I was there for 4 hours in labor and delivery getting tests done. When I called my doctor with my symptoms she told me come right away. I left work when I would usually go-to lunch arrived around 1:30 was there until 6. I stated I haven't eaten I have low blood sugar I'm really hungry they brought me crackers. Couldn't even bring a sandwich . I went 8 hours without eating (pregnant and low blood sugar) and left feeling dizzy. My old hospital would always feed me if I asked I couldn't believe it.

Never go here, Ever. You'll be there for 24hrs. No joke. Awful wait. Kind staff but there completely understaffed and overwhelmed. They will treat you in the waiting area

I can honestly say I am 100% satisfied with South Suburban. Just last week I gave birth there. From the very beginning all the staff was extremely kind and attentive. They made the check in process really easy which I am SO grateful for considering my circumstance. All my nurses were phenomenal. They checked on my consistantly, asked if I needed anything, and were very attentive. Although it was all really hectic, they made me feel extremely comfortable. I knew I was in good hands. I want to thank everyone who made my delivery as easy and smooth as possible. I was there for several days so I had several nurses/hospital personnel so I apologize if I miss someone but thanks you so much to Deb, Pam, Tina, Laura, Lauren, Sarah, Lisa and of course Dr. Arrington.
I also wanted to mention that the hospital is extremely clean and the rooms are updated. My only suggestion would be to put a refrigerator in the rooms, not the biggest deal in the world, but it would make being at the hospital for several days a little easier.
I will definitely be recommending this hospital to all my family and friends.

Just visited the Women's Breast Center at South Suburban. I have to admit, the experience was very good. Went there for a second opinion after visiting Christ's Breast Center in Oak Lawn. If anyone is looking for an alternative location within Advocate, I would highly suggest this location.

It's an ok place. Rather go to University of Chicago hospital in Hyde Park. South Suburban Hospital they stuck me 4 times in both arms with a needle looking for blood work. I had fainted a few times here when they were trying to get blood from me. They told me everything was going to be ok. They wanted to keep me there. I was thinking about suing them for wanting to restrict me from leaving the hospital area.