HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE STAY AWAY PERIOD. Please go some where else don't waste your time coming to this inconsiderate place! They need to be SHUT DOWN! PERIOD.

This has to be the worst hospital I've ever seen. Staff leaves you on a bed for hours unattended. I'm simply waiting for an inhaler and it's taking hours because the staff went out to lunch. Not to mention this is where all of the South Bay police departments take the druggies and convicts so people who actually come here for help have to deal with all of that nonsense. My son was with me and we both had to hear a crackhead swearing up and down for about 3 hours while nobody did anything about it. DONT GO HERE if you need actual medical attention.

Great hospital good care good service excellent employees

It's seemed to me in the ICU they were inexperienced when there supposed to be professionals and yet another loved one passes away here I dont know why they even went to that hospital or why that hospital is still providing service for patients. Another thing is HIPA the nurses gave information over the phone that I thought is private and falls under Hipa

My father-in-law was brought in to the ED from complications of pneumonia (unknown at that time). He was in extreme pain with every breath it took and he was crying out from it. The ED nurse that was taking care of him, told him curtly to "shut up you're being loud." First of all, where is the professionalism? Would you ever say that to a customer? I wouldn't. Second, where is the compassion? Nurses should be taking care of their patients physical and psychosocial needs. For him to tell him to "shut up" because he was crying out from pain is outright demeaning. Nurses should be assessing the problem and figuring out to fix it. NOT telling them to shut up. If he did not have compassion, why not have some empathy? How would that nurse feel if he was in pain with every breath he took? Probably the same way as my father in law, but people tend to forget to see how it's like in other peoples shoes. We are never going to this hospital ever again, and the only reason we did this time was because it was the closest ER around. Next time, we'll drive the extra 10 minutes to a Sharp or Kaiser, but never again at Paradise Valley.