Suburban Hospital

I have no problem with the care that was provided. But I do want to say that it was a terrifying moment for me as a mother and a kind , compassionate word or two would have made all the difference. All I got instead was and judgement and dismissal. The way you treat someone in the emergency room can make a huge difference: it can either be just a bad day or a traumatic experience. I am left with the latter.

Outdated facility, no private rooms, usually very dirty. The staff, while generally competent and professional, are often chilly & remote. You really don't want to be there if you are terribly sick or have a challenging diagnosis, because you will not get reassurance or bedside manner from anyone. They are building a new facility, so room issues may get better in a year or two.

Andreas lied to my face. Lied to my wife. He ran away when I asked for an AMA. I had obvious symptoms of a seizure but no one noticed. I fell and hurt my head and needed a CT scan. The two Latina nurses were amazing but the pharmacy mixup caused me to have too much of a gap between doses resulting in my seizure. And now they just lied about my rx!!!!

As one of five children born at Suburban Hospital many decades ago, I can assure everyone of its five-star quality then. Since then, it has changed management several times, and I cannot speak for its quality of care today.

Thank you to all Suburban staff for giving me great care and treating me with respect and for all the smiles, the time and most importantly your bedside manners is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for giving your best everyday.

Nursing is not easy and yet you guys had manage to smile at all times and greets me with respect my whole stay there. To everyone Thank You So Much I am very impressed and happy.

Dr. Daza and his team are the best!