If I had to chose a hospital over and over again it’d be Loyola. The Doctor’s and Nurses were very attentive and friendly. They constantly checked up on me and my son. We are both in great help and I pray a hospital visit is not near our future. If there is I will visit Loyola.

I spent a week in this facility, on top of in and out appointments thereafter. I've met many staff members, doctors, nurses, and technicians. I have also been observant of the processes and the level of care everyone here provides. 50% care, 50% don't. You have a 50/50 survival rate. I would perhaps recommend certain (very few and far in between) physicians, however not the facility or practices itself, especially for major health issues. Check in at your own risk.

Took my wife into emergency room at 8:45 am there were for people in front of us and did not see a doctor until 3:00 pm. they did nothing for except to tell her to take ibuprofen. I would not take a dog to that ER. the only reason we went there is because it was in the network of hospitals as soon as medicare kicks in for her in April we will be going to Rush University Hospital. I week and a half later the doctor at Loyola is still trying to figure out what is wrong

As far as the doctors go they were very good. The ICU staff was as well. However I don’t understand how at such a big hospital you have to wait hours for X-rays and medications. Also not very welcoming to out of town families who may have had a traumatic accident and ended up there. Once out of the ICU Family member had to sleep on a chair in the waiting room and not allowed to be in her husbands room. You are definitely just another number to them!

I’ve been waiting in the ER waiting area for 5 hours now and I’m still waiting!!! This is past ridiculous. No one should have to waste their whole day just to get assist at an hospital. I’m highly disappointed. Is they know the wait will be this long, they should at least inform the patients they will be waiting 5+ hours to get seen by a doctor. I had important things to attend today and it’s been greatly wasted by this. I do not recommend anyone to Loyola hospital. More specifically, the ER!!!!!!!