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This hospital has to be one of the best hospitals on the East Coast. They don’t bother you, they let you rest & they take such good care of you! I really couldn’t think of another hospital on the East Coast that has taken such good care of me!

is the best hospital with a very well trained staff. besides being an excellent research center.

I was referred to a "top notch surgeon" back in 2014. It took months to get an appointment but I was willing to wait. Unfortunately, the visit was not worth the wait. The doctor was lacking in bedside manners and she treated me like a number. She had zero compassion or interest in me as a person, as I was made to feel as if I was intruding on her valuable time. I am still debating whether she was arrogant or just plain rude. I left feeling that the trip had been a total waste of time. Thankfully, the hospital staff was well organized, friendly and polite. The initial check in was flawless and this made up for my poor experience with the surgeon. The hospital was clean and well deserving of positive reviews I had read online. All of this notwithstanding, I was not comfortable with the doctor and decided to select another hospital. A patient should never be made to feel that he/she is bothering a doctor who is being paid to listen, share knowledge, and solve a problem. Any doctor who has such low tolerance for those he/she is paid to serve should strongly consider a new profession.

We stayed here while our son received treatment at Johns Hopkins. It was perfect! The staff was so kind. They have an awesome game room... seriously awesome. The rooms are clean and cozy. The kitchens are amazing. The food when we were there was delicious too. They are very respectful. It was quiet when we were there. We love it.

They are awsome., A blessing to have a place to stay while your babies have to have surgery.

It has been over 12 years since I walked out of Johns Hopkins hospital pancreatic cancer free and haven't looked back at the cancer. After two unsuccessful operation attempts along with a month of chemo and radiation at another hospital I was told at that hospital there was nothing more to do and that I had 6 to 12 months to live. Placing god first, my family's support second and Dr. Kurtis Campbell and Johns Hopkins right in there as well I am still healthy and have experienced 3 grandchildren since. The most wonderful hospital and staff on earth! Thank you again Dr Campbell and Johns Hopkins!

Home away from home when you need to be at the hospital with your child.

Best place ever! Husband received a liver transplant and the Dr's and especially the nurses a great!!!! Wish to thank them all for the love and care they showed not only to my husband but to me as well!!

Jessie was perfect. He works guest services and his customer service is absolutely phenomenal! He makes you forget about the bad day your having! The nurses was also nice (Rebbecca) ! They made my mom feel so comfortable! We love you guys, thanks!

We stayed at the Children's house for two months while our girls were in the NICU. It was super close to the hospital so we could spend the day at the hospital, but go back and rest. They are so supportive and nice that they made our long stay nicer. Thank you!

I have had two children born at Hopkins and two at GBMC (an affiliate) all Caesarian. We were treated like royalty. I noticed that some more coherent complaints dealt with the E.R. I watched the general patient population. The E.R had reams of people there for minor complaints compared to bleeding wounds and the staff appeared to my eye as triaging the worst first. Many were either drunk or high or on the way down. My bride and I chatted with welfare mothers who were there for free tube tying and who also left because they didn't either have time or wanted a cigarette or were hungry. The nurses treated them the same as we (the highly insured) were treated and I was impressed with their patience and open concern for the best of the ones who were there for free, expensive treatment. We're lucky to have the place here in Baltimore for poor and privileged and those in-between. And the cafeteria - they should cater.

I received Excellent care from start to finish. Dr. Weingart did a Wonderful job on my brain surgery. The entire staff was incredible. I am so thankful to everyone at Johns Hopkins!

My wife was hospitalized for over two weeks at the @ Johns Hopkins Brain Rescue Unit. The doctors, nurses and entire medical support team were AMAZING! The level of care, compassion and support surpassed our expectations. The team made us feel like family and not a mere patient. Additionally, my wife didn’t have any dietary restrictions and the hospital food was surprisingly good. No one ever wants to be ill or have to deal with significant health issues. That said, if there’s a place to be during these challenging times, I highly recommend Hopkins. After further review, we found that they are ranked 4th in the world...they are living up to their expectations!

Free lodging and food for families of sick children typically admitted to Johns Hopkins hospital. Along with another family, my family and I have volunteered here a little less than monthly for two years making and serving dinner. It's clean, generally quiet, has an extensive play area for children pre-K through teenage years and is staffed 24x7. Guests are usually willing to talk about why they're there and glad for the interaction. Where they are typically at their child's bed side most of the day or dealing with doctors, so adult conversation is usually a welcome relief for them as is the opportunity to talk about the experience to a sympathetic ear.

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Best hospital in the area, they have their own processes how to treat patients. The JHH always letting us know what’s going on our health concerns and what is the next step for our treatments. I have been treated and my family at this hospital for one year and the gave us the best treat ever!! MAY GOD BLESS THEM!!!!

The Greatest hospital! At one time or another we have all been patients. You can ride The light rail strait to The basement. Walk up a few steps, and your right there. The nurses and doctors are knowledgeable and caring. The cafeteria has alot to offer. This hospital is a small city in its self. My wife worked there, at Nelson 6. Hart and lung transplant department. The Security is top notch. There in booths on every corner and walking through the halls. In the original part of the hospital is a magnificent sculptor of Jesus with open arms. As I stood there looking up at him. It made me see alot of things in my life that needed to change for the better. Everything in perspective. To see how many people that have touched the feet with a prayer. Have made me think of the history . .. How many lives where extended... made so much better.. because of the research, resource, knowledge and learning with skilled hands. Guided by the best in our nation. I can not say enough. It is Baltimore's greatest jewel.

Would never go any place but Hopkins. The physicians are the best of the best. It is a facility that is enriched in academia, research and cutting edge technologies. Hopkins provides care that is extraordinary and known throughout the world. It is hands down known as the best in eye care at Wilmer Eye clinic and cardiology. Where else can you walk into a mini international community.