About CHA Everett Hospital
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CHA Everett Hospital, located in Everett, MA, serves as a vital healthcare provider to the metro-North region, catering to around 200,000 residents. As a teaching site for Harvard Medical School and Tufts University School of Medicine, it is dedicated to high-quality care and community support. Visitors consistently praise the kindness, empathy, and respect shown by the hospital's compassionate staff, from reception to medical care. Patients have expressed gratitude for the non-judgmental and attentive care received, including the staff's willingness to assist with interpreters and ensuring comfort during procedures. The hospital is recognized for its supportive environment and dedicated healthcare professionals, including the exceptional surgeon Maria Ordonez. While the facility may have a "run-down" appearance at times, the overall experience for many patients has been positive, with the staff adopting a "yes" mentality to ensure needs are met promptly and efficiently.
The doctor was one hour late for my appointment and parking in the garage cost $9 for the almost 2 hours it took me to get out of there. I don't have any problem with the quality of care, but charging patients to park while they wait over an hour to see their provider is crazy.
I KNOW THIS PLACE BY IT'S GOD GIVEN NAME, "THE WHIDDEN",... "ARE U KIDDIN'..". LOL... JK. IT HAS A BAD REP OVER THE YEARS, ON THE CONTRARY, I PERSONALLY HAVE NEvER HAD A NIGHTMARE-ISH,,, EXPERIENCE AT THIS WONDERFUL ESTABLISHMENT. OK IT'S A LIL RUN DOWN AND SOMETIMES THEY LEAVE Objects IN U WHEN DOIN SURGERY, NOBODY IS PERFECT.. 😉😷🤕😰😵
I was admitted to a single room. This place needs some serious maintenance and house keeping. Medical staff was great. When I entered my room I noticed a lot of broken furniture, closets, peeling ceiling and rust around most of anything made of metal. The mind blowing part was the fecal matter left on the side of the toilet from the previous patient. That was disgusting I notified the nurse and it was cleaned up immediately.