Such an amazing hospital. Everyone is so caring, from the nurses, to the doctors, to the crew in the cafeteria. Thank you for making a tough time more bearable. Your care is amazing. .
June 2024
If palliative care finds out about a loved one being on the cusp of life or death they come circling like vultures. They come off as fake and used car sales people. They push you into making decisions that are much to early for these types of decisions. They push patients on signing DNR but scaring them about how many bones with be crushed with CPR. Yes CPR is not pretty like on television. But I think going about explaining it but bringing up crushing bones with a bit more humanity. I have experienced this first hand with 2 different family members. Methodist would be fine if not for these vultures. I dont even understand why. Is there some monetary gain for palliative... read full review
March 2024
Recently had a stay in the ICU due to a severe asthma attack. Everyone at Methodist was amazing! From the team who admitted me and got me stabilized to the teams that kept me controlled while I was monitored in the ICU; I truly am so blessed to have been in their care. The RN's/CNA's, Katie, Erin, A.J., Devan, Nia, and Gabrial were all so amazing and went above and beyond to keep me involved in my care. The respiratory team were all so nice and followed up with me on my progress without me feeling like a number on their checklist. They actually made it a point to remember certain points of information about me. The specialists I met were also amazing and put... read full review
Such an amazing hospital. Everyone is so caring, from the nurses, to the doctors, to the crew in the cafeteria. Thank you for making a tough time more bearable. Your care is amazing. .
If palliative care finds out about a loved one being on the cusp of life or death they come circling like vultures. They come off as fake and used car sales people. They push you into making decisions that are much to early for these types of decisions. They push patients on signing DNR but scaring them about how many bones with be crushed with CPR. Yes CPR is not pretty like on television. But I think going about explaining it but bringing up crushing bones with a bit more humanity. I have experienced this first hand with 2 different family members. Methodist would be fine if not for these vultures. I dont even understand why. Is there some monetary gain for palliative... read full review
Recently had a stay in the ICU due to a severe asthma attack. Everyone at Methodist was amazing! From the team who admitted me and got me stabilized to the teams that kept me controlled while I was monitored in the ICU; I truly am so blessed to have been in their care. The RN's/CNA's, Katie, Erin, A.J., Devan, Nia, and Gabrial were all so amazing and went above and beyond to keep me involved in my care. The respiratory team were all so nice and followed up with me on my progress without me feeling like a number on their checklist. They actually made it a point to remember certain points of information about me. The specialists I met were also amazing and put... read full review