Deaconess Hospital Hospital

Unfortunately, Deaconess closed their surgical weight loss center and is not doing bariatric surgery anymore.

I found that the hospital was wonderful. They were very attentive and caring. BEST hospital I've ever been in.

If I lived closer it would be the one I woould use over and over again.

I ended up being there for several stays and got to know the staff very well. Dr. Curry opened a wing just for bariatric patients and the staff was very accommodating. I always felt comfortable there.

very clean, nice place to visit if you have to

The hospital was beautiful, clean and the testing, billing and registration staff were all very helpful. The nursing staff could use a lot of work, especially the aides. My pain pump broke down the first night after surgery and it took hours to get another one. When they finally did, they tried to change the batteries from the old one and discovered it was the batteries all along. I was without pain medication for hours. Finally got the nurse to get a Dr. order for a shot of pain medication. The second night my IV piggy-back was not hooked up properly and leaked all over the floor. There were air bubbles in my IV tubing which concerned me. No one else seemed to be concerned about it. Call light left out of reach 3 times. Floor staff slow to respond.

The staff was very friendly and caring which made me feel at ease.

I felt I was very well taken care of. Everyone I came in contact with was friendly and attentive.

The hospital staff was very professional and attentive. They took care of everything I needed from start to finish. The hospital was clean and the process was smooth. This made my surgery a good experience!

The nurses were so nice! On more than one occasion they commented about how tough it must be to prep for this surgery, etc. They were very responsive and caring.