Kaiser Foundation Hosp So Sacramento

Very good place. My brother split his left eye row on a ceiling fan, and the staff did a really good job of cleaning and stitching the wound. They put lidocaine on it, so it wouldn't hurt. My brother said he felt nothing. We only had to spend 2 hours in the ER! Medical bill was $30! Also, for the patients' comfort, every 30 minutes the staff come with air fresheners. Today, my brother has N-O scars at all! Thank you Kaiser!

Kaiser has the most rudest nurses ever. I brought my mom to the South Sacramento Kaiser ER last Friday with shortness of breathe and chest pains. First of all, it took them forever to see her then she had to wait again in the hallway for a room. By that time she couldn't breathe. When the doctors finally got her her, they couldn't figure out what was going on with her. She got admitted that night to ICU. The next day the family went to visit her and the nurse, Jeffery was very rude to us. We were just waiting for the rest of the family members to come and he kicked us out saying that the hallway is not a hang out place for us. Before that he assumed that we didn't spoke any English. Just because we're Asians that doesn't mean that we all don't speak or understand English. I find that he's being very racist towards us and I don't appreciate that. I'm not taking my mom back there again.

4 stars for the campus. 5 stars for the Urgent Care Dept it is #Amazing. Very tiny, hole in the wall place BUT the staff are extremely efficient and try to get everyine in and out as fast as possible. Just keep in mind, if it is heart related or something big, they will have to go to the ER or if you come to late at night...so may be a slight set back there. Overall, great place for care and its all unfer one roof.

I have been going to Kaiser South got about 14 years and I've never had a bad experience.

This hospital had very low wait times when Mercy and UC Davis has well over 5 hour wait times for emergency patients. I was seen and taken to a bed in less than 20 minutes, after waiting over 3 hours in the emergency room at UC Davis.

But once I was seen, the nurses were rude and they don’t listen to the needs of the patient. They constantly switched nurses and didn’t communicate between each other. Doctors were far and few in between and hard to contact.