Scripps Mercy Hospital (COE) Hospital

I think the hospital was great and especially the nurses.....wonderful people.

I was on the 9th floor. Most of the other people I knew where on the 7th floor. The trouble I had was the smell of the people on the floor who got to eat regular food. the smell made me so sick. I think they should not mix the two. People that Can't Eat & those that can. Also most of the nurses where great. I did have one that I can think of that should not be working with paitents like me.

I had a great experience. My nurses were really nice and attentive. I never waited more than a few minutes when I rang my button. Thank you to Lisa, Reeta, Margaret, and one other that I forgot her most beautiful name (I will correct this when it comes to me)

I really liked this hospital. I especially liked the chaple on the ground floor & the Pianist in the foyer. When I was up & walking after surgery they gave me something to look forward to & motivate me.

Scripps Mercy made me feel that they care more about the patient than the profit.

I have nothing negative to say about this place. It was one of the best experiences I've ever had. The staff was the best as was the hospital.

I had great nurses during my stay until the morning of my discharge. Then I wish I had left the day before to avoid the RN. of that day. Other than that everyone was great.

I wish the chairs in the waiting area on the 9th floor were a little bigger and a little higher to sit in.

Considering I was a patient who had major surgery, I enjoyed my hospital stay. My nursing staff was EXCELLENT and RESPONSIVE. The only complaint I had was the room temperature, you either had to have the air or the heat on, there was no level temperature.

Only one nurse I didn't like, only saw her on the first day, and it might have been the morphine. Everyone else was great and willing to do whtever I needed. They were sometimes a bit slow to respond to the nurse call button.