Chapman Global Medical Center - Orange (CA)

5 /5 Jamie Rose: In 2014, I quit smoking. 3 months after quitting, I started to have difficulty breathing and felt like I was breathing razor blades. I came here, and they got me right in and gave me a breathing treatment. The guy nurse was so nice. He was so kind and respectful. They had asked me multiple questions to find out how it started, and I had let them know I just quit smoking a few months prior. I didnt have insurance at the time, I was taking care of my grandparents there in Orange. The meds were around 300 dollars. When I got the bill for the hospital treatment, it was completely paid for. My experience here was amazing. Its been 10 years, and I never smoked again.

5 /5 Azucena Soria: I recommended it they actually help me out with my problems not even saint joseph hospital couldn’t help me . Dr Hashemi , Ibish, and the nurses where great . Thank you all the staff . And also the social worker

1 /5 pedro ramirez: If I could leave 0 stars I would. Don’t come here. I was only here because there was a mix up in my insurance. I was here on Christmas morning for my gallbladder stones, to which I was told I was going to have a surgery to remove them. However, that was not the case. I stayed 3 days after completely unattended, was told the doctors didn’t know what to do and the supervisor in ICU was being so rude about visiting hours and refusing to let my wife stay with me on Christmas night. The staff kept telling me that they were trying to figure out what to do, get in contact with doctor and the surgeon. The surgeon “came to see me” and then left? The staff was looking for my chart and had lost it? Very unprofessional, kept me waiting in pain and hadn’t eaten in 3 days due to the “surgeon coming to prep me.” Don’t come here. My wife finally discharged me because she refuse to let them attend me and got me to UCI where in 1 hour they did much more. Global took 3 days.

2 /5 Bel Red1: Our 84 year old mom was taken to this hospital by an ambulance due to her fall and she had some trouble communicating. She was admitted to the ICU burn unit where beds were available. It was recommended that she stayed overnight for further testing and that she would be sedated and given some oxygen. When my sister came to visit the next morning, she was a little surprised that our mom was on a ventilator. On the 3rd day, an MRI was done and it showed that our mom had a minor stroke. Due to being on a ventilator, she went into a coma and was not able to breathe on her own again, had my sister been informed of the risks, she may not have agreed to it.