Maimonides Medical Center

My son stayed there for 10 days on the pediatric floor. The experience was wonderful. All the staff (nurses, PCT, and doctors) was helpful and informative. Everyone was supportive of my son's stay.

I had a scheduled surgery. Bottom of gurney in prep room was dusty. Every worker I dealt with was a pleasure. When I was in room my nurse, Paul was great. It wasn't his regular floor. I was lucky to have him. And I had to drive him nuts. He had to get another worker to help him with something, which is why I gave three stars. This person, whose name I wish I had was so rough he actually ripped my skin off my arm. I kept saying he was hurting me, but he didn't care. If I had his name I would of gone to his superior. Every other person I dealt with were helpful and pleasant. Thumbs up to Paul and his blue glasses.

Thank you to the team of cardiologists, surgeons and other doctors who cared for me during my recent valvular procedure. A special thank you also to all the nurses and other staff in the ICU who watched me and cared for me all night long. To every nurse, nursing person, rehabilitative professional I respect you and thank you as you have given me my life back.

Okay my husband had a surgery there, and I can say the doctor who made the surgery and his team was good and caring but once they leave and you are alone with nurses you are trapped with the lowest standards and goals for any hospital. Note: My husband was with another one at the room and we arrived to find that the restroom smell like urine. Some of the staff was caring but the majority is like They are irresponsible and don’t care and one more thing they don’t have one scale to treat people which make me figure out its the administration itself that don’t care and very poor training.

Had twins here recently. Awful hospital. Very unhelpful staff. Was left alone, hardly able to move due to c section with my 2 babies, bleeding on the bed and had to change the pads on the bed myself. Lazy nurse brought me all my medication for the day in the morning with times written on it expecting me to remember to take everything at the correct time. Night nurse forgot to bring me any pain medication. They messed up giving me an IV about 3 times. They drew blood from me and then lost it so had to take it again. They didn't label my blood for my cord blood boxes so i had to have blood drawn again later at my ob/gyn clinic and also they didn't extract enough cells from one twins cord so I'm told there's little point in storing it. They didn't show me my babies immediately after they pulled them out and i didn't get to hold them til about 5 hours after they were born. I could go on and on about my bad experience.