Scripps Mercy Hospital (COE) Hospital

The nurses were nice, overly worked and stressed between patients; constantly getting paged while they are helping with others. The bathroom and slower could be bigger to accomidate overweight patients, and the shower seat I wouldn't even bother trying to sit on since it's 3 inches wide in the widest area against the wall in a triangle shape.

The nursing staff was awesome. I couldn't wait until the next shift to see my nurse again. Melody was soo caring she and gentle.

The team prepared me for surgery was great- very caring, skilled and professional. I would also describe the vast majority of the nurses that cared for me post-op that way as well. I think they may be a little understaffed though, sometimes it would take a long time to get ice or fluids or to get the IV plugged back in after being up. They were always concerned about my pain level and encouraged me to use my morphine pump as needed.

I was not on the Bariatric floor, something about they were full. I really didn't appreciate having to be around others that were being fed three times a day. That was very hard. But the staff was excellent and that is what really counted.

Outstanding as any hospital could be

I've nothing bad to say about the hospital.This is just an my opion they need more nurses ones that speak english

Sometimes being an employee you know how things are supposed to run and Scripps Mercy did a wonderful job. Everyone was kind and supportive. The only complaint I had was in recovery, two people were holding a private conversation I wish I did not hear.

I felt like everyone had my health and feeling as there first priority. It was one best experiences in being hospitalize.

Every one was great. The staff could not have done more to make my stay any more comfortalbe.

The hospital staff gives excellent care and each person I came into contact with was sensitive to the obese person. They were very helpful and made sure we wanted for nothing.