AHMC Seton Medical Center - Daly City (CA)

3 /5 Nino B.: Came here for a profusely bleeding hand injury as this was closest hospital. Triage nurse was really nice. Waited in the ER waiting room for another 2 hours before being seen by the Physician Assistant on duty. The nurse with her seemed relatively new and was being trained. I realize financial constraints may have impacted staffing resulting in the long wait time. Overall, staff are friendly, but I would hesitate to come here for anything more complex or serious.

5 /5 Ana Banana: Great staff - doctors, nurses, therapists are all caring, warm, hardworking, and always available in the ICU for my husband. They are staffed well. They have time to get to know their patients. Unlike other hospitals and clinics, Seton is spacious and well staffed unlike other hospitals in nearby cities that are over crowded. I’m glad we ended up here. only because other hospitals are full. This place is a gem. I will consider switching to Seton Hospital for all my health needs, too

1 /5 Mike Eyraud: Malpractice lawsuit coming shortly. I went in with high blood pressure, and they literally drugged me and did procedures without my consent. They attempted to turn off the lights and put me to sleep in order to rack up the bill, but luckily the drugs wore off and I was able to successfully leave. I just received a 5k plus bill, and I was told I would not be charged because "they have homeless people there". Im unemployed and disabled. This place should be avoided 100%

1 /5 Bea Sharp: The worse emergency room. Dr. Crane is rude and racist. She stereotyped my family when she walked in, belittled my son, and made us feel like we were wasting her time. I get bedside manor is not usually doctors traits, but congratulating someone for having diabetes is disrespectful and distasteful. I will be writing a letter to the medical board and the head of Seton.

5 /5 Nenette Tong: My brother was in the ER at Seton last night and the nurse Kieth Frias took great care of him. My brother has Down Syndrome and is nonverbal so it could be hard to care for him, but Kieth was so patient and gentle with him even though the ER was really busy that night. My family and I were so appreciative of his advocacy for my brother’s comfort (i.e. advocating for giving my brother more time to try to urinate vs. sticking a catheter in right away). Thank you again Kieth!