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Having neck surgery and my nurses especially jeana are the kindest and most special people. How do thank these wonderful people for the help and care provided. I feel so fortunate to be in such great care .
Wonderful , surprise how the team from this hospital took care the my husband that surfed an crise from Gallstones and the dedication and Be careful to attend to him promptly, worrying about him, giving him first aid, which was essential to prevent him from suffering a heart attack, as his blood pressure was very high and the pain was intense. very grateful to everything. from the excellent doctors to the nurses and attendants. Thank you very much!
Honestly this is the best hospital I have ever had to visit. My mom is battling cancer and was sent to this hospital on the 5th floor due to complications. While there the staff from the doctors, nurses, etc were all nice and respectful. Very caring of the situation and extremely accommodating. My mom was moved to Nathan Adelson today. I just wanted to write this review to show my appreciation to the staff there.
I had my son here almost 4 years ago, and I am only saying this now because back then I was timid and didn’t have the courage to stand up for us..
Labor and delivery crew was great, the only complaint is the nurse kinda pushed the epidural on me even though I had said I wanted to try to do without.
My major complaint was with the NICU nurses, specifically Holly. My son was born with Down syndrome, which we were not expecting, but holly INSISTED he had DS before test results even came back. She also said, AND I QUOTE, “well look at him! He doesn’t look like you or your husband.” Seriously so ableist, disrespectful and rude. And then to not let me attempt to breastfeed him because, AND I QUOTE, “Downs babies can’t breastfeed” (also a quote by holly). Not only is this disheartening, but it’s degrading to push stereotypes on a newborn special needs baby AND their first time parents, scared to death of the journey ahead.
Hopefully holly is gone by now. You need to teach your staff how to treat parents and their babies especially their special needs baby. You need to thoroughly check the attitudes of your staff, because you should NOT have an ableist working in a hospital, where EVERYONE is disabled in some form. And instead of saying “I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry”, say “congratulations!” And then POLITELY EDUCATE your patients on their responsibilities as a special needs parent.
I hope now you’re doing better. My son and I will never come back.
Labor and delivery crew was great, the only complaint is the nurse kinda pushed the epidural on me even though I had said I wanted to try to do without.
My major complaint was with the NICU nurses, specifically Holly. My son was born with Down syndrome, which we were not expecting, but holly INSISTED he had DS before test results even came back. She also said, AND I QUOTE, “well look at him! He doesn’t look like you or your husband.” Seriously so ableist, disrespectful and rude. And then to not let me attempt to breastfeed him because, AND I QUOTE, “Downs babies can’t breastfeed” (also a quote by holly). Not only is this disheartening, but it’s degrading to push stereotypes on a newborn special needs baby AND their first time parents, scared to death of the journey ahead.
Hopefully holly is gone by now. You need to teach your staff how to treat parents and their babies especially their special needs baby. You need to thoroughly check the attitudes of your staff, because you should NOT have an ableist working in a hospital, where EVERYONE is disabled in some form. And instead of saying “I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry”, say “congratulations!” And then POLITELY EDUCATE your patients on their responsibilities as a special needs parent.
I hope now you’re doing better. My son and I will never come back.
The emergency room is awful. Came in with chest pains and because the EKG was clear there was no sense of urgency to help even though my daughter was in constant pain in her chest. The chest pains continued for over 2 hours. We were told they were waiting for a bed to take blood. I thought after paying the emergency room deductible of 400.00 my daughter would be promptly seen. The triage nurse appeared sympathetic but that’s about it. Plus that door going into the triage is noisy to the point of aggravation. There is more security staff than nurses.
DO NOT GO! My boyfriend went here for an emergency appendectomy in February 2024. WAY overcharged - the total was $114,000. His appendix was close to bursting and they said he couldn’t fly back to our home state for the surgery. The price for this procedure in New York City would be maximum $34,000 plus hospital stay ($5000/day). There is no reason why an inferior hospital in Las Vegas is charging over 3x what a New York hospital would for a very standard procedure. Even the hospital estimate was $34,000 from the website of MountainView itself. His procedure was a simple laparoscopic surgery with no complications. This is the exact reason why the health system in the United States is broken. Hospitals like MountainView are predatory towards patients from out of state looking to make a quick buck or bankrupt these patients for their own gain.
Very disappointed in the service here to say the least. Better to have your appendix burst flying home to a hospital with some decency and standards than to deal with a bill you have to pay off for years to come from MountainView Hospital.
Very disappointed in the service here to say the least. Better to have your appendix burst flying home to a hospital with some decency and standards than to deal with a bill you have to pay off for years to come from MountainView Hospital.
Just have to say anytime I have had to come here the staff has always been kind courteous concerned and extremely helpful. Both my children were born here and recently had to visit for my youngest at the ER and they always are so helpful and kind. Thank you Mountain View hospital staff. Your hard work does not go unnoticed. So thankful.