John H Stroger Jr Hospital

The ladies at the Medical Report office 1100 were the kindest, most helpful, and efficient personnel I’ve encountered at this hospital. They were looking to make sure everyone had gotten the help they needed and on top of that were so fast at pulling reports. Thank you so much Ladies!!

I have insurance , so I don't understand why they never wrote me a prescription. Why even ask me for my nearest pharmacy? I had 2 wisdom teeth removed and end up with an infection because they never gave me antibiotics or pain pills. The biggest mistake I ever made was coming here. My first and last time I'll ever come back here. Not everyone take or do drugs and alcohol. You should've wrote me a prescription. Tried calling and left messages no one returned my call . Ended up calling my dentist for a prescription for pain pills and antibiotics. HOW ARE YOU STILL IN BUSINESS?

We came to the ER 7/28/2019 and from check in to triage was good staff service. HOWEVER, once we went to pharmacy we were treated with high disrespect and poor service. Turns out you have to get a ticket to drop off your prescription then wait an hour and get another ticket to pick your medicine. As first time visitors, it wouldn’t do any harm to be explained with civilized voice how the process works. In this case, the staff members were rude and yelled at customers like if they were idiots. Especially those with language barrier. Just because you are yelling at me does not mean I’m going to understand what you’re saying. Otherwise I would’ve given 5 stars.

One of the worst hospitals in Chicago. They kept my son overnight because we couldn't find a wheelchair. They kept him until 6:00pm the next day. When they finally got it together for his release, they wanted to hold him for more tests (he didn't need). Then they made him sign an ASA (it's so he can't sue if something goes wrong) and would not prescribe his pain meds. All they were looking for is more money from his worker's comp. He was ignored by the nurses and doctors both in the ER and on the orthopedic floor. Horrible place!!!!!!!

When I bought medicines at the hospital’s pharmacy. To Me bought three medicine jars on the package and put three in a bag, and then the operator entered the price of the package in window number 13 for five drugs. But in fact, there are only three drugs in the package. And so I paid for two medicines that were not received for an unknown person in the hospital pharmacy.And in pharmacy of this hospital, some staff in the window may ask what language or nationality the patient speaks and if you do not like it, then the price list for medicines will double.