About UNC Hospitals
UNC Hospitals, part of the UNC Medical Center, is a well-respected public academic medical center established in 1952. It features more than 900 beds and includes various specialized hospitals such as N.C. Memorial Hospital, N.C. Children’s Hospital, N.C. Neurosciences Hospital, and N.C. Women’s Hospital, all located on the campus of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Patients consistently praise the hospital for its excellent care. Many have shared positive experiences, highlighting the professionalism and kindness of the staff. A recent visitor noted that the nurses and doctors provided a clear plan and excellent support during a serious health issue. Another patient who visited three times in five months commended the staff's attentiveness and compassionate care, particularly during childbirth and pediatric emergencies. The personal touch and dedication of the healthcare professionals, including nurses and specialists, were frequently mentioned as standout qualities. Overall, UNC Hospitals is recognized for delivering outstanding medical care and creating a supportive environment for patients and their families, making it a top choice for those in need of healthcare services.
My insurance has approved rehab!
It's bittersweet.
I have had a WONDERFUL experience here at the hospital and will miss everyone I've had the honor of meeting.
Time rolls on, and I must continue this journey to get healthy. That means leaving these amazing people at UNC Chapel Hill. I cannot sing their praises enough or recommend them more highly.
The rehab facility is part of the UNC family. I'm sure I'm about to meet more fantastic people. I wish I could take the UNC Chapel Hill people with me.
But they are needed where they are and I shouldn't be selfish.
I had my son at this hospital and every single staff member was so courteous and respectful to my wants. They walked me through everything and always answered my questions clearly. They took such good care of us and was very accommodating to my husband as well.
My father was transferred here from Cape Fear Hospital, after a bad car accident. This has been a terrible experience, from the nurses to a few doctors. My father has several fractures to his spine and neck, he cannot move. The nurses would drop pills in his mouth and hand him a cup... he cannot move and has a neck brace and is flat on his back. I had to tell them if he does it himself he would just be dumping water on his face. He was alone for a few hours and dropped his pain medication button, he was finally able to reach the nurse button. When she came in he asked her if she could please hand him the button, it fell off the bed. She didn't speak a word, she reached...read full review