St. Bernard Parish Hospital

I went to the ER last night with lots of pain and bleeding due to an incomplete miscarriage. It was a very short wait before being brought into a room. The nurses and doctor and imaging staff were so kind and encouraging, and joked around with me (which I greatly appreciate because I use humor to help myself feel better). They did all they could for me there, including helping me manage my pain and doing tests and ultrasounds. Eventually I had to be transferred to another location to receive treatment that wasn’t available there, but the transfer process was handled with care. I honestly hated to leave because I felt safe and well cared for. But the transfer was necessary and I got the exams and care that I needed before being released. Very thankful to the staff for how they handled my emotionally delicate state and for taking the time to explain things and answer all my questions. Going to the ER sucks but this was by far my best ER experience.

I had my first visit at SBPH in October of 2020 for weight loss surgery consultation. From the moment I walked through the doors everyone was friendly, helpful and happy! From the lady taking my temperature to the front desk scheduler to the nurse to the doctor everyone was so professional and friendly. Since my initial visit I have switched over my PCP, Gyno + Diabetes doctor to SBPH! The care I have received has been amazing. I live on the Northshore, however the small drive is totally worth it. I have raved so much about my experience that my dad also switched his PCP to SBPH! 10/10 would recommend.

The doctors, nurses, and the staff were very courteous, professional and prompt with their delivery of services.

Dr. Dorton is great! Professional and personable. Highly recommend!!

I went into the ER here the evening before thanksgiving for abdominal pain, nausea, headache for over a week and a half. They found out I have an enlarged spleen/liver. But I had to wait until after the holiday for results and possibly more testing. They told me to go home in pain with no plan of care, meds or anything. I was only told to call to see a doctor ASAP and avoid alcohol/Tylenol. I waited 5 days in pain for offices to be open and I can only see this doctor through video chat 3 days from now. I understand covid precautions but I feel I have been receiving very dismissive care for being legitimately ill.