New York Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center

New York Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center Review

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3 years ago

I give the E.R., the doctors, the nurses a FIVE ST...

I give the E.R., the doctors, the nurses a FIVE STAR RATING.... However, THEIR SECURITY department gets a NEGATIVE star rating, if only I could give them less than 1 star... Something that should take all of 30 to 60 seconds to accomplish has taken them close to 2 hours to accomplish and I AM STILL WAITING !!!. This hospital needs to revamp their WHOLE SECURITY DEPARTMENT. What I've experienced here today is completely unacceptable by ANY standard !!!
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L
3 years ago

Brought a coworker in via ambulance. The ER team w...

Brought a coworker in via ambulance. The ER team was right on it. Tests, scans, xrays, the whole nine yards to rule out everything. We spent all day there but found out the cause of the problem. Great job!!!

E
3 years ago

I thought I was the best but I was wrong, in emerg...

I thought I was the best but I was wrong, in emergency they only have students, they do not care about your pain or suffering for three hours waiting and in the end I only saw a student much younger than me without experience

L
3 years ago

The best care I have ever received. The staff was ...

The best care I have ever received. The staff was amazing even the ladies that cleaned the room did so quietly and peacefully and allowed me to get the rest that I needed. Anything I needed they were all always there for me. The doctors are amazing the nurses are amazing. I am very thankful that I came to this hospital for my surgery.

A
3 years ago

One star and I'm being generous. My mother-in-law ...

One star and I'm being generous. My mother-in-law had surgery which was deemed successful. The next day was taken to the ICU with complications, lasted one week and died from cardiac arrest! Bad attitude all around, poor bedside manners and poor healthcare. Keep away from this hospital.

K
4 years ago

Delightful & astonishing. I appreciate how they tr...

Delightful & astonishing. I appreciate how they treat my family here. In the future I will bring kids here and they will realize how great can be a hospital. If I recommend any hospital in NYC, It will be Columbia Hospital. I just can say thx for everything.
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r
4 years ago

I live in the neighborhood... Most always found se...

I live in the neighborhood... Most always found service good at Presbyterian... Misdiagnosed once for bone infection... Aside from that...always found service good at Presbyterian... Courteous and professional...during my stay found staff to be attentive...good bedside manner...give five stars for overall care

H
4 years ago

I enjoyed my stay in the hospital by reading my bo...

I enjoyed my stay in the hospital by reading my book, Words at War (Scarecrow Press, 2002). It tells how US radio helped the WWII effort. It's based on my interviews of Arthur Miller and many other luminaries and on extensive archival research.

C
4 years ago

The WORST emergency room out of all NYC! Was there...

The WORST emergency room out of all NYC! Was there 13 hours severly dehydratated with 170 heart rate and they just ignored me and kept ignoring the call bell when i finally got some help my blood pressure was dangerously low 103 fever and sodium levels so bad i had kidney failure!! Almost died don t ever go here they will leave you for DEAD!!

M
4 years ago

The emergency room is horrible. Would never reccom...

The emergency room is horrible. Would never reccomend it. Staff refused to give family member underwear after they soiled themselves after a seizure. What kind of hospital monsters would do that.

h
4 years ago

I went to the emergency room, my insurance was exp...

I went to the emergency room, my insurance was expired at that time, then I received two bills. One bill for doctors, and the other one for hospital. Do doctors work in the hospital? This hospital just Squeezes each penny in NewYorkers Pocket.

R
4 years ago

the wait to be treated was ridiculous. Over 7 hour...

the wait to be treated was ridiculous. Over 7 hours with heart concerns, and after finding out that it was not an issue. Took test which I got partial results. A chest x-ray reading was never done- and was promised it took but an hour. Worn out and getting the run around I had them check me out. If in need of emergency treatment look elsewhere.

a
4 years ago

The worst emergency of all. seriously, it can not...

The worst emergency of all. seriously, it can not be that someone who arrives with a pain waiting to be attended to in an emergency has to wait more than two hours. they have more security guards than doctors and nurses a shame of hospital

N
4 years ago

Let's start and finish with Laura Lennihan, Profes...

Let's start and finish with Laura Lennihan, Professor of Neurology. We're the hell did she train? Under Heinrich Himmler? No skills, over medicates with contraindicated medications. Has no idea the side effects of the drugs she administrators either. She says kidneys are shutting down and doesn't even believe her favorite drugs are the cause, even when she is shown the warning from her own sources. She administrators drugs that cause sedative effects and then denies it. You show her it did from her own sources and she gives you dirty looks. She lies in your face, blames you for getting in the way and she even contradicts other doctors far superior than her. They love the $4,900+ checks they get from each CT Scan, especially when you had 7 already. She's deadly, stay away from her care, she threatens you with removal when you catch her lying every time. When all else falls, she throws her title and degrees at you too. Several people have died under her care while I was there. If you don't keep watch of your loved ones, she will neglect her patients and discipline her staff if they do to much to help you. There are only two great Neurologists her and she is not it. She gives us dirty looks, she speaks at you, never to you. And if you are not at least the family of a wealthy donater, good luck to you. I regret coming here. Don't go to Patient relations either, they are not there to help you, you can forget about that. If I were you, I'd pay a private doctor to come in and give your family member a private physical and don't let them find out until your attorney sends them papers. They incubate everyone and say it's a precaution. Lier, it's just the first step before they insist on a tracheostomy and a feeding tube and a PICC line. Look that up. Then they won't feed you for seven days of medication and dehydration. Then when your kidneys fail, it's dialysis next buddy. And that tube down your throat, that's a ticket for pneumonia, friend. And that catheter in you urithra is for your urinary tract infection. Expect it. That's what they do. Whether or not you are getting better, you get a visit from Dr Death as the hospice / palliative care for your end of life pain free death discharge. hospice and palliative care are synonymous, don't let them fool you. I'm done for now. Just watch out for the depopulation squad called the AMA. Be well and be sure you have a Health Care Proxy, or you and your family will be abused.

D
4 years ago

My mother entered the emergency room of this hospi...

My mother entered the emergency room of this hospital. She was not well and in order to find out what was wrong with my mother her blood was taken, her urine and other vitals. Every test came back negative. My mother continued to be unresponsive and sick. They admitted my mother and after 3 days their social, worker started calling and made requests for her to leave.

When my mother went back to the nursing home they found a bed sore on her backside. After being unresponsive for several days they sent my mother to St. Luke's hospital that discovered my mother had a urinaty tract infection. They treated her with antibiotics for a week and kept her hydrated with fluids.

How is it that they ran every test imaginable at Columbia Presbyterian but they missed this. When I visited my mother while she was in Columbia Presbyterian her face was not clean. I asked my mother about her face. She told me they did not wash her up... The nurse lied and said he did. He tried to tell me my mother did not.know what she was talking about. I told him she did not have Alzheimer's or dementia.

I told him I would do it. St. Luke - Mt. Sinai has done a wonderful job with my mother. Their staff has been compassionate and patient.

At Columbia Presbyterian I found the emergency room staff to be kind and understanding but once my mother was admitted she was treated poorly. The doctor on call that morning after her arrival had a good bedside manner.

Columbia Presbyterians ranked #1 in New York for the past 17 years. They may be great in some areas... But dealing with sick old black ladies is not one of them!

b
4 years ago

This has been one of the worst emergency room serv...

This has been one of the worst emergency room services ever. How is that a pregnant woman comes in with lower abdominal pain, pressure, is short of breath, and has been waiting 2 and half hours? She still has not been seen, not even by a nurse. No wonder they want to close hospitals and make more urgent care facilities. This is just ridiculous to me. I personally feel that the health of a baby and pregnant woman comes before anything. (By the way, I am not the pregnant women, I am just that concern that it became the reasoning for my review.)

About New York Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center

New York Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center: Providing World-Class Healthcare Services

NewYork-Presbyterian is a leading academic healthcare delivery system that is committed to providing the highest quality and most compassionate care to patients in the New York metropolitan area and beyond. The organization comprises of two renowned medical centers, namely New York Presbyterian Hospital and Columbia University Irving Medical Center.

With a rich history spanning over 250 years, NewYork-Presbyterian has been at the forefront of medical innovation, research, and education. The organization has consistently ranked among the top hospitals in the United States for its exceptional patient care services, cutting-edge technology, and world-class medical expertise.

At NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center, patients have access to a wide range of specialized services across various medical disciplines. These include cardiology, neurology, oncology, pediatrics, psychiatry, surgery among others. The hospital's team of highly skilled physicians are leaders in their respective fields with extensive experience treating complex conditions using advanced techniques.

One of the key strengths of NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center is its commitment to research and innovation. The hospital's researchers are constantly pushing boundaries in their quest for new treatments that can improve patient outcomes. This dedication to research has led to numerous breakthroughs over the years including pioneering work on cancer immunotherapy which has revolutionized cancer treatment globally.

In addition to providing exceptional patient care services and conducting groundbreaking research work; NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center also plays an important role in training future generations of healthcare professionals through its robust educational programs. As an academic health center affiliated with Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons; students have access to some of the best clinical training opportunities available anywhere in the world.

The hospital's commitment towards excellence extends beyond just clinical care but also towards creating a welcoming environment where patients feel comfortable seeking treatment for their ailments. Patients receive personalized attention from staff who go above and beyond expectations ensuring they receive not only top-notch medical care but also emotional support during what can be challenging times.

In conclusion; if you're looking for world-class healthcare services delivered by some of America's most experienced physicians then look no further than New York Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center! With its unwavering commitment towards excellence across all aspects including clinical care; research & innovation as well as education - this institution truly stands out as one-of-a-kind!

New York Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center

New York Presbyterian/Columbia Medical Center

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