HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center

Cricket 

on Google

4 days ago

Great care from doctors nurses and support staff. The facility is beautiful and has many amenities such as valet, juice bar, Starbucks, lounges, salon/care and a huge cafeteria that caters to many diets. 

Cameron Brouns 

on Google

4 days ago

Apparently Honorhealth does not believe in th freedom of speech and is now engaged in firing people for political comments that they have made. I don't even live anywhere near here but I suggest that people take their business other places. Places that value employees dedication to their work and not their political or personal opinions 

Tahlia Long 

on Google

a week ago

Doctor Nagaraj Madugonde, MD and nurses Wendy, TJ and more deserve to be fired and this looked into by the law. I did not Seaver this to happen to me or anyone else by that means. I went into homorhealth shea after being told by my pcp I needed to go to the er for pain in my neck, swelling and extreme redness and difficulty swallowing. While in the ed I had an allergic reaction to an antibiotic where they decided to admit me for observation. While I was there I experienced the most traumatic events of my life. I was struggli... read more

Sara Klug 

on Google

a week ago

Honor Health Shea Medical Center is top notch. The Honor Health Cardiology team is outstanding. I have had many surgeries and other procedures at this hospital and have always been happy with my care. The hospital rooms are small and they are ageing a bit but as long as I receive outstanding care from the doctors, nurses, assistants that can be over looked. The doctors and nurses listen and ask questions to clarify. They are very caring. One thing that needs to be changed at the nurse stations is all the loud voices that can... read more

Lianne Andre 

on Google

2 weeks ago

Communication between respiratory therapists, nurses, and doctors is obviously limited. Most of the nurses we had were great, but one in particular we took him off my father’s service as we overheard him giving report to another nurse stating that a room had “a paralyzed dummy with trashed lungs”. This communication is neither appropriate or professional. Even if it wasn’t about my father, he was still speaking wrongly about another patient. Among many other examples.