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Added by Jopie, at 12 April 2017
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20 Reviews
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02 February 2021
My dad, my sister, and my stepmom where taken here when we were in a terrible car accident. Great care and excellent staff! They took outstanding care of my family members. I was not taken here, I went to the children's center. I would recommend this hospital!
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30 January 2021
Great Doc. N Nurses. Radiation building no one can go in except patient n there's no sitting area. Only restrooms. The Chemo building they welcome quest of patients to come in n sit while waiting for patients. Lot's of different buildings.
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30 December 2020
The only Hospital I would rather go to. Been going here multiple times during my visits to Maryland for multiple test and exams. Excellent Professionals that work with you 👏. Keep being Great!
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30 December 2020
I had spinal surgery in November and can’t say enough about the staff. I had read some of the reviews posted and had some reservations, especially since I would be by myself due to the covid restrictions with visitors, but any reservations quickly disappeared. The nurses and nursing techs were caring and helpful. When I was being discharged, my prescriptions were sent to the in house pharmacy but I didn’t have any money to pay for them. The nursing tech took me down to meet my husband at the main entrance and then took me back up to get my medication. She was so pleasant and I appreciated the smile on her face. She was so kind and so caring, I couldn’t have been in better hands. Thank you to the angels who assisted me while I was there. Your kindness will never been forgotten. Stay safe and be well.
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18 September 2020
7 hours and counting wait time in the ER.
Ridiculous.
This is subpar care/customer service at best.
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25 April 2018
A UNITED STATES VETERAN RECEIVES THE WORLD'S FIRST TOTAL P3N1S, SCR0T*M TRANSPLANT.THIS IS WONDERFULTHIS MAN LOST HIS MANHOOD (LITERALLY) FOR OUR COUNTRYAND THIS FACILITY TO RESTORE THAT IS AMAZINGTHANKS TO THE DOCTORS, NURSES AND STAFF INVOLVED IN THIS LIFE CHANGING GROUNDBREAKING SURGERY THAT RESTORED THE LIFE OF THIS VETERAN.GOD BLESS AND THANKS TO THOSE THAT SERVE IN OUR ARMED FORCES AND THOSE WHO DEVOTE THEIR LIVES IN THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY AT JOHN HOPKINS.🇺🇸.
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19 April 2018
Jessie was perfect. He works guest services and his customer service is absolutely phenomenal! He makes you forget about the bad day your having! The nurses was also nice (Rebbecca) ! They made my mom feel so comfortable! We love you guys, thanks!
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13 April 2018
I am a 73 year old woman who has spent over 15 hours in the John Hopkins emergency room sleeping in a chair and waiting for a doctor. There was blood work and EKG done, but nothing else. I would have stayed longer if i had been offered a bed in the hallway or a turkey or chicken sandwich with juice. Also, It would have made the agonizing wait easier if there had been a coffee or a tea pot in a corner some where. A TV would have been nice in the area where we sat. We arrived there about 1:45pm and as we were pushing 12mid-night a mandatory quiet time while people slept would have helped. The later it got the louder people got . We truly did not get a sense that John Hopkins cared for its prospective patients, so we left around 6:45 the next morning never seeing a doctor.(over 15 hours) We felt that if we had stayed any longer without proper nourishment, we would have gotten sicker.
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13 April 2018
I have had two children born at Hopkins and two at GBMC (an affiliate) all Caesarian. We were treated like royalty. I noticed that some more coherent complaints dealt with the E.R. I watched the general patient population. The E.R had reams of people there for minor complaints compared to bleeding wounds and the staff appeared to my eye as triaging the worst first. Many were either drunk or high or on the way down. My bride and I chatted with welfare mothers who were there for free tube tying and who also left because they didn't either have time or wanted a cigarette or were hungry. The nurses treated them the same as we (the highly insured) were treated and I was impressed with their patience and open concern for the best of the ones who were there for free, expensive treatment. We're lucky to have the place here in Baltimore for poor and privileged and those in-between. And the cafeteria - they should cater.
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07 March 2018
My wife was hospitalized for over two weeks at the @ Johns Hopkins Brain Rescue Unit. The doctors, nurses and entire medical support team were AMAZING! The level of care, compassion and support surpassed our expectations.
The team made us feel like family and not a mere patient. Additionally, my wife didn’t have any dietary restrictions and the hospital food was surprisingly good.
No one ever wants to be ill or have to deal with significant health issues. That said, if there’s a place to be during these challenging times, I highly recommend Hopkins. After further review, we found that they are ranked 4th in the worldthey are living up to their expectations!response / report this review -
19 October 2017
I have been to just about every hospital ER south of Baltimore. I can honestly say I hope to never be back you your facility. You boast having 67 rooms but it seemed as if everyone was being treated in the waiting room. Then fast service after I witnessed many people who were in the waiting room at 2:00 pm and at 9:00 pm were still in the waiting room. While our 9 hour visit not once have we spoken with a doctor your nursing staff was amazing and very professional however watching people being treated in the waiting room and not once speaking to a doctor for anything is extremely poor service. I should have gone to Howard County general hospital.
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22 September 2017
Sure, the doctors might be adequately competent but good luck getting past the UNBELIEVABLY SH*TTY receptionists. They hate their jobs, they hate you, they shouldn't be handling clients in any manner, they are hostile, aggressive, ignorant and lazy and they will make it extremely difficult to get anything done or obtain any answers to your medical issues. You're better off seeing some Mexican doctor across the border. This place sucks.
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26 August 2017
The Greatest hospital!
At one time or another we have all been patients. You can ride The light rail strait to The basement. Walk up a few steps, and your right there. The nurses and doctors are knowledgeable and caring. The cafeteria has alot to offer. This hospital is a small city in its self. My wife worked there, at Nelson 6. Hart and lung transplant department.
The Security is top notch. There in booths on every corner and walking through the halls. In the original part of the hospital is a magnificent sculptor of Jesus with open arms. As I stood there looking up at him. It made me see alot of things in my life that needed to change for the better.
Everything in perspective. To see how many people that have touched the feet with a prayer. Have made me think of the history . .. How many lives where extended made so much better.. because of the research, resource, knowledge and learning with skilled hands. Guided by the best in our nation.
I can not say enough. It is Baltimore's greatest jewel.response / report this review -
18 August 2017
JOHNS HOPKINS HOLD THIS L LIKE WHY CANT ANYONE DO THEIR JOB AT THIS PLACE?? LIKE I RESCHEDULED ONE OF MY TWO APPOINTMENTS AND THEN THEY CANCEL BOTH? AND THEN WHEN I TRY TO RESCHEDULE THEY SAY THEY ONLY HAVE ONE OPENING??? LIKE IS THERE NOT FOUR DAMN MONTHS LEFT IN THE YEAR???? A WHOLE 122 DAYS LEFT?? A WHOLE 2,928 HOURS?? IDIOTS
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27 July 2017
Would never go any place but Hopkins. The physicians are the best of the best. It is a facility that is enriched in academia, research and cutting edge technologies. Hopkins provides care that is extraordinary and known throughout the world. It is hands down known as the best in eye care at Wilmer Eye clinic and cardiology. Where else can you walk into a mini international community.
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10 July 2017
I don't know how these people get any stars. They say they will forward test results to a University studying my problem, but they don't. Call, leave a message, machine says they will call me back within 2 days, they don't, tried that 4 times so far. Those tests were piss-in-the-pants painful and took all day. I don't want to do that again. I've been trying to get something for a month. Is this health care?
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09 June 2017
Great hospital. Saved my life. Great nurses and doctors. All around courteous staff.
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06 June 2017
Worse hospital EVER!!! It's really bad when you have to give a star so that you can post this review. Definitely didn't sit well with me to even give them one star. Sat in the ER for 7 hours with my daughter who is immune suppressed. Finally got a room after 12 hours and then the doctors that came into her room hadn't even read her file or knew her history at all!! They were going to give her a prescription that she had already been on and was the reason why we had to come into the hospital because it wasn't working!! They sent her home and she is still as sick as she was when she came in. WHAT A JOKE. HOPKINS IS NOT A GOOD HOSPITAL!!!!
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30 April 2017
Went here in 2007 - 2008 in full shunt failure which can happen with hydrocephalus. I was 17 at the time so I was very familiar with the signs and symptoms of shunt failure. Even though I was presenting with most of those symptoms, the doctors in the ER took one look at the ventricles on the CAT Scan and told me that there was nothing to worry about then sent me home. I knew there was something wrong! These are trained professionals who should have dug deeper when the CAT Scan appeared normal, but they did not! I was in emergency surgery at Children's National Medical Center the NEXT DAY. My recommendation is ALWAYS get a second opinion and in some cases get a third. Just because a hospital is "top rated" does not mean that they are infallible. Doctors are people that can and do make mistakes!
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19 April 2017
Spent 15 minutes at the hospital. 5 minutes with a tech, 2 at most with the doctor. They told us exactly the same thing we knew before the appointment. They charges us thru the roof which the insurance covered none.
I called to discuss getting the bill reduced since insurance companies can do that and the company I work for does it all the time. They refused and stated it is what it is.
I was lied to this place is a business that lacked empathy. Will do whatever it takes to make a buck off its patience.
Needless to say if I or my family ever need medical attention we will go elsewhere.response / report this review
