Atlanta Medical Center – Atl Campus & South Campus

If I could give a zero I would. The ER was filthy. My mom came in at 7am and did not get a room until about 8pm. Once in the room, Nobody came in to check on her until after I called the desk which was an hour and a half after being in the room. The bathroom is so outdated and just dirty. The light in the bathroom did not work and it took another hour for someone to check it. The floor was filthy. If my mom was not feeling as bad as she did, we would have left AMA. This is the dirtiest hospital I have ever been in.

98%of the employees are pleasant and very helpful. The other 2% couldn't be bothered to help when my husband's phone was gathered up with the laundry and discarded. The hospital made very little to no attempt to help or replace the phone. Very disappointed. The hospital also needs a serious face lift.

Took my husband here for a ruptured Achilles. The Registration admin, Security, Dr’s and Nurses here are so helpful and polite. All ER visits are longer than we want them to be. But we were well taken care of the entire time. Side note: there should be signs in the Parking deck B elevator that specify which floor takes you to the main hospital.

I delivered my first baby here and the service, care was exceptional. From the time I entered the building till discharge. Don't let the reviews discourage you. This hospital is older but it has great employees, doctors and staff. Will definitely return.

Great hospital! Great staff. I personally appreciate the labor and delivery nurses as well as the postpartum nursing staff. I was originally planning to labor at the Atlanta Birth Center but due to complications, had to be admitted to AMC on 7/23 for an induction and over 4 days and 8 shift changes of trying multiple intervention methods the staff was very comforting and respectful. As myself and my baby were monitoring well, no one rushed or pressured me into doing anything I didn't want to do nor did anyone even mention the word cesarean which I highly appreciated. Everyone was aware of my birth plan and goals of a vaginal birth and made me feel supported in helping me get what I wanted. But after 4 exhausting days, I personally opted in for the cesarean and the nurses still remained respectful and supportive. It was a very emotional experience but the staff alone made it as positive as it could've been. All the staff was amazing but I'd like to give a special thank you to Asha and Nadia in L&D and in the Postpartum unit, thank you to all the nurses but especially Jocelyn and Michelle. Naomi and I appreciate every single one of you. Also, my cesarean incision is honestly almost nonexistent. Thank you Dr. Saint-Louis.