Mercy Hospital (COE) Hospital

My entire experience during my bariatric surgery, both pre-op and post-op has been superb. The nursing staff, the entire hospital staff seems hand picked for excellence. Could not rate it any higher & recommend Dr. Gluck's entire program 100%

Some of the nurses were absolutely on top of their game here! I would definately recommend this surgeon to anyone considering this surgery.

Awesome... the staff in the Bariatrics Unit were so totally supportive, and accomodating... I almost hated to leave.

There was not much consideration for sleep. I instructed the hospital not to have religious people meet me and 2 showed up anyway. I slept once for 4 hours after putting my foot down with the nurses. The cleaning staff were inconsiderate to my sleep. The lab techs turned the lights on when they walked into the room waking everyone up unnecessarily. The surgery staff of Dr. Gluck were awesome, never had better care. The Hospital is a low rent motel with broken equipment and frustrated staff dealing with it. What the heck are they doing with their money. Do not go to Mercy if you can avoid it, it is a low rent hospital and I found it most unsanitary compared to other hospitals in Grand Rapids that I have stayed.

This was my first stay at this hospital and the stay was very pleasant. The staff is well informed and my needs were met. however there could have been a little more privacy in my room. my room mate had tons of visitors and it was quite anoying at times.

As with any profession there are people who truly enjoy there job and do it well. There are others that are just there to put in there time, and don't want to be bothered with patient needs. Hospitals are too noisy at night, and the nurses come in and poke and prod all night long so that getting any kind of restful sleep is impossible. There was nothing wrong with the hospital at all, except the rooms are two small, so every time my room mate gets a visit from a nurse... she has to wake me up too as she squeezes past my bed.

needs private, or at least larger double rooms. Electricity in community went out while I was in bathroom - no emergency lighting!

I knows it a good hopsital, because I got the BEST SURGEON ( DR BRIAN GLUCK D.O ) He doing my bariatric surgery on Aug 1, 2005, I meet with the hospital on July 18, they treated me VERY NICE!

The staff was awesome and the Hospital was awesome.

Very clean, i had a private room so my stay was probally a little more peaceful than those who don't. The nurses were WONDERFUL u have some that have had this surgery. I got any meds i needed pretty quick and they took good care of me. They pretty much allowed me to have visitors whenever i wanted as long as we were quiet. I was in the hospital for 8 days and they were as pleasant as they could be considering it was a hospital.