University of Chicago Center for Care and Discovery

This is the most horrifying horrible hospital experience you can't trust any of the doctors their front desk is very disrespectful I've never been to a hospital that I've been afraid to leave a loved one they try to convince you to pull the plug on your loved one and everything if you think about coming here don't runnnnnnnn fast!!!!!!!!! No empathy for they're patients it's very obvious and sad

I was admitted to CCD 8 West floor after undergoing surgery from being struck by a car. The surgeons, nurses and support staff were great. Special shout out to nurses Lili, Teri, Salma, Nicole, Cierra and Jack. Support staff Charvay, Keisha, Bresha, Jamila and Nikita. Therapists, PT-Wilore and OT-Marissa. Extra special thanks to social services worker, GemmaHemma for all of her hard work. This hospital is awesome... I trust them with my life because they have literally saved it! Thank you. ~TiaraTiTi

There's a little troll named Laura that works in Case Management. She is the most rude of a person you could meet. She has no personality other than making your stay at the hospital miserable. She must not have a nice life because misery needs company. When she was a young little trollett her class mates must of teased her so much she became a hermit and that's why she is the way she is. The stars are not for her, I'd giver nothing if I could.

Terrible nurses at the 4rd floor. My husband stayed in the hospital at the 4rd floor. His had several nurses and out of 4 only 2 had smile. They don’t even ask you if you need anything. They want you to leave! They treat you bad to make you leave. They did not even wipe or clean my husband for 4days after the surgery! Why do you keep those nurses? Nurse must have a smile at least!!!! The patient Hygiene is important also. And attitude!!! Nurses has that. A special Nurse Stephanie at that floor. She even scolded my husband like a child

This is a positive review about an amazing CNA named Dawana who works on the 9th floor. She has been a true blessing to my family and she made a hospital visit a much more bearable experience. Dawana's common phrase is "I love my patients" and she shows it in how she carries herself and provides appropriate bedside manner. I started to come on here and talk about a negative experience with a flamboyant male CNA- but I changed my mind. The good truly outweighs the bad. Let's focus on the good in our lives. It makes the bad things seem smaller.

I am currently a Phlebotomist here and although I love what I do the people and environment make it very difficult to want to stay. There’s no structure from the head down in the lab, it’s too much favoritism that goes on and most work is put on those that actually work which isn’t okay at all but hey no one truly cares. So there is no reason to complain just find a solution to the problem and be blessed Don’t allow anyone, especially in the workspace to steal your peace of mind and work you down like a dog you are valued and mean so much more!!

Just at U of C Hospital again to meet with a seriously injured client. I am always impressed the doctors, nurses and entire team. They care a great deal about their patients and provide first rate care. I know first hand how respected they are in the medical community. Many of our clients are transported to U of C after initial treatment at another hospital because the injuries are just too severe for a "regular" hospital to handle. I highly recommend the University of Chicago Medical Center.

Staff is awesome, very friendly and thorough. The atmosphere & rooms are very nice, pleasant and clean. My only issue was the nurses being in my room seemed like every 20 min. I understand it's their job, but I would have liked to get a lil rest.

Care within the hospital was good, both in the ER, leading up to surgery, and the days after. All new, private rooms and facilities that sometimes felt like a hotel. Food was ok but not great. Many nurses and personnel that were generally quick to respond. Sometimes there were long delays in treatment, by that's typical for any hospital unfortunately. Discharge was sudden and chaotic, and I was sent home with very limited instructions, at a time when most pharmacies were closing. Aftercare in general was badly organized or nonexistent. The cost declared to my insurer were through the roof, I can only describe that as pure evil greed. This hospital will screw you over if you are not insured.

The Staff are very friendly and professional. The waiting area is comfortable and clean. I had surgery in November by Dr. Robert Naclerio. He and his surgical team made me as comfortable as they possibly could.