Baylor University Medical Center

Not horrible service but could definitely be better. None of the nurses really came in to check on my son after my he came in after being hit by a car. They didn’t ask how much pain he was in or offered pain meds. They were very polite and professional and the techs were nice and professional. They provided decent care but could improve in some areas such as overall patient care and just checking on the patients versus sitting around. Jordan Bailey was very attentive and thorough. The original X-ray tech, an older lady could have been more thorough but maybe that’s all she was told to do. Not the worst service but not the best either.

My son was having seizures the discharge him he couldn’t stand up sit up . They said he was fine I will never come back here. On my way to Presbyterian hospital where I should have had him taken in the first place. Never again Baylor medical

I had a high-risk pregnancy so I visited the maternity triage area four times during the pregnancy and had great experiences. All of the nurses were wonderful and I received excellent care. When I went back to deliver my second son via C-section this past March, it was a wonderful experience. All of the nurses and doctors were great! It is a teaching hospital, so there were lots of folks in the OR during my son's birth. We got to play music while the delivery & surgery was happening. They accommodated my husband wonderfully and made sure he had everything he needed so he could stay by my side the whole time. We were discharged after 2 days. I will always be grateful to Baylor for ensuring my son was born safely. Special thanks to L&D nurse Anita, L&D charge nurse Latonya and OB Dr. Caram. I've never been to the ER here but the maternity triage and L&D dept are both excellent.

The best hospital in the area. They are able to take care of many and all medical needs. Other hospitals are alright but this is the one that does the most good. Great doctors and support staff.

I've fathered 2 kids who were born elsewhere, but I prefer this hospital. The epidural given was stong enough to releive my wife's pain, but light enough that she was able to tell the staff when she was ready to push. The post partum rooms are large and the staff is helpful. only point of concern is that you need to make sure you actually need to do every diagnostic procedure they suggest before you leave if you are self pay