Cannot recommend this hospital as when it comes to your health it is not about the beautiful room or new facility but the care and expertise of the staff that are treating you. I sure do miss St E's For handicapped visitor's it is challenging .... Not sure why they have EV spots upfront that should be for handicapped. Yes they have valet parking but no bench to sit and wait as it can take 20 to 30 minutes to get your car. Metal Detectors are difficult to navigate when your mobility is challenged and to exit having to take additional steps to exit is difficult as well. read more

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ER prompt and thorough care after being brought by ambulance. Kind and attentive staff that introduced who they were and what to expect during treatment. Clean and modern environment. Diagnosed and released with detailed summation of their procedures and findings. Evidence of well-organized teamwork. Very supportive and respectful treatment. read more

The nurses are really nice. The hosp had no idea how to be efficient or very helpful. I was asked for a urine sample I gave it no one took it to check it. The sample stayed with me the whole 2 hrs I was there. Mychart results showed abnormalities that referenced Ketone acidosis and dehydration. i was in the er yesterday told dehydration. Not once was I given any iv fluids. I was told to go home and hydrate myself. I told them when drinking fluids made me feel off. Nothing no help. All I got is a bunch of medical bills and nothing to show for it. I feel no better than when I went in. if I could leave negative stars I would piece of shit hospital. read more

My wife just spent four days at Wynn hospital on the sixth floor and there was a black nurse coughing her head off and not wearing a mask, my wife ended up with a horrible cold making her condition worse! Don't you teach these morons to wear a mask when they are sick? I only used a one star rating because there is no zero! read more

My grandma had stage 5 leukemia and dementia, while they were cleaning her, the cleaner yelled at her saying the following "LADY! CHILL OUT WE ARE TRYING TO HELP YOU!!!" I was very mad at that moment because due to my grandma's pain she could not move and was in agony and the cleaners kept yelling at her read more

The ER may have saved my life. They all worked hard and kept good data records. But Wynn needs to HIRE more medical staff so the POST-ER care can come together. read more

First, I have been at Wynn Hospital as a scheduled patient and received excellent care. But this review is for the Emergency Room on a recent medical need. I collapsed and had to be brought in. The place looks great, but all the money went for show, not care. Initial greeting was good, but then just ignored. There were many problems with the visit. I was there for over 15 hours. Said just wanted to hold me for observation then changed next morning to admitting with no reason. There are plenty of doctors roaming around to poke their head in to add a consultation without doing anything. The call button in my room was not working. Tried for 45 minutes to get help to urinate, no response. Nurse said she fixed button but still did not work when needed assistance later. Someone came in and asked for info and I asked her to get nurse. Ten minutes later, nurse showed up to turn off call light and walked away. She came back 8 minutes later, she said had to go elsewhere. Could not take 2 seconds to say be back, just felt ignored. A cute mobile x-ray showed up to take a picture. Why? I don't know why and how can you take a chest x-ray with all the wires and contact stickers in the way? These were only some of the problems until I finally signed myself out "against doctor's orders". Which doctor, I don't know. One of the ones breezing in and out for the consultation fee. I would not go back to the ER except to die! read more

I've been at Wynn since 8 am today and I'm still waiting to see a doctor now at 5:45 pm today. I should have gone to Albany Med. in Albany . This is crazy I'm still bleeding and they are doing nothing for me . Please close this place down . I miss St Luke's hospital in utica read more

Never Again at Wynn Hospital Public Warning About Wynn Hospital My family member was admitted to Wynn Hospital twice in the past month, and the experience was devastating. First Admission (12/13/2025 - 12/19/2025) - Taken by ambulance with excruciating abdominal pain. - Went 11 days without a single bowel movement, unable to eat or drink. - Fluid built up in her abdomen, with dark blood discharge. - Severe swelling from hips to toes was ignored. - Despite the Health Care Proxy's objections, she was discharged with nothing resolved. Second Admission (12/22/2025 - still there with no answers! - Returned by ambulance. - On 12/24/2025, an excellent surgeon finally performed surgery to remove the bowel blockage. - Post-surgery complications: severe excoriation from buttocks to thighs, constant diarrhea, fluid outside her lungs. - No wound care nurse ever assessed her obvious skin breakdown. - Hospital attempted discharge again without notifying the Health Care Proxy. - She is now in constant pain, unable to move, and losing hope. This neglect has crushed her spirit. We fear she will never recover because the blockage was ignored during her first admission. A Shocking Incident On Sunday, 01/11/2026, a woman gave birth to her baby on the floor of the emergency waiting room. A family member witnessed this. Please pray for the mother and child's health. --- If you or someone you love needs medical care, do not go to Wynn Hospital. Patients deserve dignity, compassion, and proper treatment--none of which we experienced here. --- Call to Action - Share this testimony with your friends, family, and community so others are warned. - Talk openly about patient rights and the importance of safe, compassionate care. - Stand together to make sure no one else suffers neglect like this. By spreading awareness, we can protect one another and ensure that stories like this are not ignored. read more

My mother was inpatient for a week with all the classic symptoms of kidney failure. They diagnosed mild anemia and discharged her in a worse state than when she was admitted. Took her to Oneida ER and they diagnosed her correctly right away. read more

This Hospital should be shut down,they haven't the foggiest how to take care of patients. My mom had pneumonia,they sent her home with antibiotics and she still has pnuemonia today,her primary care Dr ordered her more prescriptions.I think i'd feel safer going to a veterinary then this dump hole. read more

There are grave concerns about this hospital; my experience on August 25th was horrific. A trip to the ER for an EKG-to rule out cardiac problems beyond tachycardia became a nightmare. My goal was a quick reassuring EKG before going to a local table tennis club to play. Despite absence of any behavioral or verbal indices (no depression, suicide ideation or attempts, threats to self or other, no dysphoria, no cognitive distortions, no psychotic features, no substance abuse, etc) that might provoke a psych evaluation & potential retention against my will, they placed me in a PsychER room, refused to let me leave for 7 hours-releasing me after midnight. Besides mounting anxiety due to their bizarre conduct, there were no indications of immediate distress that could justify retention--no crying, or other signs of distress. They took my iphone and Apple watch; something that prevented me from accessing help. The civil rights violations were egregious. I am an educated professional woman with no history of psychiatric issues-who was seeking an EKG before going to play ping pong at a local table tennis club. My experience should scare the h-ll out of anyone contemplating seeking medical care at this facility. I was subjected to tests against my will (although I complied fearing what would have happened had I not). If you need medical care, go to a competent hospital. Living in Utica should not condemn you to horrendous medical care. I am not simply writing poor reviews on Yelp. My plan is to file grievances with appropriate agencies with the goal of encouraging a full investigation that would fuel change. Nobody should ever experience what I did Monday night. I'm writing this on Friday-4 days after the incident and the hospital has yet to contact me after I requested an explanation on Tuesday morning. You'd think they would contact me if only to prevent escalation of a former patient's request for accountabiility. The fact they could not even muster up the humanity/concern to contact me is astounding. read more

Mis-diagnoded my mom twice leading to extended stay. Night staff ignore alerts. She is on O2 and during the night it came undone and wasnt noticed till the morning when the levels dropped to 72. Dr doesnt answe calls or floows up with me, proxy. This facility needs a huge makeover. Before Wynn, we had a choice of 3, now we are stuck with this debacle read more

The ICU team is amazing as well as trauma team and neurology medical but the regular inpatient team is a hard NO! The nurses have the worse attitude, lack attentiveness and basically sit around talking to each other instead of doing their freaking jobs. I'm extremely irritated as I flew here from Texas as my son had a severe accident and he is active duty military. I will be raising a complaint with several departments as this is extremely unprofessional and I don't feel comfortable leaving my child here! read more

This place is a joke, my mother went to the ER with some bleeding issues. She was stuck in the ER for 18 hours before she could get a room then 12 hours after she gets a room at 3:30 in the morning they make her switch rooms so now in her second room and still hasn't seen a doctor It took 18 hours for her to see a doctor after she was in the room so 36 hours before she saw a doctor then they give her a pill to coagulate the blood and sent her home As soon as she gets home. She starts bleeding again. We literally leave there five minutes from the hospital so I had to go back to the emergency room literally 30 minutes after they released her. read more

Exceptional staff and physical plant. Conveniently located in downtown Utica. Parking on site

My doctor has prescribed Libre for me. My diabetes is out of control.But with the Libre,I can understand my diabetes much better. Over the weekend, my glucose hit, 348. I made a mistake. I felt sick. I drove to Wynn Hospital. I arrived at the emergency prior to 4:30 a.m. I was admitted to the hospital, OR was I? I was told to wait for the doctor. There are four others waiting. The staff is sitting, standing, talking, laughing, eating,drinking, walking around. I waited almost three hours. Blood glucose is now approaching 250. I left. There is no doctor in the emergency. Shift change at 7:00, staff not knowing what's going on. PLUS this hospital, through telephone solicitations, had the nerve to call me, days later, to see how I was doing. Wasting money on something like that. What a joke! The commercials are just PROPAGANDA. Don't go there if you have an emergency. read more

I Do Not recommend bringing your dying loved ones to Wynn Hospital as long as they have the lowlife clown Musa Jawneh employed in Security. My Grandma spent this past week dying at Wynn Hospital. My family and I were there for hours at a time, in and out several times per day/night making sure she was not alone. On Tuesday evening my daughter and I went downstairs to use the vending machines on the 1st floor. We got off the elevators, walked past the Security desk where Security Supervisor Musa Jawneh was standing and watching us. Not 5 minutes later we came back past security and entered the elevator. Musa then came rushing after us blocking the elevator door and telling us we need to leave, visiting hours have ended. I quickly explained to him that I had already been there for hours, my belongings are still upstairs, and my grandma is on comfort care/hospice, I am allowed to stay. He refused to accept what I was saying. He smirked and said that I am making his job easy for him. He said we need to come with him, he needs to call upstairs to confirm this. I told him to go ahead, call, its room # 7015 and if there is a problem he can find me there. He then blocked the elevator again and demanded that I come back to the desk with him while he called. At this point I followed him and asked for his Manager. He laughed and told me he Is The Supervisor. He then picked up and hung up the phone 3 or 4 times stalling and bullshitting to antagonize me and smirk because he was so proud to be asserting his authority over someone and thought he was going to kick me out of the hospital. I then lost my patience and began screaming at him to call whoever he has to call and that my grandma is on hospice and is taking her last breathes while you have me waiting here for no reason. He still would not call upstairs to verify, stood there staring at me, I turned and asked the other security guard nearby to call, he shrugged his shoulders as if to say he can't, and Musa quickly reminded me for the 3rd time that He is The Supervisor. It was not until other people in the viciniry were watching and my 16 year old daughter started yelling at him to do his job and call, he is wasting our time, that he finally did call. He then followed us to the elevator to smile and make condescending remarks as the doors closed. I told him he is a petty witch and I will be reporting him. He laughed and offered to give me the phone #. Musa Jawneh is obviously lacking in intelligence, is on a power trip to be treating the loved ones of patients this way. This was an absolutely unaccpetable experience. I had to warn my loved ones to watch out for him. Wynn hospital do better. Send this man back to burger flipping in the back of a McDonalds where he obviously belongs. read more

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Needs more staff the wait at the er is outrageous and if something is really wrong hate to see the outcome !!!!!

I was admitted to the ER on my drs recommendation because of shoulder pain and high WBC count. I was examined and tested quite promptly and then admitted to the hospital. The staff had to arrange consultations with specialists, which they did very effectively. The nursing and medical staff were excellent and caring. The food is good as well. read more

I was admitted to the ED very quickly with the most friendly and experienced nurses and doctors. I was diagnosed within the hour and medication was started. I was admitted for four days the first week of 2025. I couldn't ask for better comfort and care. The private room was a blessing. From being in the old hospitals and having to share a room this was like stepping into a new world! Thank you for this new facility. read more

On February 13, 2025, I was brought to the Emergency Department, via ambulance, for possible heart, stroke, and muscular pain. The staff immediately greeted me, and I felt less anxious and more confident. Dr. Payne and my nurses Maria and Maurice provided wonderful, compassionate, and professional care. This team took excellent care of me. Kevin McKenna performed my CT Scan. He is also a great asset to our hospital. A CT Scan procedure when you are scared is stressful and he made the whole experience comfortable. Congratulations on having these outstanding professionals in the Emergency and CT departments at Wynn Hospital. Sincerely, Bernadette A. DiMeo read more

2022, end of year I went in. I explained what had happened, they ignored. It's 2025, and I'm still recovering from meds I should never have gone on, that have caused walking to be extremely painful. read more

Found a hidden gem today, CNY Cardiology made a catch! Excellent care, surgery, the teams coming together nicely! From ICU thru OR excellent care, compassion and accountability. Wynn Hospital, stepping up into the next chapter! read more

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If you have an expensive co-pay and cash burning a hole in your pocket, the Wynn Emergency Dept. is the place for you! I had the privilege of sitting in the waiting room until 1am where myself and a crew of Uticans wondered why no one had been taken back for 2 hours while the nurses played on their phones. And yes, they will happily take payment for simply typing in your name and call that "service," don't worry, I checked with the billing department. Honestly, could not recommend them less. read more

Came in to ER and was in room within 20 minutes. The nurses and all staff are courteous and amazing. The quality of care has been amazing at this hospital. read more

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This was a terrible experience! Nurse seemed very unknowledgeable! Blood samples were taken and left in the room. Never picked up. Other things similar. Took hours for doctor to come in. read more

My sister was a patient here recently when she had colon cancer and needed surgery. Let's just say that I was NOT impressed at all with the so - called service she, her daughter and I received here. We called numerous times to get info about her and her care and it was like pulling teeth to drag any info out of ANY of the staff. Communication was horrible -- it seemed like one hand did NOT know what the other was doing. Most nurses were extremely rude on the phone and while they promised to call me back with more info, NOBODY EVER DID. Do yourself a favor and DO NOT GO HERE...go ANYPLACE ELSE but here. Do NOT recommend at all... read more

2 hours to be seen in the ER and over 3 hours to get lab work results back and reviewed by the doctors. Doctors have absolutely no regard for patients. Lab results were back over an hour ago and nothing... Over 20 people in here waiting to be seen by a doctor in the ER. Triage is taking patients in but no doctors taking patients in back. Waited for almost 5 hours before giving up and leaving without seeing a doctor at almost Midnight. Could have stayed an additional 2-3 Hours with NO Results. Do NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT COME HERE. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOSPITAL. EVERONE WAITING FOR SHIFT CHANGE. HERE FOR 5 and a Half Hours .... No doctor and a woman next to us and she's been here since 2:30 pm with chest pains WHERE IS THE PART OF THIS APP FOR RATING OF 0, ZERO read more

Clean rooms. Complete lack of concern for patient welfare. They ignored my symptoms and my (correct) self diagnosis. I had to go to the front desk to request that a doctor actually talk to me. When he came into the room, he asked non-pertinent questions that had no bearing on my illness. When I said that I believed that I was dying, which would have happened had I not finally received medication for my illness, he asked me if I "had died from this illness before." In a state of disbelief, I asked him to repeat the question, which he did at least twice. I finally understood that the doctor was just there to play games of belittling me while I was helpless, seemingly for his own entertainment, and had no interest in providing the medical care that I desperately needed. I was just a dollar sign to them. They finally tested a sample I gave them, confirming that the infection that I knew that I had (c. diff.) was the illness that I actually had. At that point, they gave me one capsule of Dificid and said that they would call in a prescription to my pharmacy. The rest of the staff were visibly angry and hostile to me as I tried to gather my things to leave. I left the hospital wrapped in hospital pants and a gown to have an Uber drive me to my car at the doctor's office, who had transferred me to this hospital by ambulance, and drive home. The next day, I discovered that my prescription had been written, but not "ordered" by the doctor, so the cost for this medicine (not the hospital visit, just the antibiotic) would have been around $5,000. I believe this was done with my prescription intentionally. I called the hospital back and spoke with someone else, who changed the medication to Vancomycin and ran it through my insurance which took the full cost of the antibiotic. I wanted to end this review with something positive to say, but I just can't think of even one thing to write. Instead, I'm seriously considering litigation. Don't go here. read more

If you're considering Wynn Hospital for anything more serious than a splinter, read this first. My partner was admitted here after a motorcycle accident with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and broken bones. I'm going to focus on the TBI, because it was the most serious--and the way Wynn handled it is a warning. The Good: -The ICU looked impressive. -Most nurses and doctors were kind, but (spoiler) it's hit or miss. The Reality: -Communication was minimal at best, non-existent at worst. No one bothered to contact family after admission, not even his mother, despite obvious head trauma and confusion. He was in the hospital for a day and a half before I was able to locate him by calling around. (Apparently HIPAA laws, but he was in no state to give contacts. They had his wallet and phone.) -We were told only that "the bleed was stable" based on CT scans, with zero explanation of what that meant or how serious the injury actually was. -He was discharged for "improvement" with a broken collarbone, fractured ribs, and, as it turns out, a significant, pressure-causing blood clot in his brain that they missed or minimized. After doing my own research and talking to doctors in Rochester, it was clear that the symptoms he was showing (both while at Wynn and after discharge) were warning signs that something more was going on. -Four days after being sent home, he rapidly declined and required emergency brain surgery at Rochester to save his life. Thank the universe for hospitals that know a real emergency when they see one. The Worst: -The discharge was reckless. No offer for transfer to a true neuro center, no thorough explanation of his actual condition. Just "here's a prescription, set up appointments with neuro and ortho, and good luck." (We only managed to do one neuro appointment before he declined again.) Staff seemed burned out, disengaged, and sometimes just plain rude or dismissive. -Except for a few techs shoutout to them for being nice and helpful even though I know you couldn't do much but make sure he wasn't a fall risk, -AND SPECIAL shout-out to the lady who sighed and appeared agitated because of his impulse control from the TBI. -If you want answers, be prepared to ask more than once--and don't expect clarity. The Takeaway: Shiny hospital, but the heart and knowledge walked out with the nurses who retired or left from the former hospitals. If you or someone you love has a real emergency, do NOT settle for Wynn if you can get to Rochester, Syracuse, or anywhere else with a proper trauma team. read more

My father ( 90 years old ) went there last night with severe pain in his lower back on one side. Waited for hours, no one asked him one question. They did finally put him in a room, again, waited hours with no one coming in to see him. He finally got up and left. Unbelievable, I'm so glad it was not serious but what the heck. Not one person can even ask why he was there? When he left, he was told that the reason no one saw him was they were trying to find a doctor. WTF. I will never go there and neither will he. read more

If you don't care about your health or well being go to Wynn. If you want better care go to a vet clinic for dogs. Faster and smarter doctors read more

Place was clean - staff needs attitude adjustment for people on 5th floor. The male nurses we had were awesome and attentive the females not all most hardly came in other than med time..... my mom had a seizure type incident and i yelled for help or no one would of known..... criminals get checked every 15 to 1/2 hour and patients suffering don't get checked for hours!!!!!& read more

I was pleasantly surprised how beautiful and organized the Wynn hospital was-after hearing so many negative reviews I felt obligated to make a post which I rarely do ! From the moment I walked thru the metal detectors I was greeted and told exactly where to go -everyone was on time & very very friendly & the hospital is big and spacious and very clean!!! read more

13 yr old grandson went by ambulance to Wynn, and for some unknown reason, was placed in PSYCH er. Nurses were WONDERFUL, but attending female doctor was curt and rude, with truly having no business attending to a youth. We now have a bill for "psych eval", which there absolutely WAS NO EVAL, and I aim to dispute this!! Doctor was not at all listening to my concerns, and shipped us off to Albany Med, with threats of CPS if I did not agree to travel... Just an absolutely HORRIBLE experience. We never had ANY issues with St Lukes or ST E`s` , and the HYPE of bringing in a "state of the art" hospital, was VERY misleading for our community. We are lining somebody`s pockets, without providing decent care for all. Decent care at WYNN seems to be "hit and miss"...... sorry to feel like this, but it is the truth!! read more

This place is beyond terrible. There is zero continuity with care providers, a different "traveling" nurse each day, different doctors, they're overworked, understaffed, and the patients suffer greatly because of it. No one answers the call bell, no matter what; people die this way. I had to ask them to empty a garbage can and sweep the floor, the garbage can that was so overflowing that garbage was all over the floor. The rooms are not even swept daily. It's just simply unbelievable. I've never seen such a terrible hospital and witness such terrible care. read more