Rehabilitation Program: Sutter Alta Bates Summit Medical Center

I had my baby May 30th 2024 and let me start with saying thank you to all the nurses, Alex a nurse who was pregnant when caring for me and Katelyn caring for me postpartum. I went in for a induction which took almost 2 days for my baby to come since i had a previous caesarean section i was giving up on my VBAC this time around because the pain was unbearable but Alex talked me through it and pushed me to try and have my vaginal birth and so i did. All the nurses were supportive and kept me motivated. Would do it again at Alta Bates ! Give the nurses a raise they deserve it

I was seen at Alta Bates ER in Berkeley on Saturday May 4. I had un relenting upper abdominal pain with lower chest pain and back pain, along with nausea and vomiting. I am a retired Family Physician (and was a Critical Care RN prior). I arrived around noon and was discharged at around 9pm. The place remained very busy but we were so impressed with the quality of care, the compassion in everyone (from the guards, nurses, Xray, physicians) even dealing with some very difficult situations. I was more than satisfied with their diagnosis and care and would not hesitate to recommend them for ER care.

I drove myself to the ER after I sent months in and out of John Muir ER. Coming here was my last hope and highly recommended by a dear friend and my dad. From the moment I arrived, I received top care. The triage nurse Justine embraced me, listened to me, and worked diligently to get me checked in, ordered labs, and put me on the list for a room. Dr. Fields was a Rockstar. She ordered my imaging and was able to diagnose my problem immediately. John Muir and Martinez Regional Medical Center would have just gotten me out of their hair. She offered me pain meds and started m with fluids and other things my body needed. She sent me home with two medications so I could get... read full review