Emory University Hospital

Laura Beth R. 

on Birdeye

3 years ago

INCIDENT #1 This clinic uses a system that has patient sign in the computer themselves for lab work after an order has already been written. Much to my surprise after sitting in the crowded waiting room ( during covid ) for 2.5 hours and with no one collecting me for lab work. When the room emptied out and after seeing others who came after me going in for labs before me I decided to knock on the lab door to inquire why I haven't been called. She said she was wondering why my name was on the list even though she did not hav... read more

Jennifer G. 

on Birdeye

3 years ago

My son was unfortunately scheduled to see Allison Barker as a new patient for a Well Visit. He arrived in perfect condition, no issues or concerns. This sorry excuse for a doctor was totally, and we believe intentionally careless when examining my son’s ears. She claimed he had excessive earwax. (which was false, I never had issues and his ENT confirmed there was none). She lied, and she should’ve never attempted to clear “earwax”, she should’ve advised him to see an ENT. Well she did, only after he told her immediately... read more

Kimberly B. 

on Birdeye

3 years ago

I see alot of Bad reviews about Emory University Hospital but I personally have no complaints. My surgeon Dr.Namita Khanna was Awesome. Her Staff Took Great Care Of Me During My Weeks Long Stay At Emory. From The Different Nurses To Dr.Khanna's Team Down To The Anesthesiology Team They Were All Great. I Was Ready To Go Home But Dr.Khanna Kept Me Because Some Of my Numbers Weren't Trending Down Like They Should Have. I Appreciate Them Taken 🙏 Extra Precaution And Extra Care Of Me. It Feels So Good To Be At Home. But While I ... read more

Brian M. 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

Zero stars is right. I would not work at this hospital nor would I want to be a patient there. I was a travel nurse for one week and saw how short staffed they are. Most of the nurses are travelers or new grads. They are in a rush to train you regardless of patient safety. They have many patients who develop wounds and infections from catheters , central lines, Ivs. Take it from me I’m on the front lines. It’s like a war zone for nurses the expectations, the lack of proper training, and lack of adequate leadership and resour... read more

Brian M. 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

I would not recommend working at this hospital or being a patient there. I worked there for four months as a travel nurse. It is a toxic environment and extremely short staffed. As a worker you are putting your license in jeopardy and as a patient you are putting your life in jeopardy. No ICU nurse should ever have 3 patients !!!!!! The night Mgrs Sharon and Cheryl are rude and condescending. I had them yelling at me because I transferred a pt to hospice and transferred their chart 10 minutes early to help the hosp... read more

Kellie H. 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

0 stars! I went in for a concussion- no labs were drawn, no CT scan, nothing. I was given an Ibuprofen. The provider and nurses had terrible attitudes and to top it off I was there for 6 hours! I kept begging to leave from the time the provider said I could only have an Ibuprofen. They tried to get me to sign a refusal of treatment form, but I never did because I never refused treatment-I just needed to get out of there! It wasn't until I was there for 6 hours that j blew up for the final time and then I found out that the p... read more

RaeMar 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

Most obnoxious and rude nurses. Talk down to you. Holier than thou attitudes. Security Guard was pathetic. Acts like he could do and say what ever he wanted because he worked for Emory. NEVER BRING YOUR FAMILY HERE IF YOU WANT HELP. September 21st at 3:30. 

RaeMar 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

Emory emergency room midtown the most obnoxious rude nurses. COVID rules make them think they can act and speak down to people as if they don’t matter. Security Guard talks down to you in the most condescending rude tone. Clearly they do not live up to their reputation. No one will give you their names. September 21st 3:30. Do not bring someone you care about here. 

Dean C. 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

So after spending more than 10 minutes on the phone with the scheduling staff providing personal information and verifying my insurance coverage, I was told this office was not currently accepting new patients. Would have been nice to figure that part out first before they wasted my time.