Top Medical Centers in Jacksonville, United States

Go anywhere else. Literally.

I spent 5 hours for them to not be able to figure anything out yet give me completely unrelated health info to what I visited for..that I already knew about.

Not to mention the guy who checked me in and did my vitals was looking at me weirdly and made me feel uncomfortable with his interactions. I felt profiled.

6K bill for no answers and the doctor who originally saw me had no decency to re-visit. just sent the doctor of the next shift in. Who didn't seem knowledgeable either?

My father has been to this hospital several times in the last 6 months. His cancer is causing fluid buildup in his abdomen that's so bad he struggles to breath. Every time he needs to have it drained he has to wait days because the IR department is only available mon-fri 8 hours a day. I guess they're one of few departments that don't have to work overtime??? My father is in the ER right now, struggling for air, in kidney failure. All he needs is this procedure and there's no indication that it's going to happen any time soon. So if you care about your parents, take them to Mayo Clinic.

I took my sweetheart to the UF North Campus ED this morning and couldn't be more impressed with the care she received. As a nurse myself of 25 years, I am conscious of what I consider to be adequate care at a medical facility and even more so when it concerns a loved one. The doctor assigned to her care, Jarrod Clements, MD and her nurse, Travis Wills, were both rock stars. And as a man who came of age in the 60s and 70s, I know something about rock stars. I couldn't be more pleased with her care and our experience today was stellar. Thank you so very much.

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Their labor and delivery department is awful. Besides one nurse, everything about our recent birth experience for my daughter sucked. They couldn’t get it together. Nothing was in the room. We had to constantly ask for stuff. Zero towels for the shower, we had to ask for baby items and they’d bring one small pack of wipes at a time, chucks weren’t stocked, pads - nowhere to be found, diapers - yeah, good luck, had to keep asking for those, an essential item for a newborn baby. Had to ask for more blankets for the baby (they had ONE blanket and it was the one baby was wrapped in). The lactation consultant - I don’t know how she obtained her certification bc all she did was measure for flange size. ZERO breastfeeding information provided. You might as well go into this L&D packing everything you’ll ever need because they will either ration it out to you or sulk when asked to get something. One nurse came in at 4pm to advise she would be back at 6 to do one last round of vitals, to never be seen again but noted on my daughters chart she came back at 6:15pm and had the nerve to write down false vital signs. The midwife was clearly sick, zero mask, and coughing during the entire delivery. It was disgusting. Asked for a hand pump - “oh gosh let me see if we even have one”…3 hours later still no pump. Asked for a donut or something to help with the discomfort while sitting - “we don’t have those, can she not use pillows?” You’re always told you’ll be leaving the hospital with so many supplies/welcome bag 😂. Not this hospital. They got one thing right and that was commenting that the room service staff are rude.

This facility is mainly focused on how they can grow richer versed what’s best for the overall care of the patient. My family member had a serious procedure several days before he was discharged. The empathy of the staff had no concerns with his overall recovery. There’s a disadvantage being in a city that has multiple hospitals because the patient can be bounced from one facility to the other. As a retired nurse I don’t have much respect for this new trend of management for healthcare. Be careful of what hospital court your love ones are being treated at we are facing less care and treatment for the sick

I went in for a three part procedure to have my heart checked out last week, including two sonograms, one of my heart itself, and one of the aortas. The technology is amazing, and the technicians were great. I had been told the three parts of my visit, in different locations on their campus, might take four hours, but I was only there for two and a half hours. There was very little sitting in waiting rooms, the entire staff worked seamlessly together. I'm not surprised. I've had similar experiences there before.

Great experience. As a primary care patient I was able to accomplish 4 different things including xrays and blood draw within one hour with minimal wait. It is nice to have everything under one roof where it is only a few steps from one place to another. Staff is very nice, professional and helpful. The Health app is also great and provides tremendous value when it comes to appointments, fast test results or communication in general. This is how healthcare is supposed to work - thank you.

There is no better hospital. The doctors, nurses and all of those that support the medical part of it are phenomenal. My only negative was that the food was not up to par and who ever is responsible for ordering the single ply 3” sand paper toilet paper needs to order softer paper. I gave 5 stars for the medical and support staff. They rocked.

BEST EMERGENCY ROOM EXPERIENCE EVER!! Would give 10 stars if possible. Wait time was less than 10 minutes. All staff we interacted with were highly competent, professional, and empathetic. Facilities were the nicest I've ever seen. Can't say enough good things, and I'm completely mystified about why there are any bad reviews about this place. I highly recommend!

I avoided going to an ER as long as I could due to previous terrible experiences, specifically with patient care, but I was referred here by UF Wildlight Urgent Care, and I have to say this was the best experience I’ve ever had in an ER. My nurse, Darcy, had the best patient care/bedside manner I’ve ever received. I also received assistance from another nurse, Haleigh, who was just as great. Furthermore, Dr Nicoloso was kind and confident. The patient care at this facility is a 10/10 and I am so grateful that I now know there is an ER close enough to Fernandina that I am actually comfortable going to. Thank you all!♥️

My father was a patient here for about 2 weeks before being moved to hospice recently. I would like to personally thank two nurses on the 6th floor weaver tower. Not only for taking care of my father, but the compassion you showed ME. In a time where I was desperate for compassion. Kimberly who talked to me with kindness and genuineness, And savanna, a nurse who helped my father call me on speaker so I could have a conversation with him. Who also made me feel safe knowing she was caring for my father. I can not thank all of the staff enough for caring for my father, but you two will always stand out in my mind and making this horrible process a little bit better.

I would like to start off by saying that I NEVER leave reviews….
It is WILD how one person can take a great experience to horrible. The provider that assisted my daughter was very rude, almost condescending in his demeanor. He had an incredible way of making you feel very unwelcome. He had no interest in helping at all. I am a medic and completely understand what to do without instruction. But for someone who doesn’t, I would’ve felt just as lost as before. He had VERY poor bedside manor. He really was the reason that this review is bad. On the side, everyone else was absolutely AMAZING! We are on vacation and being in a different city can be scary. Every one else made it great. I hope this PA can gain better bedside manor and at least make people feel ok.

I was thoroughly impressed with the organization of the teams. It was reminiscent of a Broadway play, where everyone played their part perfectly, and everything was seamlessly coordinated. More than 50 people were involved in my care, each contributing significantly. I have never witnessed such a high level of professionalism before. I am deeply thankful and grateful for the exceptional experience I had at your hospital.

I have learned a lot about being a patient over the last couple of weeks and it can be very overwhelming at times but it’s something that we all have been through at least once in our life. I just have been taking it one day at a time and the staff at Baptist helped me to accomplish that and I’m so thankful. They have made it very easy to be a patient, all the staff that God put in my path has been wonderful and I am so blessed that God allow me to be in-contact with some of the best staff members at Baptist, so I Thank You 🙏🏾

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When my son was bitten by a venomous pygmy rattlesnake, our world turned upside down. Despite being rushed to Flagler Hospital, precious time slipped away as they struggled to respond. With mounting fear and desperation, they finally transferred him to Wolfson Children's Hospital in Jacksonville.

From the moment we arrived, it was clear that we were in the hands of true professionals. The team at Wolfson's acted swiftly and decisively, administering multiple doses of antivenom as they battled to save my son's life.

Over the next 24 hours, we watched in awe as the swelling began to recede, thanks to the expert care and dedication of the staff. The energy and compassion poured into every child at this remarkable hospital are nothing short of miraculous.

Navigating the vast facility may seem daunting at first, but with the help of their intuitive app with GPS, we quickly found our way around. Inside the walls of Wolfson Children's Hospital lies a world of hope and healing, where every child is treated with the utmost care and attention.

Our journey was harrowing, but thanks to the extraordinary efforts of the team at Wolfson's, it had a happy ending. We are forever grateful for their unwavering commitment to saving lives and restoring hope. Wolfson Children's Hospital isn't just a place of healing – it's a beacon of light in the darkest of times! 💥

⭐There is plenty of eye candy🎥 to see during your stay! I shared a few of the many different interesting things to see! ⭐

Staff here at heart center are amazing. Everyone is so nice and gentle with my loved one......
4 hours later we are still waiting for a dr. signature so we can leave.
I'm down to 2 stars