Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican Hospital, Siena Campus - Henderson, NV

I recently delivered my daughter her overall it was a pretty good experience. The only ones that made this process easy and gave me peace of mind. Were Krystal and mel I was in labor a long time and they were Rockstars! They had amazing personalities, very professional, and made me feel loved. Thank you !everyone in the delivery ward was fantastic the baby ward where they move you too needs some work the rooms are nice but not all the nurses were as attentive.

I had my baby girl here at the Birth Center in July 2025 and the experience was truly amazing. I had to be readmitted a week later due to postpartum complications but ALL of the nurses and administrative personnel were very helpful, patient, kind and memorable. My family and I felt welcome and at "home". The food was better than anticipated and pretty enjoyable, especially the cheesecake! The only thing I didn't "like" was that the phlebotomists were so good at their job, taking blood quickly, I was left bruised on more than one occasion. I completely understand they have a lot of patients to poke but I am not particularly fond of needles so it was a bit of a shock. Maybe a little more bedside manner would have helped smooth things over. All in all, I would highly recommend having your baby here if you are looking for a prime location and lovely staff experience. I was actually somewhat sad to leave each time plus the view was incredible! Thank you SO much for helping me through my health journey and truly taking care of my family!

Some of your nursing staff were wonderful, but many were not. Chris, in ER very good. But waiting for a room for 18 hours and being moved late at night is not. I was at St Rose for 4 days each two weeks in a row because that’s where EMTs said we had to go. We live right across the street off Jeffrey’s. This past week I had to be hospitalized again but, though it was a struggle, my husband drove me to the new hospital. Far superior in every way!

Staff were efficient and friendly each time I was hospitalized over the last few years. This is compared to The first time I was hospitalized at Saint Rose about Nine years ago. At that time, the hospital Intake was chaotic. The staff appeared to be overwhelmed. The clarity of what was going on. It’s cloudy. since then Vast improvement regardless of Peak busy times Which I have experienced As a patient over the years. The only thing I would Say that needs improvement is better communication between hospital doctors and private doctor regarding medication. Also getting my medication was incredibly chaotic as I had to keep repeating the medication Use and Dosage which were still incorrect, but I was too Exhausted to push for more accuracy. Bottom line communication regarding medication was and has been broken. Also, I was given a list of medications Upon discharge, which did not lineup with my private doctors and it took me almost a month to get an appointment to clarify if any changes need to be made or if new medication needs to be continued the discharge papers were not clear in this matter. Summary intake, staff Treatment were outstanding. Medication mix ups we’re Frequent.

I went to the hospital feeling extremely stressed, but Heather in the pediatric registration area made such a difference. She was incredibly kind and immediately helped calm my nerves. Heather was helpful, thoughtful, and worked effortlessly and efficiently. From the moment she helped us, I knew we were in good hands. She genuinely cares about her job, and it truly shows. I cannot thank her enough for being a smiling, comforting face during a very difficult time.

I had a great experience with all the staff, they were so kind even when I was having rough times. Some nurses went above and beyond to help me and my husband who stayed at the hospital with me for 11 days. I am so grateful for the staff and the attention to my needs and the caring personalities. They got to know me and my family by name. If you have a choice I would definitely recommend. Shout out to Bruce, Ana, and Ellie, I had them a lot, but if I could remember all their names I would give them all a shout out.

Personally I love St. Rose Siena Campus because they genuinely care. I had to have surgery there on my back and it was a great experience of course nobody wants surgery as an experience. However, if you have to have it at Saint Rose is the place for the care the concern and the prayers. They have the best doctors they have fantastic surgeons, great nurses and it’s just a beautiful environment. If you’re ever heaven forbid in an ambulance and they’re asking you where do you wanna be taken and tell them Saint Rose sienna campus in Henderson, Nevada it’s really the best hospital by far.

St. Rose has always been our hospital of choice, and we even drive farther just to come here. During our most recent stay, that trust was reaffirmed. The nursing staff on the 4th floor were absolutely outstanding. Compassionate, attentive, and professional from start to finish. I even submitted a nomination form for their internal award because they truly went above and beyond. The doctors were also exceptional. Dr. Kostanian is nothing short of a lifesaving hero in our eyes. Dr. Hamza--amazing. She stepped in with such kindness, professionalism, and care. She made my wife feel comfortable, respected, and even complimented her smile. That human touch makes all the difference in the world. Now, the other side of the coin: Dr. Rashin Gholamrezaee. To be blunt, she was a disaster. She came into the room, immediately dismissed me, and repeatedly cut me off mid-sentence like my time and voice didn't matter. That's not confidence--that's arrogance. Patients deserve to be listened to, not bulldozed. Her bedside manner was rude, dismissive, and flat-out unprofessional. I wasn't looking for special treatment; I was looking for basic courtesy. And she couldn't deliver even that. If this is her idea of patient care, it doesn't belong at St. Rose. When Dr. Hamza took over, the difference was night and day--a reminder of how medicine should be practiced. St. Rose remains a 5-star hospital in my book thanks to the incredible nurses, Dr. Kostanian, and Dr. Hamza. But let me be crystal clear: Dr. Gholamrezaee was a stain on an otherwise brilliant team. Feel free to contact me if you'd like me to discuss further. Doug del Castillo