1 Oncology clinic in Rochester

We were at Vanderbilt before transferring to Mayo. This has been an amazing experience! It’s like it’s a requirement is to be super nice; Vanderbilt, not so much. I would recommend anyone to come here, and I’m so glad we chose to switch. The doctors, nurses, and even the staff (cafeteria, welcome center, etc) were by far nicer than Vanderbilt. They are so knowledgeable, thorough, and patient. Very impressed!!!

The Mayo Clinic is such a special place! It’s a medical facility that could also be a museum of art museum, history, and architecture. People travel from all over the world to be treated here, but what makes it truly special are the compassionate, skilled, and dedicated employees. I stood outside the Mayo Building and watched bus after bus pull up to the staff entrance - and watched countless everyday heroes get off those buses and go to work performing “miracles” at a place that provides hope to people who need it most.!!

I had 7 uterine fibroids removed by Dr Khan. Well done. No complications. After six weeks I was back in gym doing great. Dr khan is the best. Great doctor. Nurse Logan day shift and Susan night took good care of me.!!

Excellent hospital, exceptional care. My mother in law was seen here as a pre-op liver transplant patient. She had multiple complications during her stay. The staff was phenomenal and found ways to treat each issue as it arose. We were able to stay the night in her room (except in ICU) and visit 24 hours a day. Many stores & restaurants within walking distance. Top of the line, cutting-edge treatments available to patients. Staff is kind and competent. Unfortunately, my mother in law was too sick to receive a new liver. The staff was so compassionate as we took turns saying our goodbyes. We are forever grateful for the care she received here.

We just had a family member go through the Transplant ICU at this hospital. The doctors, nurses, technicians and staff were amazing. Even the level of care that they showed us when our loved one passed, was beyond words. They set up the room beautifully, with little electric candles and music, so that we could say our goodbyes.

The best hospital I have been hospitalized here three times and the truth is they have always treated me very well the doctors are very professional and the nurses too, I am a transplant patient here I received my kidney transplant twelve years ago and I am doing very well thanks this hospital is Like my second home when I come to appointments I don't want to leave I will always be grateful for everything that the doctors and nurses have done for me and my family THANK YOU WITH ALL MY HEART

DON’T GO THERE! Worst place I ever stepped in. I only gave my name and left and they’re charging me like I was seen by a physician. I talked to them and they said the waiting would be over 3h and I said I wouldn’t wait and they said they can’t do anything about it. Please go to ANYWHERE besides this place. Besides that they are NOT satirized. There’s no hands sanitizers, everybody is squished in the same room and they made me take my mask off for checking my body temperature in the middle of everybody else. 100% lack of respect and are careless for patients. Even for reviews they wouldn’t care

Everyone is great Here at SM. Nurse Melissa R,Rn It’s awesome she’s there you need her and she’s so kind. I felt like I was treated like a VIP patient. I see people writing about that they have a long wait, but what can you do? It’s a hospital. A lot people coming here are not sick. They just want a free bed. Thank you, UCLA. Hospital at Santa Monica.

This hospital has exceeded my expectations. My daughter has sickle cell and is 4 years old. She has had her number of stays at hospitals. This one is by far the BEST. She was transferred here from another hospital and I’m glad she was. Lots of nurses and Doctors were involved with her care. They all were very sweet and very patient with her. She had a person strictly dedicated to making her stay here as comfortable as possible. She was very sweet and very hands on. She spoke to her in a way she felt comfortable and enjoyed the conversation. It didn’t feel like the usual desensitized staff we got at other hospitals. Non of the nurses or doctors looked like us but it did not matter because I felt like they loved her still and respected us both very much. Her treatment was beautifully executed from everyone involved. It was organized and the rooms were well stocked. Clean rooms with plenty of things to keep her attention. They have a menu you order food from for the patient. That was cool. I had to pay 7 dollars for my meal but it included an entree with 2 sides a dissertation and drink! That was not a problem. This will be my go to hospital from this point on. Thank you to all the staff and security for the awesome hospitality and for treating me and my baby so well through a time that is always scary and stressful for us.

My sister had procedure done their and I had to pick her up, the doctor called and said be their in two hours after battling the boston traffic i arrived 15 minutes early and was told to wait at the entrance for 30 minutes and they will call me to come up but after a hour i had the front desk call upstairs and they told her it would be another hour. So i decide to go to the calf for something to eat and waited in line to watch if your a employee of mass general you get to skip the line and order and talk to the people working there so i just said they aren't going to get my money and left bad enough i have to pay more and more for parking.

I worked here for about five years and my experience here shaped the rest of my life. I worked primarily in the emergency department and it was the nurses I worked with who inspired me to continue my education. After graduating nursing school I accepted a position closer to home though maybe one day I will find my way back here. Until then, I can assure you will be in great hands.

I believe this probably was once an amazing hospital. However, when I went for treatment of a chronic condition it was borderline negligent. Previously I was followed at Children’s Hospital and Boston and it was amazing I had exceptional care. At Mass General I waited in a chair in a hallway for 8 hours for treatment of a GI bleed. I was not allowed water yet did not have IV fluids during those entire 8 hours. Then I finally got an ER room. The GI doctors told me I would have a procedure to stop the bleeding first thing in the morning. It is now 12:00 and apparently I am not even scheduled for anything. Oh and my “room” is the waiting room. I feel worse then when I entered the hospital. If possible please please go elsewhere. It is a nightmare here.

The Cleveland Clinic does not verify insurance as they should before booking an appointment. I have stellar insurance that pays 100% of physical therapy appointments, however, it’s with a third party insurance company. I made an appointment with the clinic, which by the way was not worth my time, only to be left with a nearly $700 bill since they don’t accept my insurance. I was given false information and the billing department wouldn’t even submit the bill to the proper insurance company so I could appeal. After years of being a dedicated patient, it’s time to move on to a more competent facility.

I have been there many times, very nice staff ! Nice artwork displayed there! Highly recommend Cleveland Clinic to anyone! Beautiful campus! Starbucks and subways, Panera Bread and Aladdin’s, gift shops inside of the hospital! So nice and convenient for the staff and public !

For the past 2 and 1/2 years, my mom has been in and out of the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus. They talk about being a world-class hospital, but if you are Black and come from a modest economic background, you don't get world class treatment. The Cleveland Clinic's main campus is one of the worst hospitals in the country. They treat Black people like peasants. Many of their nurses lack diversity, equity, and inclusion training. And they don't care about the well-being of patients, particularly on floor G9. Be careful! There are some good stuff but lot more bad staff

Seven day stay at the hospital after a major surgery and I was taken care of with kind, compassionate and professional nurses the entire time. I’ve been in 5 different hospitals over two decades and RUMC is by far my best experience. I’m in recovery and still visit my surgery team at Rush and they always make me feel heard and valued as a patient. I’m very grateful to have my health care needs provided by the doctors, nurses and staff at Rush.

This hospital has gone downhill the past few years. That they also refuse to respect different faiths is sad. They almost never have a Catholic priest on staff if you need a chaplain even though Catholics are likely the majority of the population in the USA. I do not want to go into deep details about my experience at this hospital and that of my family, but the hospital is not what it was 3 years ago. Nurses are a hit or miss. I’ve had some of the best nurses and some of the absolute worst. Their ER takes forever unless you are very very ill. These people care about money first and foremost. They will also do everything to protect themselves from lawsuits. The patient is their last concern.

I had the unfortunate need to visit the ER yesterday. The attention and care I received at Rush from the attendants working the desk to the doctors and techs that came to my aid, I was so impressed. Perhaps it was due to my reported symptoms that put everyone in motion so swiftly for me. Just want to say that I so appreciate everyone’s attention to what I was experiencing and am grateful for you all. Thank you!!