Bronxcare @ St Barnabas Hospital

I went early this morning to go and get my staples removed. I got jumped by 3 people and got hit on my head with a bat! Grateful to be healthy and resilient, rawr roar. But grateful for this hospital

We had an excellent experience with Dr Laramar. The dentist took her time to explain everything. The office was child friendly and well organized. During my visit I was also able to see the orthodontist who is Dr Shaina. I truly appreciate the professionalism, care, attention given to my child. Highly recommend this practice to any parent looking for a positive dental experience. Will be coming back for future visit's.

This review is for a Staff named MELANIE!!! If : “Amazing , Hardworking, Dedicated, Above & Beyond, Exceptionally Wonderful” were a person… it would be Ms. Melanie! Ms. Melanie works in the Dental dept. at St Barnabas-4422. She took care of my situation, corrected it, and stuck to her word! She DID what she Promised she would do(called me back). She is an AWESOME BLESSING! Thank You St. Barnabus for Ms. Melanie. GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS !

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to St. Barnabas Hospital for the exceptional care provided to my mother, J. Josephs. I truly appreciated being able to speak with the attending physician each day and receive consistent updates on her condition. I would also like to thank Social Worker Michael Hopwood for his professionalism and support throughout this process. A special thank you to Patient Relations Representative Madeline Ramos for her attention to detail and for assisting in locating my mother’s belongings. Your care and dedication did not go unnoticed.

i was sent over here by paramedics after showing symptoms and signs of a mini stroke, i had a nexplanon implant put in the same day and i immediately started feeling off. my head started hurting a lot, my speech was slurred, half of my face went numb, i could barely hold myself together. when i was sent over to this hospital, the nurse who questioned and saw me initially sent me to the back to sit down, where there were no beds available and it was crowded. i was there for almost two hours and never saw him again, so i had to go up to the front to let the nurses know that i was getting a headache again and felt weird. they were very disorganized, felt like they didnt know what they were doing at all, and i always had to ask to push them to do something. after explaning my situation multiple times to them, one of the nurses told me after three hours of waiting they couldnt remove the implant for my arm. i did not have a problem if it was because they needed someone specialized to remove it or thats just something they dont do, it was the fact i had to wait THREE hours for them to tell me and waste my time, even after i told them about my implant which made me think they didnt listen to me at all. when they found out my dad was coming, they started acting condescending towards me and called my dad asking "is your daughter always this sassy or was it because she got anesthesia?" i am 20 YEARS OLD. A CONSENTING ADULT WOMAN. when two nurses came up to me, one of them told me that they didnt believe i had anything other than just a bad anxiety attack because my vitals were normal, even after they saw me slurring my words and not walking straight. they did no testing, nothing, they only gave me tylenol and food. one of them started to laugh at me and asked "why are you walking like that" like it was a joke. such a disgusting and vile attitude towards a high risk stroke patient and them treating me, a grown adult like a child. i am lucky i didnt die, they will probably be laughing at that too.