Name: Memorial Hospital
Address: 3625 University Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32216, US
Telephone: (904) 702-6111

Memorial Hospital is a hospital, located at 3625 University Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32216. They can be contacted via phone at (904) 702-6111, visit their website memorialhospitaljax.com for more detailed information.

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Anonymous

28 November 2018

How are you giving back today on #GivingTuesday? Our Administrative Team volunteered this morning in the kitchen at Jacksonville's Clara White Mission. This holiday season, we encourage you to take a moment to pay it forward here in Jacksonville by supporting an organization or cause near and dear to your heart.
Anonymous

21 November 2018

During this holiday we are thankful for the many heros around us who choose to donate their organs should the unthinkable happen to them. Last week hospital staff honored one such man whose life had ended but whose body would save the lives of several others. https://www.firstcoastnews.com/…/organ-donor-c…/77-615862382.
Anonymous

17 November 2018

Today has been designated by the March of Dimes as World Prematurity Day and to honor this day, Memorial Hospital has gone purple by lighting up our building! Our Women's Center team wears purple everyday as a reminder that every baby deserves a healthy start! #worldprematurityday
Anonymous

16 November 2018

As we get close to the end of the year, we’re grateful for all the special moments we've shared. Has one of our team members made a difference in your life or the life of your family this year? If so, please share your story in our comments. #strongertogether
Anonymous

13 November 2018

Today is World Kindness Day. We’ll start. Thank you to our nurses, doctors and team members for taking great care of our community. Now you! Please tell us about one of our employees that treated you like family.
Anonymous

06 November 2018

Memorial Hospital is pleased to welcome Sue DeLeon, MSN, RN-BC, ARNP as the new Assistant Chief Nursing Officer. Welcome to the Memorial family, Sue! https://bit.ly/2D3VDPH
Anonymous

06 November 2018

Come and meet our Nurse Leader and CNO during our upcoming RN Interview Day!
Explore everything our hospital has to offer and interview on the spot. Be part of the Memorial Hospital of Jacksonville nursing team that puts the care and improvement of human life above all else.
Tuesday, November 13th 11AM - 4:00PM Memorial Hospital of Jacksonville 3625 University Blvd S Jacksonville, FL 32216
https://memorialhospitaljax.com/campaigns/career-event.dot
Anonymous

02 November 2018

At this point you (and your little ones) have probably had your fill of Halloween candy. But, don't let your one day of candy indulgence scare off good nutrition habits. Here are a few ways to come off the sugar-high. bit.ly/2RtzaiV
Anonymous

01 November 2018

Michael Smith is staying ahead of his heart failure with an implantable device that measures pressure readings from the comfort of his home and then transmits data directly to his doctor. Smith is one of several patients at Memorial taking part in the largest heart failure clinical trial in the United States. https://bit.ly/2zfSMPW
Anonymous

31 October 2018

At Memorial our nurses truly are 👼🏻! Happy Halloween 🎃!
Anonymous

26 October 2018

Florida Gators or Georgia Bulldogs? Tell us your game day prediction and remember, we all win in the end if we have fun and stay safe.
Anonymous

25 October 2018

Exercise can boost your mood and intellect and help your memory says Dr. Marek Hirsch with Memorial Behavioral Health. During a live interview on WJXT4 The Local Station / News4JAX he discusses ways to combat depression.
Anonymous

19 October 2018

Celebrating our amazing employees at the annual Service Awards banquet. Thank you for your service to Memorial and the community we serve.
Anonymous

16 October 2018

Knock out breast cancer! Read this short blog post about the symptoms and breast changes you should always get checked out: bit.ly/2Eq2g0X
Anonymous

13 October 2018

Proud to support the American Cancer Society as a sponsor and top fundraising company for the 2018 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Jacksonville walk. We’re pulling the pink shades over breast cancer.#msabcjax #whatunitesusignitesus
Anonymous

13 October 2018

When doctors and nurses told Alex he needed to get up and move every day, Alex took the doctors' orders literally. We have fallen in love with Alex and his dance moves and thought you would too. Read his story here: http://bit.ly/2NEpKi8
Anonymous

01 January 1970

Started out at the Kernan and Atlantic ER this past Friday night and was later transfered to the main ER and admitted. My experience was fantastic. I encoutered only one staff person with less than exemplary bed side manner and my contact with him was limited. Everyone else from ER nurses and floor nurses to the ER dr and OB dr I saw were fantastic. I have zero complaints about my treatment and wouldn't hesitate to go back. Thanks Memorial staff for making a very tough 24 hours bearable.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

So I see 1st hand how things are ran at Memorial. Behind the scenes you may as well say because I have worked here 10+ yrs. When my 23yr old son had sudden chest pains after being sick, my 1st thoughts was something isn't right. This is my baby boy and although I thought he was just dehydrated I knew he needed evaluated. It end up being way more serious than we thought. His heart enzymes extremely elevated. Heart attack? Infection? I had no clue but here I find myself a momma, not a Nurse. So scared for my baby. There ER never once dismissed that he was only 23 with zero medical history. They worked him up as if he was the only patient there. At this time they had no clue I even worked there . Not that I've ever seen this matter. My trust in this hospital and these people come from a true place. It come from seeing how they care for ordinary people. Seeing all the miracles preformed. Seeing all the compassion. I have to say with it being the weekend and knowing that on the weekend some departments are only On Call, I was a little worried. All my fears were put to rest when Dr Pham the cardiologist told he understood my concerns, he too was concerned with those results, and it being the weekend would never hinder the care my son would receive. He said if he had to Cath him then, he would. He explained to me everything. That he really thought it was viral infection that got to his heart but that he had himself had a daughter and is very thoroughly monitoring my son even from home. The Echo tech was actually home and was called back in to do a stat Echo. She was so pleasant. Dr Lu also went above and beyond. I'd like to think because I work there but I have seen him many times calling families to inform them of a loved ones condition. I have seen all the extra he puts into his patient care. I felt so at ease knowing he was caring for my son. This care and urgency had nothing at all to do with me being Memorial family but had everything to do with just simply caring for a person in need. The care goes beyond running a hospital. It's about the situation, it's about the person, it's about there need for help, it's about education, it total care. Patient and Family. When it come to my child, my only concern was where can I take him that I know he'll receive ultimate care? Not only from a Nurse standpoint but a Mom standpoint and there is not a single hospital in the world I would have brought him to instead. I just wanted to say thank you to all the nurses and especially Dr Lu and Dr Pham for saving my baby boy. To the techs, the department that came in from home, the dietary, the house keeping, literally everyone who just simply and honestly Cared. I am so very grateful to Memorial and very proud to be part of the Memorial family.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

The staff on the central 2nd floor are so freaking amazing! They were so courteous to my mother and me I will forever be grateful!! They truly care about their patients give them all a raise from the cleaning crew, to the nurses!!! Excellent job!!
Anonymous

01 January 1970

Came into the er July 3rd with chest pains. Found out I have gallstones. Was amitted because my liver enzymes are elevated. No big deal. Didn't get to room till 6am July 4th. Had been here 5 1/2 hours by then. Got seen by the GI doctor. He wanted me to have some sort of mri. That was done about 1pm. This is where I get upset. HE LEFT WITHOUT CHECKING MY RESULTS. I get that it's July 4th but you should never leave when you know you'll have results soon. I'm not at home with my family including a 2 year old and 4 year old boys. Who wanted me to pinic with them tonight. Thank you for screwing up my plans. Not liked I planned to get sick. You suck.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

We went to the urgent care center off of Atlantic after my boyfriend scalded himself with a cup of coffee and I must say, the customer service was just outstanding. We were in and out in maybe 10-15 minutes. He was in severe pain and they were caring and compassionate and took his needs seriously. Unbelievable for an ER!! ��
Anonymous

01 January 1970

The ER staff (nurse) that I encountered was rude and angry about having to do her work load.She enter my room without so much as a greeting adjusted my bed as I was on the phone without so much as a warning and then was offend because I told her she sat it up so high she hurt my back she responded your mad because I sat you up.My response was yes because you could have asked me and I could have said what was comfortable.She walked out my room and slammed the door behind her .
Anonymous

01 January 1970

This place is run by idiots! I came into the ER with a back injury, which I told them it could be a herniated disc because I have had one before. They took x-rays which was a waste of time because you can't see back/disc injuries that way, but whatever. I told them I took Lisinopril and they prescribed me 800 mg ibuprofen which I am not even supposed to take with that. I didn't even get to see a doctor, just a nurse practitioner with painted on eyebrows who could barely carry on a conversation. I bet the drug addict next to me had a better experience! This hospital is ghetto as hell!
Anonymous

01 January 1970

I'm still here in the ICU. I came in late in the evening with an O2 level of 85 dropping significantly. With my airways extremely inflamed and swollen closed It dropped to 73 and I was about to hit the floor when I caught the attention of staff. Every single time I am here I have always had an amazing friendly experience. It was kinda weird getting rubbed down with wipes last night but whatever lol. I've visited plenty of hospitals in my life and this is the best one by far. Thank u for keeping me alive. Coulda died last night and u made sure I didnt.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

Lack of communication. Tell you they are going to do something doesn't happen. Had issues with pain control for my daughter until I blew up and called everyone I could. Got much better but I have to stay on top of when meds are due. She came in for gall bladder attack/surgery on the 28th of Feb. which is usually day surgery. She's still here. Starting on 3rd week.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

The cafeteria tried to charge me $367 for a bottled water. The cashier didn't bother to tell me my total before she swipped my card, so glad I checked my receipt before I left. They refunded the money but still, that shouldn't happen, and I had to nearly cause a scene to get the supervisor out to fix it.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

I have very mixed feelings & I am a CNA myself. My husband has had many stays at Memorial & I have felt the need to stay with him all night every time. Very often they are understaffed. Once he had part of his colon removed and had a colostomy bag which filled to the point of busting off every 30 minutes. There was no PCT and the nurse told my husband, who was doped up with morphine, to call him every 30 minutes. I rushed home, grabbed a few things and got back within 30 minutes to find the bag busting loose. I had to make myself stay awake all night and call the nurse constantly. The staff was doing their best. They just simply did not have enough help! Now he is going back in for by-pass surgery. We are rethinking using Memorial for this procedure. We will speak with the surgeon on Monday to see how he feels about doing a surgery at Memorial as opposed to another hospital.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

I went to the stand alone Julington Creek location where they got me stable and was transferred to downtown ICU where i was also treated with amazing care!
Anonymous

01 January 1970

When people are taking things off of patients when they're sedated I think it's really bad especially when their elderly like my dad they took his ring off of him and it was a ring My Dead Brother gave him when my father wakes up he's going to have a heart attack and it's going to be memorial hospitals. Fault !!! I went to the administration and they told me there's nothing they can do about it the ring is just gone that's pretty bad when they don't keep an eye on their employees they need to set them up and see which ones are stealing from patients. I know some one else checked into the hospital and her suitcase and iPod was stolen and she is a nurse
Anonymous

01 January 1970

My Brother had surgery this afternoon and he was in his room we came to visit. The nurse in charge Maria came in and was being very rude to my family and I because my nephew had touched and empty bed in room, upsetting my brother who I just had surgery to the point were he was unable to finish him meal.

She was very unprofessional and rude she works on the 5th floor.

12/20/17

#sensitivitytrainingneeded
Anonymous

01 January 1970

This Hospital is so unorganized. Two weeks ago my Dad was scheduled for an Abdominal Arota Aneurism. Got there at 11, surgery at 1. Memorial didn't set up an Anisthesolost. Left at 3:30. Went back yesterday at 5:30 am, surgery was a little after 7. He was in recovery by 9:45. No problems with surgery. Yay. Stayed in recovery till 5:30, because there was no hospital room.

Called him this morning 7:15, Dice, nurses said everything looked good, he could go home. What in the world takes 4 plus hours to get discharged?

I hate this Hospital. My Mom passed here in 2009. I believe to this day if she would have even went to Shane's, she would be alive today. Are other hospitals as bad as this one?????
Anonymous

01 January 1970

No good communication skills, so far all staff suck at that. No professionalism! My mother has been here since 12/7/17. No one has called give updates on her progress. So we decide to stay the night so we can be closer. Can't sleep in the CCU family lounge after 7am. No signs posted. This is not in the brochure. WTF. I can keep going. This place sucks and so far the staff do too.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

When I first arrived here I rated this a one but since I have been here few days , the nurses have been wonderful and very understanding. I hope all works out as well.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

On behalf of Hope Brandenburg and all the Hilliard family, We would like to thank the staff of Dr's and nurses that took care of Greg Hilliard. Appreciate everything they did. May God bless you all.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

My mother 86.. was in the heart center. We had great care from the CATS all the way up. Her Cardiologist works with Memorial so he was there to see her. Also I highly recommend that if at all possible have a 24 hour family watch if your loved one can take care of themselves or remember. We had myself..sister and brother. I took nights. My brother came in 7 am to 3 or 4. Then my sister came in. We kept one notebook to write everything! In it.stars to names times meds ect. we three also carry in our car in the wheel well. A plastic folder with a snap that has ALL info. Her history..medical.. her doctors and phone numbers a health care person. Who has total control and can sign for her. And the one we hope doesn't need to be used but is there. The DNR. At 86 she's had a wonderful life and she doesn't was to hang around if there is no hope. So I all. Our visit was great.
Anonymous

01 January 1970

I’m from north Mississippi and can’t say enough good things about this hospital! From the doctors/surgeons, nurses, patient care techs, pt, ot, and everyone else that we’ve come in contact here have been phenomenal. They saved my son’s life and I will be forever grateful!! They’ve treated me and my son with such kindness. Thank you!!