CHRISTUS Children's Emergency Center

JV V 

on Google

4 days ago

My son has autism and is non-verbal, the evening shift doctors and nurses were absolutely amazing. As a concerned mother everyone was professional, kind, and helpful. My son does not take medicine and it’s so stressful to hear the word infection. I was able to return 5 days in a row so he could be given a shot of antibiotic. At this point we met 4-5 nurses a night. Every one of them demonstrated great team work and professionalism when treating my non-compliant son. I am so grateful for healthcare professionals who truly car... read more

Bekah Moore 

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3 weeks ago

Took my son there a few days ago and the nurse at the front desk checking in patients was incredibly rude. I didn’t get her name but as soon as we walked in, it seemed as if we were a bother to her. Mind you the lobby was empty being as it was a Sunday around 8 am. Not sure what her problem was but she talked down to me as if I knew nothing and even my mother who accompanied me was just as shocked to hear her speaking the way she was to me. I kept calm for my son’s sake but I will never take my kids there again. 

E C 

on Google

a month ago

Highly recommend Christus Children’s (all locations as we’ve had great experiences at them all), but definitely this one. We had gone to Methodist for my son due to difficulty breathing and they brushed it off after checking his oxygen. We came here, they listened to his lungs within minutes of us getting here and immediately took him back. I’ll always bring my kids here. 

Emari Puente 

on Google

3 months ago

Disappointed by Front Desk Staff This Time I brought my daughter to this ER because of the great experience I had in the past when I brought my niece—friendly staff, fast service, and excellent care. Unfortunately, this visit was the complete opposite. The front desk staff member, Yolanda, was incredibly rude and unwelcoming from the moment we walked in. It felt like we were bothering her just by being there, even though we were the only ones in the waiting room. There was no greeting, no sense of urgency or compassion just ... read more