About Lung Care Center: Adventist Health Hanford
Lung Care Center: Adventist Health Hanford provides a blend of compassionate and skilled healthcare, highlighted by a dedicated team that focuses on whole-person healing. Reviews reflect a mix of experiences, particularly regarding emergency care. While some patients faced challenges in the ER, with reports of chaotic conditions and unresponsive staff, those admitted for further treatment often described their hospital stay as exceptional. Many praised the nurses, physicians, and support staff for their life-saving care and kindness. Notably, follow-up care after discharge received high marks for its thoroughness and support. Patients shared specific positive interactions with various team members, underscoring their professionalism and commitment to patient well-being. However, there were instances of poor communication and rudeness in triage that detracted from the overall experience, reminding of the importance of empathy in healthcare settings. Despite the challenges noted in the emergency department, many patients expressed gratitude for the care that ultimately saved their lives. Overall, Adventist Health Hanford is recognized for its dedication to patient care, with a strong commitment to healing in a supportive environment.
I just had a four day stay at Adventist hospital in Hanford. The ER was chaotic and quite busy and I spent the night on a gurney with no call light pretty much being ignored because I was just waiting for bed. However, once I was admitted and put in a bed on the second floor, my hospital stay was absolutely amazing. The nurses, assistants, the housekeeping people, the dietary people, the physicians and especially the specialists and the support care that I was given and I'm still receiving at home was an incredible experience. I am fairly sure that I am only alive today because of the care I received. And the follow up care is completely amazing thank you Adventist Health!
So, I giving 4 stars because the people saved my life from anaphylaxis. My care team was kind. However, I will never forget how rude the triage person was to me. I was very dizzy. I told him that I was dizzy and he said "everyone says that. Be a little more descriptive." I then fell to the ground from my chair and he told me to get up because I can't sit there. I told him that I am trying. He said that I walked in there perfectly fine. Well, check my medical records then sir. It was a MIRACLE that I walked in there perfectly fine. My blood pressure was 69/41. I was in anaphylactic shock and the guy was rude. So glad that he wasn't in charge of saving my life.
Can't say enough how my recent surgical experience exceeded my expectations. From Sandra in registration, and RNs Janet, Brittany in preop, Victoria my IV, Christina surgery and Jorge CRNA. I was a bit groggy afterwards and don't recall post op nurse but she too was good. Thank you for every aspect of my care, and that extends to Dr Mai, my hero.