Today I was driving to my doctors for a mere sore throat which I’ve had for a week. Hurt like a hell, and coughing. On the freeway felt dizzy. At my doctors I started to feel nauseous and dizzy again. They took my blood pressure and it had stopped to !70/50! My doctor rushed in and told me she had called the ambulance. They took me here. The wait in the outside waiting room wasn’t long but I’m in a bed now waiting to talk to the doctor because they were waiting on results of the blood tests and X-ray report of my chest. You have to realize people that they have a rough job people. They know more about our “emergencies” than we do. And they have to take people in order of actual severity of medical issues NOT who got here first. I’m stable now, people who came after are not. I understand why I have to wait. They check on me, talk to me...they’re kind. Besides my son was born here 23yrs ago November 2nd. Outstanding maternity ward. HUGE great staff. Beds and food for dads in room for moms. Best hospital in the Inland Empire I’ve been in in the 40years I’ve been here. Great job guys!

Very pleased with the service nurses and doctors was very concerned made me feel very welcome and that security was very secure. And they took very good care of my son

A blood transfusion
last week 10 /17.Thank You to the ER staff & physiions for excellent professional patient care & service , they had a smile that instantly made me better , a smile is powerful & priceless ! Thank You San Antonio Hospital ! I recommend to family & friends.💕👍yes this hospital accepts volunteers😇

I came into this hospital with severe heavy bleeding. My levels were close to needing a blood transfusion. Not only did it take 7 hours to get an IV, but a nurse gave me a cup of water which I later found out was dangerous as I was likely going to need an emergency surgery. There was no coordination between the nurses and doctors with my plan of care, no one knew what was going on with me and the chaos alone was enough to question if my life is in good hands. I stayed overnight and the nurse gave a sloppy recap which was very inaccurate. I was constantly having to correct her. The nurses were indifferent and condescending. I will NEVER come here again, especially if my life depended on it.

I would give them a zero if I could. San Antonio has misdiagnosed me three times. They find nothing wrong, and I have to go to a different hospital to find out what's going on. The first time I was retaining 50lbs of water, and was diagnosed with gas. I couldn't believe the ignorance of that doctor. Went to Pomona Valley and was given water pills and diagnosed with a fatty liver. Second time San Antonio found nothing, so I went straight to Loma Linda and they found a infection in my intestines. Third incident exactly the same as the second. I'm getting all my labs and reporting San Antonio Hospital. Beyond ridiculous!!!