Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center Emergency Room

Bryan S. 

on Google

6 days ago

WARNING, under no circumstances bring your toddler to this hospital. Nobody cares if your child is dying. Nobody will attend to you. You will wait an average of 7 hours just to see by a resident doctor that has no idea and absolutely no knowledge of anything. Save your childs life and go to any other hospital, but never ucla 

Olive Cat 

on Google

a week ago

Not detracting from the hard work of the providers, If I could score zero stars I would. UCLA ER and hospital are an absolutely awful experience. UCLA has grown into a giant health corporation only interested in expanding their network from San Diego to Santa Barbara and beyond. Instead of fixing their inadequate Westwood emergency department and insufficient hospital capacity, they only seem to be interested in expanding their high revenue specialist services. Avoid this emergency department like the plague or you’ll spend ... read more

Francisco Franco 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Disappointing experience at UCLA ER My wife and I spent over 10 hours in the ER, and the experience was deeply frustrating. She was in significant pain due to gallstones, but we were left on a stretcher in a hallway the entire time — with very little communication or care. We were seen by three different doctors, each only once. The last doctor didn’t return for over four hours, and we’re still waiting on CT scan results. There was no follow-up, no compassion, and no clear plan communicated to us at any point. This kind of t... read more

Work Email 

on Google

a month ago

Dear UCLA Health Leadership, I am writing to formally request a thorough internal investigation into the events surrounding my emergency room visit on July 8, 2025, at approximately 2:00 p.m. I was transported to UCLA via 911 with severe abdominal pain and remained at your facility until approximately 9:00 p.m. This experience was deeply distressing and raises serious concerns about the standard of care, professionalism, and treatment protocols at your emergency department. Upon arrival in visible and escalating agony, I was... read more

M M 

on Google

a month ago

Dear UCLA Health Leadership, I am writing to formally request a thorough internal investigation into the events surrounding my emergency room visit on July 8, 2025, at approximately 2:00 p.m. I was transported to UCLA via 911 with severe abdominal pain and remained at your facility until approximately 9:00 p.m. This experience was deeply distressing and raises serious concerns about the standard of care, professionalism, and treatment protocols at your emergency department. Upon arrival in visible and escalating agony, I was... read more