Good Samaritan Hospital

I had no problems with the hosp, or the staff. I had a really great nurse. My husband stayed around the clock,she went as far as getting him breakfast, lunch and dinner.

It is a comfortable hospital. The only nag I have is that there is a lot of construction now and you have to drive almost in a complete cicle to get to the front of the hospital.

I have no complaints about the care I received.

Good Samaritan is an excellent hospital. I could not have been treated better in any other hospital. I only have good things to say about the hospital and the staff. And each and every employee went over and above to be friendly and accommodating.

took too long in responding to request; one they were there they were good, it was just the point of getting them there

Some things I liked was that I had a private room, and my pain was controlled with a PCA. They had large gowns, and wheelchairs. Things that didnt go so well. My first time up they forgot me in the chair. They didnt answer call lights in a timely fashion...once my IV pump rang for a hour and after ringing 4 times someone finally came in. I kind of thought some of the nurses felt like this was a drastic measure for weight loss after casual talk.

Problems with hospital and agency nurses knowing who has done what and when.

i have never seen a hospital use so many rubber gloves before. i enjoyed my stay very much.

The nurses' on the surgical floor (not ICU) were so non-compassionate for your personal needs. My third day there, I could not get a nurse to help me take care of myself after I went the bathroom. "Your a grown woman, and you are not trying hard enough." This is just one of many examples I could give you on the quality of care. I would never go back there in a million years and would never recommend it.

They have had a learning curve for patients having WLS and are doing a much better job than reported in the past. I had an excellent hospital stay