I could say so much on behalf of this teaching hospital. I couldnt refrain from being brief because its a lot. This hospital is superb and no wonder why they are leading the way in transplants! Their standards of quality of care, safety, and respect cannot go without mention!! As a recent inpatient, I must highlight their genuine efforts to lift your spirits with every encounter, from every level of staff. Ive never experienced anything like it in all my years of being sick being admitted to various hospitals in hopes that I would get a transplant from my journey from NC to Maryland over the past 4 years. They are awesome by all measures. The leaders of the hospital must really understand what it means to encompass being a progressive, inspiring, intellectual, and embracing environment. Especially one in which to receive patient care services. And, in particular, as it pertains to the Transplant, GI, & Surgical Teams. They appeared to embrace diversity, be team players, be compassionate, and provided a nice healing & positive environment.

Spending time as a patient in the neuro unit with the creme de la creme of docs/nurses/techs in the world. The food is that of a hospital but the treatment is otherworldly. You can tell there is a culture of excellence in care, all the way up from the cleaning staff. For someone that has lived with neurological damage for decades, you couldn’t ask for a more. Hope for the hopeless.I’d subtract a star for the terrible parking garage but the healers deserve the full 5.

I’d like to thank the staff of John Hopkins hospital, more specifically the staff of Nelson 5 and Meyers 8 for bringing me back to health. I know i was a difficult case due to the fact I was from out of state but thanks to you i was able to make it back to Florida and see my daughter and my family again. I was actually inspired by the staff and i’m thinking of perusing a career in the medical field so I can help others the way I was helped once again thank you for taking care of me.

The worst ever. Drop my husband off to ER At 12:30 pm. 8:40 pm he is still sitting in the ER & has not seen a Dr yet😢. This ER use to be awesome but not anymore. Half the staff is rude & they definitely don’t care. Mercy or Good Samaritan is 💯 % better. Definitely learned my lesson

I made multiple phone calls to simply schedule an appointment unsuccessfully. They can not verify my insurance, they had no idea how to do and what identification to ask for that. My insurance card is federal including this hospital in the network , yet they can’t, they had zero competence. I made another call they started over again , couldn’t do nothing, same result . Call after call, they asked me questions that had nothing to do with scheduling a doctor appointment. On my last call they made me wait online then after few minutes hanged up on me. I feel discriminated because of my accent . These people in charge of scheduling appointment are very rude and very unprofessional. If you speak with a foreign accent and can’t deal with unprofessional people this is definitely not a place to call. Very disappointing despite all the reviews you can hear about this hospital!

I have been sitting here for 8 hours waiting to see a doctor or be placed in a room,, EKG has been done, chest xray has been done,, 8 hours looking at the same 30 people waiting to be seen or placed in a room . This hospital might been famous world wide for a lot of things but one of them is not emergency room efficiency.

I had an incredibly rude nurse and felt that they were overall incompetent. The nurse had the nerve to say “so what do you want us to do” when I had been completely clear of my symptoms and the possible causes and all they needed to do was administer the medicine and take tests to determine the correct cause. I later determined myself I had a gluten intolerance and possibly celiac but they did not think to bring that up at all as a possibility. They are not the first nor second hospital to not consider gluten as a cause but they are the first hospital to give me attitude when discussing my symptoms and making me feel like I had no right to be there when I couldn’t even speak because my stomach acid had severely damaged my throat at that point. I hate hospitals but this hospital had me crying on the bus home.

Never ever will I even suggest this hospital to anybody even if they have a child, my poor friend, who was only 14, received horrible care. She was not getting any better. She got sicker and sicker and she had a lot of infections but the hospital didnt even seem to care. She had cancer but they didnt seem to treat it correctly. Thanks to this Hospital, my friends who was only 14, is no longer with us and her family is still suffering the loss of her. If they lived close, I would suggest the Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia for them because their daughter would receive outstanding treatment because they do research after research after research.

Seems like the only thing this hospital cares about is getting paid. I only saw my actual doctor twice. The rest of the time I saw residences that could not answer questions without talking to the doctor. The wait in the waiting room is the worst 18 hours I had to wait to be seen for an emergent surgery. The hospital is grossly mis managed. The only thing that was positive was the nurses on the nero wing were amazing. Having had back surgery before at Walter Reed and my actual doctor making the rounds made me thing that at a minimum the doctor at John’s Hopkins could do the same. I will find a better hospital to be treated at.

The best hospital! Thankyou so much for helping my love one .we had gone to all the hospital in Maryland all of them would just not care and not get to the bottom of the actual problem with someone in so much pain . but not John Hopkins they actually care about their patients and found the problem and helped us so much thankyou soo much for still actually caring about patients

My little brother was born with Sickle Cell Anemia. He has been seen at JHH since birth and I am more than grateful for all six times they saved his life. All the treatments have been more than appreciated. I love this hospital. This is an old picture of him in the children’s unit, he’s an adult now and is adapting to the new side and procedures. I would recommend this hospital to any and everyone.

I had brain surgery at John Hopkins Hospital in 2019 there staff was amazing . Dr. Judy Haung is the best neurosurgeon. She knows here stuff here staff never once dropped the ball. Kudos to John Hopkins Hospital for an absolutely amazing experience.

We had an appointment with Dr. Jonathan Jun at the Sleep Center. He was extremely thorough, evaluating all factors that could contribute to my husbands sleep disturbances. He covered sleep patterns, smoking history, substance abuse, weight gain/loss, pain levels and pulmonary problems. Hes sending my husband for a CT scan and then a pulmonary assessment. I was very impressed with his knowledge base.

I can’t even call her a doctor because it is so sad and disgusting what she does to families, but Dr. Sally Smith has been tearing apart families for decades now and this is somewhere she works. Unless you want your family torn apart, I’d go somewhere else.

Sadly yet, undeniably, this hospital does not treat its patients fairly.Dr. Sally Smith is not honest. Her opinions are based on a long outdated idiology and she does not deserve to practice. Children have been stolen.Wake up. A change IS going to come.The world has its eyes on you John Hopkins and noone will rest until you make things right.

As I have never visited the hospital, I cant comment on how actually professional and considerate the staff are, (although by reading some of the reviews about the hospital, it doesnt look too good).. The phone receptionist that spoke to me was very polite and to the point, but one of the problems I have with this place is that it doesnt allow telehealth appointments from overseas, which I think is a shame.. In my opinion, with the kind of technology available nowadays, overseas telehealth appointments shouldnt be a problem with such institutes.. Also the website doesnt have any email address that you can contact and only contains phone numbers, so you technically have to make an international call the first couple of times around..

Its just that. A hospital. It also doubles as a University. Its a top hospital though, I recommend it.

Horrible. My relative is currently waiting in the ER and has been there for over 8 hours. In severe pain and no one is actively trying to address the issue. This hospital is a disgrace and I cant wait to be able to do more research on who to complain to. Im definitely not letting this go.

Let me start by saying how amazing the staff is.My wife gave birth to our first child at the Zayed building. From the moment we stepped in to the building We were greeted by friendly staff members from check in all the way through birth and even our three days stay due to my wife having a c section. Staff made this experience so worth it as it is our first child. All staff members was amazing but one staff member in particular stood out her name is Sarah, she went above and beyond for us and something bought her presents was comforting we really appreciate how well she took care of us and the baby. Thank you So much!!!

ER visit on Saturday 5/15/21 was a nightmare. I severely injured my shoulder. I waited 3hrs to just see a triage nurse. Another 2 hrs for xrays. It is now 5 hours later and I have not been seen by a doctor and I Do Not even have a room. I was asked to go back to the ER waiting room. Its not even that busy here from waiting room perspective. This is completely unacceptable! I was expecting more from a top hospital.

Be careful you might leave without you babies#medicalkidnaping #bringrahome

My wife was sent there via Hopkins surgeon for cat scan. He called ahead for immediate response. My wifes pain was 10/10. Got her there at 2;30 PM and was not entered to ER Until 11;30 PM. 9 hr. wait until she saw a doctor even though a senior Dr called ahead. Really a shame.The hospital is recognized nationally as a great hospital. Once your in its OKGetting beyond the mote is rediculous. I would never want to go there again

I had spinal surgery in November and can’t say enough about the staff. I had read some of the reviews posted and had some reservations, especially since I would be by myself due to the covid restrictions with visitors, but any reservations quickly disappeared. The nurses and nursing techs were caring and helpful. When I was being discharged, my prescriptions were sent to the in house pharmacy but I didn’t have any money to pay for them. The nursing tech took me down to meet my husband at the main entrance and then took me back up to get my medication. She was so pleasant and I appreciated the smile on her face. She was so kind and so caring, I couldn’t have been in better hands. Thank you to the angels who assisted me while I was there. Your kindness will never been forgotten. Stay safe and be well.

Brought my daughter in law to Hopkins Labor and Delivery and was not happy with the service. There were no wheel chairs available to bring her up to the 8th floor. I was told by security that I could go back until my son arrived, but told by the nurse that my son couldnt come back if I went back. Everyone seemed to be confused about their own policies. Employees having inappropriate conversations and using profanity in patient areas.with my daughter and switched when my son arrived. The nurses

In my opinion, John Hopkins has failed me. Not just in2008 when they made a huge mistake, btw, confirmed by their own doctors, You have one job!! You have taken an oath!!

I would honestly never go yo anything from hospital to university under the name John Hopkins. The amount of medical malfeasance and stealing and overall inhuman things done is enough to write a horror story, movie and play. Just looking at the history of these laces I can say Id rather get treatment in the basement of an abandoned asbestos factory than John Hopkins.

Every one at the emergency room area was good workers and informative, they moved me on Nelson 8 tm 845 they all was nice and helpful but the emergency room has an all-star who do the Covid-19 testing and I am so sorry I didnt get her name

My experience as a patient is fine.The problem however is patients meals.YesterdayGrill chix breast- burned and over cooked dry as boneSent my order wrong for breakfastBreakfast potatoes way over spicedTodayRecieved half my orderRoasted red skin potatoes....not red overcooked and burnedOtherCarrots not cooked correct and they r frozen carrots.Salad taste dirty not fresh or crispMcDonalds is above this food i have been gettingEven if u call and order....u wont get it rightWhomever puts trays together...either cant or just wont read it correctly.The food sucksThank you grubhub for saving me!!!

Miss Sally Smith was undeniably rude to me and my family!! I WILL NEVER be returning and hope this staff goes through retraining because they didnt know how to do anything

If I could give no star at all I would. Despicable and not worth going to.

This is the first time dealing with JHH. The doctors and nurses are so kind and AMAZING! They have helped our family tremendously during a difficult time. Thank you! You all have gone above and beyond!

I have family that have been at the ER for over 5.5 hours at their last update and still have never been serviced. The patient is in severe condition and has not even been permitted to have her spouse inside to calm her. She had to go sit outdoors in the cold in order for family to calm her. The staff has been beyond rude with zero compassion. How very sad.

The surgery team of Doctor Black was outstanding 😘😘 also the nurse of both. I c u thanks a eternity

Great Doc. N Nurses. Radiation building no one can go in except patient n theres no sitting area. Only restrooms. The Chemo building they welcome quest of patients to come in n sit while waiting for patients. Lots of different buildings.

Best all around staff ever

When I was 6 years old, in 2003, I had pneumonia and my left lung collapsed. I was very close to death, from what my parents told me, but the pediatric doctors saved my life. I was there for over a week and they made me feel so comfortable and special, that I didnt want to leave. That I remember, and will never forget.

The employees working in the billing department are absolutely horrific. They need an attitude adjustment. They are quick to hang up on you and clearly dread their job. Hire new staff that arent lazy and full of hatred for their job.

Brought a friend for a test, appointment was for 9 am. Arrived early to complete paperwork. Still has not had test and it is 2:30. told it would be another 2 hours to wait for the test. If you are that far behind, reschedule, as not all patients are local. we have a 2 hour drive home.

Doctors and nurses take so long to see a patient at the emergency department. It’s the worse!!! We have been over 8 hours in the emergency room and there’s no process what so ever. This place doesn’t even get full. It’s not busy like other hospital’s emergency room.

Fire dr. Sally smith immediately!

Hy, Im Makam Manasa from India Im from a small family with my mom and me my mom is suffering from Rehmotaid Arthritis from 10 years and Im helpless when I found out ur hospital is in no1 list to treat RA for god sake help to treat my mom

My dad, my sister, and my stepmom where taken here when we were in a terrible car accident. Great care and excellent staff! They took outstanding care of my family members. I would recommend this hospital!

Terrible hospital outpatient and in missed a very easy diagnosis

I wanna be a surgeon here but i wanna live in colorado idkk what to doo ive been in maryland my entire life

The only Hospital I would rather go to. Been going here multiple times during my visits to Maryland for multiple test and exams. Excellent Professionals that work with you 👏. Keep being Great!

My mom had a great welcoming stay on the 8th floor. Everyone was amazing,from the nurses,Doctors,techs,housekeepers and food servers. They really treated her like she was the only patient on the floor.THANKS FOR TAKING SUCH GOOD CARE OF MY MOM!! :D

First of all, this hospital saved my dads life. He was being treated for myasthenia gravis at another hospital that clearly didnt know how to treat this condition. After giving him the wrong treatment he worsened into a full myasthenia crisis. He was finally transferred to via helicopter to John hopkins. The hospitals quick action saved his life. My dad has been to many hospitals over the years and said this was the nicest. We couldnt be there because of covid-19 restrictions but they gave excellent communication (way better than the previous hospital) and even assisted us in setting up regular zoom meetings whole he was there.Now Id like to specifically address the care provided by Dr. Arjun Seth a neurologist at John Hopkins. I just want to absolutely rave about the care and concern that this doctor has shown my father. Ive been a nurse for 10 years and have worked with many doctors. Ive never seen a doctor that seemed to care this much about his patients. He takes the time to listen concerns and makes himself available if further concerns arise. He goes above and beyond.

Fire Dr. Sally smith immediately!

I am from an Arab country. Please help to communicate together, internist. Through the net this e-mail network

I had a horrible experience here!!!! Go to any other hospital!!!! Especially if you’re a person of color

I like the doctors but very unhappy with billing practices. I got a specialized blood test done for which they charged $4699. This amount was paid by insurance and me. Then they sent an additional bill for!$ 2955 with no explanation one week later. When I called Business office they said this was fees for pathologist for interpreting the blood test. This is totally Outrageous. Patients seeking care be vigilant:

Amazing customer service! Had an urgent issue last minute on a late Friday afternoon and Nesi who picked up my call was so helpful and professional. Dr. Maria Facadio Antero who was also friendly and professional called back immediately and resolved our issue. Thank you so much, Nesi & Dr. Antero!

I was in the emergency waiting room for 6 hours I watched the room empty, fill up, empty, fill up and empty again. I saw people come in well after myself and they got seen right away and when I asked when will I be seen they said soon 10 hours later still in the waiting room I had no choice but to leave its crazy how someone could go for a 5 min procedure and be in there all day and still dont get seen

Long waits, no care for patients, ended up leaving after 12 hour wait. You are better off going to an alternative hospital.

My dad had a major surgery to treat his nerves damages caused by the blood vessels. He spent one day in John Hopkins Hospital. The surgery was able to treat his problem and the nerves damage is no longer interfering in his daily routine. He also really satisfied with the post-surgery care. Thank you!

It was very important that I provide feedback regarding my stay at Johns Hopkins.  Let me start by saying my soon to be daughter in law referred me to Dr. Chowdhury with the GI dept. for my UC.  On 1/8/21 I had a video visit with Dr. Chowdhury, she requested I have labs done.  On Monday morning she called and asked that I go to Johns Hopkins to be admitted immediately based on my bloodwork.  I arrived around 4:30pm, upon arrival they took a Covid swab and found out I also had Covid.  I was in the emergency room surprisingly for a very short time, maybe an hour tops and then I was admitted to my room on the Covid floor.  My treatment went from a UC treatment to a Covid treatment then once the doctors felt comfortable, they provided me with a new infusion drug similar to remicade for my UC treatment.  I want to let you know that Im so grateful to Dr. Chowdhury and told her as much, that she probably saved my life by having me come to the hospital when she did.  The GI Dept. was amazing throughout my whole time I was there and I was very thankful for that.  I had at least two GI doctors checking in on me daily.  I know I was a topic of the GI department regarding my UC in combination with my Covid.  That made me feel very confident that I was being well taken care of and truly in the best hands possible.  I was so grateful to be there with brilliant minds handling my situation.  I also dealt with Dr. Bodnar who was the first one to see me, he was great and communicated with Dr. Valda-Toro who was my family contact.  I appreciated the communication with my family and his care.  I was also treated by Dr. M and she was simply amazing.  She took great care of me and would make her rounds each day but would also call with updates.  Dr. Chowdhury was also checking in on me by phone.Regarding the nurses, I have many favorites.  Let me start with Kira, she was amazing and I very much appreciated having her as a nurse.  Amy was great also, she was rotating and not normally on that floor from what I understand.  Lauren from Alabama, I cant say enough of wonderful things about her and Michael was so on top of his game!  He was very thorough.  Angie was also wonderful, she wasnt a nurse but maybe a tech!  I loved all my nurses and techs, they provided me such great care and were wonderful.  Even the sweet girl that came in to take my trash would always say Hi Mrs. White and wed chit chat while she grabbed my trash.  I always enjoyed seeing her and her friendly smile.  I was in the hospital way too long so these nurses, doctors, technicians and even the housekeepers were like my family during the stay.  I hope to do something for these nurses and techs on the Covid floor for taking care of me and I plan to call to see what I can do.Thank you again to Johns Hopkins Hospital, I truly had the best care I could possibly receive and Ive been to other hospitals before and you definitely exceeded my expectations!!!Lastly, I was pretty impressed with the food at Johns Hopkins.  I definitely had some favorites, the stir fry and the quesadillas were delicious, I had the tuna sandwich almost every day for lunch and it was great.  Ive had hospital food, on previous visits to other hospitals and was always disappointed.  The food at Johns Hopkins was a pleasant surprise.  Thank you again for making my stay a pleasant one when I could not have visits from my family members.  It was a good experience under the circumstances. Thank you Johns Hopkins!!!

It is a teaching the doctors are good and knowledgeable

A year ago today my experience began. Being diagnosed with chronic heart failure i was transported from Frederick., Md to Johns Hopkins. Nurses, and staff were professional and very caring. Even the vampires who woke me up every two hours to draw blood were excellent. I cant praise them enough.

I was about to fall I was weak in the legs couldn’t breathe.Majore and lyn female and a man helped meA lot of security guards won’t give me a chair to sit down and regain my breathIf u disabled , don’t asked for ask an escort it take hour and a half .This is how they treat people at a hospitalWhere is the wheeL chairs push button !

Horrible ER you will be left in a room alone to die. No family allowed!!!! Scary place

Best hospital in Maryland. Worth the wait. Nurses and doctors are the best on the east coast. I wish I knew the name of the young lady who volunteers in the adult emergency department with books and beverages. She was so kind and accommodating during our wait and she really loves her job and helping people. I just want that volunteer to know she matters !!

Quality care at its finest. Emergency Department was clean, & staff were courteous, & helpful. A special note if thanks to my providers, nurses, & assistants . I do realize I may have been unpleasant due to my condition, please forgive me. Thank you for your patience, & standards of excellence.

The wait process is very long and its frustrating

Just called this hospital three times to schedule an appointment with a doctor in family practice. All three times I was hung up on.

Trying to call and check on my sibling, someone keeps hanging up on me!

Website is a disaster and I spent several mornings trying to make a telemedicine appointment. Complete waste of time.

Sir am from india and I was made on offer as male nursing staff so sir,i was council by Dr. David hiring manager.. Of johns Hopkins Hospital.He told me to pay some amount for exam.. Sir I am feeling like its fake or something.. I dont know plz solve my doubt.. I really want to work for respected johns hospital.. Plz sir reply me.

Staff and doctor treated me awesome

Thank you for taking such amazing care of my daughter and I. When one hospital failed us and sent my daughter home with a skull fracture a blood on her brain you stepped in and took care of us. You restored our faith in doctors and the medical system. You eased our minds, explained why every test had to be done what was going to happen step by step. Your entire staff from surgeons ,nurses, doctors, food services were amazing, caring, informative, attentive, treated us more like family then just another patient. Thank you so much and you truly are the best. Thank you for going above and beyond to take care of us and give is the best care possible.

My daughter has received the best care here.

They denied my wife medical care after a car crash.

Waste of time coming to this hospital. They’ll say they’re going to assist you but make you wait 4 hours. A person could be dead within those four hours and they’d only notice cause of the people going around checking blood pressures.

Hi, My self priya. I am from India. I got one job offer from Dr.Bijay Ajarya for medical receptionist. He is asking me to pay indian money 5000.he said, that is the only payment required from my side.other all payment will be handled by the company and he give the hospital address (1800 Orleans St, Baltimore, MD21287, United States)I just want to know that, are you hiring any job vacancy or is he a fake [email protected] is my mail id. Please let me know. Its a humble request.

Sometimes take all of your day

The customer service from the information desk on the Orleans garage area is beyond the worst. Very rude staff that have no idea of what customer service is much less manners. When you ask them anything their facial expressions and attitude is very unprofessional. Very sad mainly being my first time coming here.

Do not go there. I was abused there. It is not a good place to go at all. Oh johns hopkins is great LIES! Johns hopkins is the best hospital. LIES LIES LIES. Take my advice and do not go there.

Wasted day at the Pediatric GI.

The staff here is the best I have seen. The nurses truly care about their patience.The rooms are clean and the food is good.The doctors are great, very caring and they want to give you the best possible care to help you feel better and get back on your feel as soon as possibleParking is easily accessible and inexpensive.

7 hours and counting wait time in the ER.Ridiculous.This is subpar care/customer service at best.Seriously!

I Love JOHNS HOPKINS Hospital. My whole entire family was born here down to my children, my sister children, etc. Every time I go here I am treated so good and leave feeling better! When Doctors hear im in the building they care for me so much. I’m very proud to have such great doctors. Here I know I’m in good hands always. Thanks JOHNS HOPKINS for birthing me out my moms wound and taking such great care of me ever since!

Unfortunately the ranking of this hospital did not translate into the real deal. There is NO continuity of care. A collaborative approach is non-existent and although everyone was pleasant enough, their lack of thinking “outside of the box” was beyond disappointing. This is a teaching hospital with EXPERTS in the field who were either so disinterested in reviewing our case (which has so many special needs and circumstances you could probably publish multiple times over) or so overwhelmed with their current case-load they could not even manage a consult. Option three is they were never informed. We did not seek the best to see the first line of defense. We sought the best to actually see and consult with the best. Where is your best Johns Hopkins? Do they only publish and neglect the actual patients? Where are the hungry young doctors looking for their big break or to make a name for themselves? And believe me we saw plenty of young doctors who have no idea what to offer, who to consult, nor can they make any thoughts of a consult a reality. Its beyond unacceptable when we can tell your doctors more about procedures and the efficacy of such, than they can. Please explain to me why multiple departments do not have either the time or interest in working together and why there is no team approach. When caring for patients with special needs a team approach could not be more imperative. Not very impressed Hopkins, in fact not impressed at all.

Best hospital care I ever had. Very helpful and caring staff.

When my husband had a stroke, I moved him to Johns Hopkins. Everyone here, from the cleaning staff, nurses, therapist, blood draw people and doctors, has been wonderful! They were uniformly kind, friendly, capable and knowledgeable. I could not have asked for better care.

We been here for 2 days and all the Staff members are very friendly and explaining everything to us my daughter born was 25 weeks and Im so happy they ways the takes care of my wife and my daughter.Im not sure way people saying bad things about these hospital. We come from VA and we happy with all the doctors and nurses.

Worst experience of my life!!

Excellent and thorough staff! Highly recommended hospital for evaluation of vascular and cardiac issues. Our personal experience found great doctors, nurses and other staff were very friendly & helpful.

I’ve been to this hospital twice, 2001 I had my first Open Heart surgery, I had Excellent care n attention. Here it is 18 years later n I had to go back again, the same Care n Attention was applied. I Thank the Drs, n All the Medical n Surgery Team for the Excellent care.

We had some great and sore experiences at John Hopkins children urology center. Went in for a very stressful 7-8 hour appointment with my 3 month old kid. My and I were both really stressed and we both knew this a invasive and painful test for our LO. Front desk staff were great and doctors were excellent. But one of the nurses who were allowed to us (seems trainee) was very aggressive and had low level skills. Christine tried to do an IV line on my LO and failed miserably, the other nurse did that in 2 seconds. Well, not a problem, benefit of doubt, it’s a tough task to get an IV in a kid. Next, introduction of a catheter.. couldn’t do it, tried 10 times almost on a crying child. The doctor came in and did it in 2 sec. now the connection came loose and it was very clear she used the wrong connection to tap the urine from the foleys. You don’t have to a health care professional to see those connections won’t fit. Christine , the nurse who knows it all, pushed and pushed the catheter till my kid screamed in agony and we begged her to stop. Told her that is not the right connection, oh no her reply was- “sir, this is all we have here”. A hospital which receives millions of dollars grant every year from the feds have one catheter attachment in the whole hospital. And we have to believe that. At that point I am thinking of taking my kid off the table and driving him home. Now the real nurse came in and I told her the issue we are having. Well, magically they have 3 different attachments for the catheter and she figured it out in 2 seconds.I understand that this is a teaching hospital and all want to learn, but do it with a smile. We are private patients with a good amount of out of pocket expense attracted to every procedure we go thru. You don’t have to be rude. No need of false ego. No one is judging your skills.By the way, the radiologist (Michaela) who did the test was amazing, finally we walked out with 3 stars, all of it belong to her and those fine doctors in urology department.

The Staff Did A Amazing Job Working and Providing Services ❤️ In A Pandemic On The Frontline Including Jerry Taylor .

Would never go any place but Hopkins. The physicians are the best of the best. It is a facility that is enriched in academia, research and cutting edge technologies. Hopkins provides care that is extraordinary and known throughout the world. It is hands down known as the best in eye care at Wilmer Eye clinic and cardiology. Where else can you walk into a mini international community.

Johns Hopkins is highly overrated in my opinion. The rheumatologist I went to suggested I take a nap as a solution to my chronic illness. It was insulting and discouraging. Then they coded the visit as inpatient instead of what it was (outpatient), so my insurance wouldnt cover it. When I called them to ask them to recode it correctly, the customer service rep told me she couldnt do it until my insurance reached out to them. Im not sure why they need to hear from my insurance to fix a problem they created. I have limited energy right now and this was an unnecessary inconvenience. Update- The “inpatient” claim was because they charged me $300 to review my medical records the day before I came. They never told me they were going to charge me for this. I’ve been to numerous doctors and never had this happen. My insurance won’t cover it, but even told me they have never heard of it. Therefore, I’m appealing the claim. It’s not about the money at this point, but the fact that they are trying to take advantage of people.

Worst hospital ever!!!

I was referred to a top notch surgeon back in 2014. It took months to get an appointment but I was willing to wait. Unfortunately, the visit was not worth the wait. The doctor was lacking in bedside manners and she treated me like a number. She had zero compassion or interest in me as a person, as I was made to feel as if I was intruding on her valuable time. I am still debating whether she was arrogant or just plain rude. I left feeling that the trip had been a total waste of time. Thankfully, the hospital staff was well organized, friendly and polite. The initial check in was flawless and this made up for my poor experience with the surgeon. The hospital was clean and well deserving of positive reviews I had read online. All of this notwithstanding, I was not comfortable with the doctor and decided to select another hospital. A patient should never be made to feel that he/she is bothering a doctor who is being paid to listen, share knowledge, and solve a problem. Any doctor who has such low tolerance for those he/she is paid to serve should strongly consider a new profession.

Johns Hopkins....Thank you so much. I can honestly say this is by far the BEST HOSPITAL I have ever been to. So very organized. I received emails from them with instructions on what I needed to do and not to do before the surgery date, along with directions on how to get there, parking, and where to go once I got there. The hospital receptionist was kind and very helpful as well.Yesterday, 9-11-19 I had surgery on my heart. Dr. Calkins and a bunch of other nursing staff were able to do things I never thought were possible. I was given clear instructions on what was goin on every step of the way. I was asked if I had any questions. Surgery went well. Recovery went good and I was able to go home.This hospital has got it together. Very organized and friendly. The surgeons, doctors, nurses, are very knowledgeable and definitely top-of -the- notch!! You are in safe hands here. I would give them a 10 ☆ instead of a 5. Thank you again Johns Hopkins for your great service.

We have been in the emergency waiting room for 6 hours. Still waiting for the cleaning crew to clean a room so we can meet with the staff to discuss the lab results. The hospital needs to hire more people to clean or hire people who can work at a faster pace. Very frustrating. On the positive side the nurses in the emergency room are very nice and professional.

My granddaughter had spinal surgery in July, 2019 - the Childrens Hospital was amazing - everyone we came into contact with was awesome and very knowledgeable - the nurses were top notch - Dr. Sponseller is the best of the best - we were there for four and half days and our granddaughters every need was met with a smile

Wish I could give zero stars....Patient First and Express Care HAVE BETER follow up. My father was impatient for a month--when he left NOT ONE PERSON followed up or provided support or guidance.

Today is day 5. Havent seen a doctor since we got here. Dried blood on patient room walls and on family room chairs. The front desk staff and security personnel at night seem to enjoy singing extremely inappropriate songs with no care whos around. 5 days sitting here with no one talking to us the food they serve has clearly sat out longer than it should when half of it is dried out.

I’ve had to go to the ER twice this past week though the wait was long it was worth it the first time I didn’t have to wait long due to chest pain the first time but once you actually get into a bed and into the hands of a Johns Hopkins Physician whether it’s the Resident or Attending at all times they were extremely professional and assured me that they were going to take great care of me. I honestly don’t know how people talk so bad about this hospital the care I received this past week has been 2nd to NONE.

The emergency room is the worse. I wouldnt take my puppy there. I went in from clinic with chest pain. They had me sitting in the er from 3 in the afternoon til 2 in the morning. Talking about they had no beds. Sad. And it wasnt the firsttime. I wish i could give them a 0