Mediplex of Central CT Review

So I have spina bifida and had a burn in a place I can't feel so the person that registered me wasn't paying attention to what I was saying I told her I had spina bifida and had a burn in the spot I can't feel so she proceeded to put that I had numbness so I told her it's not numbness I can't feel my legs mistake one. Mistake two I get in the room the Dr looks at it and prescribed me uti and cyst pills and NO burn cream btw I was only there 15 mins.

I've been here all weekend (4 days) checking out today. This the entire N2 nursing staff and nursing tech staff had the bedside manner I would expect at a resort especially Nicole, Colleen, Steph, and Alicia. The the meal and transport staff are extremely friendly. Foods great (finally I can eat).
My two phlebotomists were amazing, no pain. Barely felt any of my injections. This was like a vacation, with needles!

It was a life saving experience for me. They are knowledgeable and take excellent care of you.

The emergency room here is a definition of somewhere you dont want to go in an emergency. You are in the waiting room for 4hrs+. If they know if its a big community they should have more doctors and nurses on.

Was told I have finger deformity gave me a splint took 5 hours to finally care for me and was mid diagnosed! Yes I m headed to UConn

Horrible place unhelpful staff. Careless doctors. I was racially profiled for crying and being upset had three officers looking for me as I was already leaving. For crying. Nurse just told me to leave didn't make sure I was okay didn't care. I took a minute then left to see three men there to escort me. As I was already looking for the exit. In pain sent home no help.

I came in June 27th for my c section I was extremely nervous but Jamie a nurse there helped me calm.my nerves she was extremely nice and helpful. Once the c section was over I was in the recovery room alittle longer then I wanted to be but it was because there weren't any rooms ready or clean at the time. Once in my room I had some nurses and staff that were extremely helpful and nice and some who clearly just came to do there job. I was in alot of pain and still remember some nurses names and faces and probably will forever. McKenna (rn) was one of the most helpful Jenn who worked over night always came and checked on me and my fiance. There were a couple more nurses who definitely went above and beyond in there job not only one day every single day I stayed there. One thing I will say is the cafeteria forgot alot of my food and coffee and me breastfeeding needed those calories. Once the cafe is closed you basically have nothing to eat. That's a major downside. The pullout chair the dad's or partners have to sleep on is extremely uncomfortable my fiance's back is still in pain but other then that I am extremely happy with my stay at the hospital. Thankyou to all the drs staff and nurses who actually helped with a smile. You are forever appreciated

They have always taken care of my wife and I, always with a positive outcome, we usually are taken care of through the FastTrack section of their great Emergency department.

Orthopedic doctor was great with my grandson when he fractured his wrist.

i went here feeling suicidal when i was being tortured in the new britain jail essentially for no reason since i was framed for the original offense in 2017 which qualified me for whatever offense i made in 2019 in regards to being properly in compliance with my new encumbered status of being more legally vulnerable, and then the doctors and nurses all told me that i had to go back to the jail to be tortured some more... interesting bunch of people. i told them i would drown myself in the toilet... they said the jail would have a suicide watch... no such case... i could have easily killed myself... nice job idiots. also the doctor said he might wanna give me some ativan before i went back. excuse me? im not a drug user or a drug seeker. i wanted help with my definite problems of being exposed to like, toxic water and hypothermia and no blankets and no pillow. i woke up multiple times in extreme pain losing circulation due to sleeping on the jail slab because they were allowed to send me back so soon.

I give her a 4 because the doctor and nurses were very polite to me except the elderly x-ray lady, she treated me very badly, she was very rude, I told her that I felt dizzy and she said that she didn't care.

The emergency department should be recognized for their OUTSTANDING patient care. I was very sick this past Tuesday & Wednesday. The staff made sure I was very well taken care of. All questions I had were explained to myself and my father. I was very scared and each of the Doctors and Nursing staff made sure to validate how I felt. They explained all the monitors and tests there were preforming. I left this facility with confidence I will get better. Thank you

I had dr Silva and nurse Mel very Porto physicians and underplayed every symstem and conser. We will not ever come pack due to the way they treated us. Very very poor service from the both of them

Waited 2 hours in a room was in severe pain before anyone came in to check me out i asked a nurse how much longer the man told me i can't put a time stamp on it if i could i would've.

Nobody responds to emails and there aren't any "advocates".

Beware of discrimination called mentalism or sanism. Those labelled "mentally ill" are more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators, the vast majority of them are never violent; and anybody can be misdiagnosed so drugs are pushed. I'm not necessarily against all psychiatry, I'm unimpressed by anything prone to misuse. There's political abuse of psychiatry, and there's also abuse without politics.

Unqualified staff never heard of an autistic genius or savant syndrome. They thought I couldn't be autistic since I'm not low functioning. I was a prodigy in elementary school, before being forced into "special education" because I couldn't tolerate bullying.

I was coerced to take drugs causing drowsiness, thrown in detention for sleeping in class, and forced to witness seclusion and restraint.

In states where medicinal cannabis has been relegalized, many unqualified doctors are still around. Their archaic ignorance is disastrous. The laws target people, not drugs. Said hate mongering has more to do with classism than racism, they just won't admit it. Without any medical reason to criminalize medical necessity, the jazz musicians and Mexican immigrants were among the targets.
European bigots influenced their American counterparts. Medical necessity was already banned throughout Europe before the United States.

The junky staff at detox wards say, "do as we say, not as we do", pretending to be opiophobic so they can keep drugs for themselves, and eat in front of the patients only allowed hospital food. At Bristol Hospital, Dr. Nachiyappan Manoharan threatened forced injections of Zyprexa.
Dr. Christopher Yergen is a bully at New Britain General Hospital. He claims trauma victims are "more than just a little bit paranoid", as if the witnesses are liars. That's not"trauma informed care", yet another bully won't admit trauma happens.

Dr. Jeffrey Shelton is reprehensible.
Over and over, he forces patients through the revolving door via "Physicians Emergency Certificates" when there's no emergency. Dr. Shelton scoffed at me when I told him medicinal cannabis is how I concentrate.

Medicinal cannabis saves lives. Its users are motivated, not "apathetic and lazy"; that's borrowed from a stereotype about Mexicans.
Dr. Fred Reindell claims mellow people are "the classic case of bipolar with psychotic tendencies.
Dr. John A. Nazarian of Community Mental Health Affiliates claims mellow people are "schizoaffective, bipolar" because of falsified medical records.
Sara Carlson Allwood misquoted me in the Intake Assessment. I described my traumatic past during the intake, made it clear I have PTSD, and said medicinal herb helps. This wasn't mentioned. I was falsely accused of "abusing alcohol" when I said I don't drink, not even occasionally.
Margaret Pienezak harassed me to cause anxiety attacks. Joanna Haffner unlawfully evicted me. I was thrown to the streets without warning.
The Department of Public Health allows violations. Alice Martinez despises medicinal herb, and claims CMHA's only violation was not coercing me to discontinue use. The treatment plan didn't reflect my goals.
I'm rising above the abuse. I write about my experience to provide examples. It's about more than any particular person or facility. The people mentioned could be replaced. It'll take a lot to make a difference. I'm working on it.

One of the absolute BEST and most TRUSTWORTHY hospital ever! I did have a bad experience after delivery my son with the nurses who lacked manners and compassion but it was only 2 nurses. I was treated great and I really feel like Icwas cared about. I have been to several CT hospitals over the years and a couple in another state. NEW BRITAIN GENERAL HOSPITAL - NOW HOSPITAL OF CENTRAL CONNECTICUT is great.

horrible place! doctors steam roll you with useless medical jargon, they arrogantly present.
they are not attentive to special medical needs.
they withheld life altering information from me about a family member, and refuse to take responsibility of causing permanent damage!

Poor survive long wait ! Rn talking loudly in the nurses station some people come in with a lot of pain no compassion towards other !

I can't say enough good stuff about this hospital it would be way to long to write . I will say all the staff from the guy cleaning the floors the head of cardiac surgery was great they all make you feel good even when things are scary all the best to everyone there.

I delivered my first baby here almost 3 years ago, and I'm planning on delivering my next one in a couple of weeks. The staff, the rooms, the doctors/nurses, were awesome! I have nothing but nice things to say about this hospital. Oh, and I've also had to visit their lab department on multiple occasions, and other than some long waits due to how busy it was, they were great.

I have been both an employee and a patient, of both scheduled and emergency services. While the wait times can be long, that's due to demand. The staff themselves are friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive. Not perfect, but of the medical centers I've had the (mis?)fortune of having had to go to, it is certainly one of the better ones in CT.