Name: KentuckyOne Health University of Louisville Hospital
Address: 530 S Jackson St, Louisville, KY 40202, United States, US
Telephone: +1 502-562-3000

KentuckyOne Health University of Louisville Hospital is a hospital, located at 530 S Jackson St, Louisville, KY 40202, United States. They can be contacted via phone at +1 502-562-3000, visit their website www.kentuckyonehealth.org for more detailed information.

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530 S Jackson St, Louisville, KY 40202

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Derek Boseley

23 February 2017

The doctors were great for my mother. She had a brain surgery and doctor Williams and his staff saved her life sir thank you so much. You are a genius. Even though it's rough for her now I'm glad I got her here. God bless you all.
Hannah Miles

11 February 2017

They get a one simply for the way they treated my future mother in law! We waited like a half hour for a transport to the parking garage and when they did not come they let her just walk out and did not care whatsoever after being in a car accident. So they basically made her walk from the 9th floor to the second floor with no shoes also.
Jason Evans

03 January 2017

After being transferred here for higher level of care, I got the run around. You can't get higher level of care over a holiday weekend!! This is the most ghetto hospital. Spend some dang money and get your southern hospitality up to par. There were no recliners or anything for my wife to stay with me and sleep in. She had to sleep in the floor and got sick from all the germs in this nasty hospital. Dr. Lewis was great but the rest of the staff and sticks up their butts. all around terrible place, and I would rather die than to be transferred here again.
Lindsey Stultz

28 December 2016

Horrible. Horrible. Horrible! Was transferred from another hospital to here due to my issue. I had a different nurse come in my room each time. I was bleeding everywhere and no one offered me new sheets or even a blanket. The PA was new and was very awkward doing a vaginal exam. The doctor never saw me. After being there for 3 hours sitting in a mess they just sent me home and told me to follow up with a doctor the next day. A nurse took my IV out and didn't apply any pressure so I bleed all over my shirt. It was my first time at the hospital and no one showed me how to get out of the hospital. Rude! I paid a lot of money for a whole lot of neglect. Only nice thing was the ER doctor did call me the next day to check in on me.
Danielle Greeson-Bramblett

12 December 2016

Back in January we experienced a miscarriage at 13 weeks. When I called the hospital on a Friday night around 11:30 to let them know what was happening , the woman at the initial call center could not have been kinder or more accommodating. When I asked if it was possible to come to labor and delivery to get through miscarriage (we really didn't want to have to go through it at home), they immediately understood and told me to come in. They nurses, OB, and other staff were wonderful and caring. In a situation as devastating and heartbreaking as the loss of a pregnancy, I could not have asked for a better group of women to help me get through it. They were god sends and probably do not get the appreciating they deserve.