United Hospital Center

I really enjoyed working here, but I do not see how UHC can get away with hiring Molly Abraham for a human resources job. I don't believe she has ever worked in her life. She has no qualifications to be firing anybody and there is no way she has a degree in HR. How is someone that has never been in a real job supposed to manage employees? Favoritism at its finest here in Bridgeport. Wonder how many qualified people missed out when they hired this disaster.

This is the worst hospital to go too. My husband was in 12 days . Dr. Delaportas not once came in. Looked him up had his license taken off him in Florida and 2 lawsuits against him..All he wants is u r Medicare card. He gets kickbacks for admitting and giving u meds . An that goes for every Dr. I don't care for Dr. Thomas , Dr.wray they're awful . All I seen was Medicare card and , how much they can charge u. I turned the hospital and Drs in with Medicare investigate just in case they double dip. Don't care for Dr. Underwood either. None of these Drs and nurses care about u . But the card or any insurance matters longs it helps there lifestyle.

I went to the Infusion Center at UHC. A nurse named "Deb" was conscientious, pleasant, efficient and made my stay as comfortable as possible.

MIXED EMOTIONS- I’ve had both my children here. I’ve always had wonderful experiences on the 4th floor (labor and delivery) but recently had to take my son to the ER and they took 5 minutes getting blood taken. Yes, he screamed but he didn’t move. The nurse was also REALLY weird. Kept tearing off tape and replacing it with a new piece and repeating the process making my son cry out in pain. Kept telling him to be quiet and telling him “oh that doesn’t hurt. Stop!” Of course I told her she had one more chance and then she was done. It just gave my son a very poor look on nurses and their should be better nurses to help with children.

Mother was admitted late stage Alzheimers, with a history of respiratory issues, with orders from her doctor, respiratory and ENT, not to fully recline. I came for a daily visit, to find my mother fully reclined. I elevated her upper body and went to the nurses station. Their excuse was no one had told them. At that point my mother had been in the hospital 4 days. So what information gets paased at changeover? Apparently none.