These nurses are truely soldiers of God. They take utmost care of you and each and every nurse is too good... They attend you immediately and attend to all your requests. Best hospital . People are very very and very good here. Right from emergency care, all the doctors helped me greatly and addressed my issues. The doctors were good.. I
The nurses I had were best of best.
There was only one lady who scanned me (/ultrasound) was a bit rude but I think it's ok as long as she has done her duty. Overall the hospital is best place and we will be in safe hands .

I came in with a sprained ankle and wanted an xray because it hurt a lot. They told me my insurance had me fully covered, but ended up billing me 1176.00$ after the fact. Thank you El Camino Hospital.

Thank you El Camino Hospital! I went to the emergency room for pain i was having and the staff was friendly and helpful. The doctor was so informative, i felt safe and that she genuinely cared. Thank you!

At the ER. We did have a long wait but everyone is so NICE. It really helps!

This hospital commits criminal levels of billing. When I say that, I do not say it lightly, as I have parents in the medical field and am in the medical field myself. I wanted to attach a screenshot to this review to really demonstrate how the hospital operates. I recently received a bill from an emergency room visit that itemized the costs. Unbeknownst to me, the hospital decided to administer a pregnancy test—literally just because I am a woman. There was NO a need to do so, as it didn’t relate to my condition in any way at all, nor would’ve interfered with the TOPICAL medicine they gave me (nothing intravenous at all). At pharmacies, pregnancy tests are what, $5-$10 USD. El Camino hospital billed a URINE PREGNANCY TEST at $360.87 USD, something that insurance doesn’t usually cover. I have a screen shot and copy of the bill myself. This is a gross offense both to women in general, as well as people who cannot afford healthcare in the US. We will be fighting this charge until the end.

EDIT: This is the response we have gotten so far from the hospital: "You signed the conditions of admission upon arriving in the Emergency Room consenting to treatment which would include any tests ordered by the physician during the course of your treatment in the emergency room."

They are literally saying you sign away your rights even as a coherent, extremely medically stable patient with a SKIN CONDITION when you enter the ER. Though you may DECLINE CONSENT to a pregnancy test, it is still at their discretion to give you one and make you pay for it.

Will keep this updated and am writing an article for the paper about it.