West Suburban Medical Center

This hospital wasn't the greatest and it wasn't the worst. I feel like they forced me into have a c-section. I don't believe they tried all their options. The nurses I got when I first went in at about 2pm were horrible but the nurses I got after the surgery were amazing especially GiGi she even sent me a card in the mail.

I am beyond disgusted with this place. I need to know whose apart of their ethic board. My Girlfriend was on the bathroom floor crying in excruciating pain. She called for help with the call cable. Someone came in and stood over her and said “you can do it, get up on your own.” She’s at the hospital for a reason. So if you’re not going to help people who come to you for help then leave NOW! I’m so sick to my stomach to think that people are still treating others with so minimal respect. I really can’t utter my frustration. I think my best bet is to reach out to some sort of news station and let them help us out.

I've always enjoyed the care I receive. Especially today all of the staff is hard-working & dedicated to their professions. I really enjoyed Dr Chang's bedside manner care & concern. You can feel his sincerity. He even called me when I got home. Thank you all so much for you do!

I have a very good experience starting from the good customer service to staff members leading me the way to find the place I was looking for ....the radiologist treating me very well very clean and lots of friendly faces....

I'm 33 and never had chest pains before. I know my body. I'm also poor, have depression and anxiety. I came here to get my chest pain checked out. Once they found out I have depression and anxiety, they pretty much stop taking my complaint serious after that. They waited 4 hours to tell me my chest pain is anxiety related. It's like any physical problem I have can be blamed on my mental illnesses. Like I'm immortal and nothing physical can go wrong with me because I have depression? You shouldn't discriminate against someone because they have a mental illness. The nurse stuck electrodes on my chest and stomach walked to the computer, walked back, and removed the electrodes. Took her 1minute or less. Fastest EKG ever. It seemed like they pretended to run tests. Then waited hours hoping I'd leave. They want you to come in after things get worst and you're in a more detrimental situation. I don't make up stuff. I don't frequent emergency rooms. I don't do hospitals, so if I come to one, it's because there's a difference in my health. In 33 years I've never come to the emergency room with any complaints before. I don't understand their logic here. I hope it is anxiety related, because if it's not, and something happens, I'm suing.