St. Vincent Charity Medical Center

Beautiful and excellent staff. Very professional and the facility was spotless!!!

Physical therapy was great.

Did not treat our situation with the seriousness it needed. Gave a person with an undiagnosed head injury a narcotic which resulted in an arrest. Not trustworthy.

Spent 4 years going to another Major Cleveland Hospital for Cervical pain after seeing doctor after doctor and going through many different treatments that did not work, I made a appointment with St Vincent within 3 weeks I was in surgery, I could not a big enough review to say how happy I am with the Doctors and Hospital Staff even the reception and parking lot people were just as friendly and made my stay very comfortable. I am very happy I switched it's been 1 week and after living with pain the past 4 years It's very hard to sit around waiting to heal, I have not felt this good in so long. The room I was in was updated, very clean the food was great. I tell everyone that has the same issue I had with this other hospital system to switch they will be very happy. Thank you everyone at St Vincent

Whoever is putting good reviews on here about St. Vincent is absent minded and from Cleveland and I can't expect very much in a city that is 40 years behind time. St. Vincent is not updated with the latest medical technology or research as bigger booming cities with billions of dollars coming in where Doctors are constantly evolving and updated. I'm from a bigger booming city where the Doctors and medical staff is much smarter with updated and state of the art technology. A Doctor at St. Vincent who sadly probably thought I was from Cleveland (please don't insult me) told me I could eat sausage or bacon and eggs before having a colonoscopy procedure done. I know for a fact that this is not correct. I asked the Doctor and his medical office staff (three older ladies who sit at the front desk in the St Vincent Healthcare Center) if I was going to be put under general anesthesia/sedation to get this procedure performed. The Doctor started joking around and talking about a man who was singing while awake and getting a colonoscopy procedure done. I then stated that this is no laughing matter and that I am from the East Coast and had this procedure performed only under general anesthesia and not while I was awake watching what the Gastroenterologist was doing. The Doctor then walked away and never answered my question. I then questioned the older ladies at the front desk again. They looked at me with a blank look on their faces like they didn't know what I was talking about. I thank God I had this procedure done in a state of the art Hospital under general anesthesia on the East Coast in a bigger city with billions of dollars coming in so I know the difference. St. Vincent is out of date and can't afford to put a patient under general anesthesia. Also Cleveland is still broke too. I decided not to get my procedure done at St. Vincent but instead am happy to say I finally got the procedure done at University Hospital under general anesthesia and I am fine.