St. Joseph Hospital Orange Emergency Care Center

tracy 

on Google

a month ago

I brought my mom to the St. Joseph Hospital ER in Orange because she was experiencing low hemoglobin levels along with dizziness, fatigue, nausea, and other concerning symptoms. We came to the ER expecting compassion, patience, and clear communication, especially given that she was already feeling weak and unwell. Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing. From the beginning, the doctor came into the room with what felt like a very condescending tone and a smug attitude. My mom can speak some English, but she... read more

Amy 

on Google

2 months ago

I went there with a burning itching allergic reaction all over my face and neck and they just let me sit there in pain for 3 hours while my face felt like it was melting off. They didn’t do any tests to figure out what the allergy was, and then they sent me off with prescriptions to get filled at a pharmacy at 2am. My eyes were watering and burning but they really didn’t gaf 

Ms LM 

on Google

2 months ago

Avoid this hospital at all cost. When we got admitted we found blood on the floor. Major cross contamination issues. Aggressive wait times, I’m talking 7-8 hour waits when the hospital is literally EMPTY. if you care about your health or family members health don’t come here 

Veronica Eshelby 

on Google

3 months ago

My mom fell in the middle of the night and seriously broke her arm. I drove her here. I took her to the unloading zone and let her off and then the male middle eastern security guard (he covered his name badge) refused to let me park in the ER parking to accompany her. He just said “parking garage”. I had to leave my injured mother to check herself in without my help (how is she supposed to show her id and insurance cards with a broken arm?) and drove around until a CHOC security guard told me to go back and park in the ER l... read more

Xing Duong 

on Google

3 months ago

While the intake staff, security personnel, and attending physician were professional and personable, the actions of the clinical nursing and phlebotomy staff represented a severe breach of basic medical ethics and safety protocols. As a former surgical technologist with years of experience, I was appalled by the lack of fundamental aseptic technique. I urge management to investigate the following critical issues immediately: 1. Severe Cross-Contamination and Infection Control Failures The hand hygiene and gloving practices ... read more