Victor Valley Global Medical - Victorville (CA)

1 /5 Shlomo Elbahary: Worst Experience of My Life I strongly urge you to stay away from this place. My experience felt like a never-ending nightmare. We went through a delivery, and those 30 hours were the hardest of my life. The nurses here were unbelievably cruel—it seemed like they took pleasure in making us suffer. I have no other explanation. Once we were moved to the postpartum unit, they refused to allow any family members or visitors to see our baby. They wouldn’t even let me stay in the room with my partner and our newborn! On top of that, they spoke to us as if we were prisoners, constantly threatening to remove us or call security. It felt like we were trapped, with no way out. They did everything possible to make us and our baby suffer, turning what should have been the most beautiful moment of our lives into an absolute nightmare. When we were finally discharged from what felt like a prison cell, the nurse turned her back on us without a word—not even a goodbye. I truly felt like a hostage. To make things worse, another nurse even asked us if we wanted to stay another day—apparently as a joke. After everything we had been through, it was beyond infuriating. This experience left me feeling mentally abused. Please, do yourself a favor and stay far away from this awful place.

5 /5 Yesenia Munguia: I had an emergency c section on Thursday and I just wanna say thank you to all the labor & delivery staff the surgeons and all the nurses that helped me go through with everything. Thank you for motivating me when I was super scared you guys are so wonderful. Definitely recommend everyone is so lovely and take good care of you and your baby.

1 /5 Diego Padilla: Don’t come here if you’re in desperate need of help. I was transported via ambulance for a heart related medical emergency on 2/24 and stayed through 2/26. From 2/25-26 I received NO TREATMENT, just “monitoring” of my heart. I was unable to receive answers about my heart rythm and if I was in any danger. The only answers I received were “you’re anxious” and “you need to see a cardiologist” So I was admitted and told I’d see a cardiologist, however, when the cardiologist arrived, he took a brief look at me and decided he would leave. After laying in bed for a while day, they attempted to move me to a hallway with inmate patients receiving care. I was not hooked to a heart monitor and was left to rot in that hallway until I spoke up. On my last day, 2/26 I complained about the cardiologist coming to see me. He then replied “let him go home” because he had “talked to me for a long time” (which is a complete and disgusting lie) and they decided to discharge me. In the process of being discharged, I complained about the experience and the charge nurse was completely unprofessional and upset about my complaint. He replied “I know the nurse and trust her” when I told him about my experience with her. Don’t come here…I wish everyone seeking help the best

1 /5 Katie Girl: I took my sons to Victor Valley Hospital for tonsil removal surgery about a year ago, and unfortunately, our experience raised several concerns that I feel compelled to share. Both of my boys had breathing difficulties post-surgery, which was alarming. My younger son struggled significantly to wake up and even developed Erythema multiforme.When staff inquired about asthma, I assured them he does not have it. They both appeared unusually pale during our time there, which added to my worry. Interestingly, a friend of mine underwent knee surgery at the same hospital and also experienced breathing problems and fluid in her lungs. She mentioned that she heard other patients voicing similar issues, which is quite disturbing. When I described the female anesthesiologist to her, she confirmed it was the same person, which only heightened my concerns. I reached out to the hospital (Patient Relations Department aka the complaint line)months ago and just left another message to discuss these issues and left a message about my concerns, but I have yet to receive any follow-up. This lack of communication is disappointing and adds to my worries about the quality of care at Victor Valley Hospital. Overall, I sincerely hope the hospital addresses these alarming patterns to ensure the safety and well-being of their patients. My experience leaves me with serious concerns about the anesthetic practices and patient monitoring during surgeries. I feel it’s crucial for prospective patients to be aware of these issues.

1 /5 Junior Waif: Came in to ER from 01:20am to 02:37am Wednesday March 5, 2025 to be seen by an Emergency doctor for heartburn, lower chest pain and shortness of breath. Got told by a night shift older female Nurse Emergency Department when going inside to be seen. An older female nurse spoke to me saying they are short staffs, I cannot be seen by a doctor and they cannot do nothing to help me further. The female nurse told me “you’re a young boy/man, go home and can get medications from over the counter”. Not what I needed to hear from the nurse for what I am going through. Worse experience from a healthcare hospital care. I wanted help and be given prescribe medications from an ER doctor. Now I see why is rated at 2 stars. Had to go to a different hospital Emergency at night to seek care. Don’t come here.