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

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!

I am my aunt’s primary caretaker, and she has been admitted here twice. Unfortunately, both experiences have been difficult for her. She’s someone who values being treated with respect and dignity, and she doesn’t respond well to being spoken to condescendingly. Sadly, that’s how she’s felt during much of her time here. The only staff she consistently speaks highly of are the Respiratory team; they’ve been kind, professional, and attentive. Now, on day five of this current stay, she’s gained a lot of strength, and I’ve been by her side the entire time to witness her progress. However, a camera was recently installed in her room. While I understand that there may be safety protocols behind the decision, it has made her feel uncomfortable and added stress to an already challenging situation, for both of us. I hope this feedback helps raise awareness of the importance of compassionate, respectful communication for patients, especially those who are already feeling vulnerable.

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

In January 2024, I had a total knee replacement at St. Rose Hospital, which was done by Dr. Tait, who has been simply the best along with his staff and cannot forget a special thanks to PA Nelson. To the entire staff of the hospital, I wish to sing their praise to all who will listen. This was absolutely the best experience one could possibly have considering the circumstances. From the moment I arrived until the time I was discharged; the staff members were true professionals and most of all friendly. The room I was in was perfect and someone was always only seconds way if you needed anything. And not once did I ask for anything it was not done with a smile and friendly voice. As for the hospital food, it may not have been 5 stars but was more than suitable. I think only the last lunch before release would I consider subpar, otherwise everything was fine. I even asked for additional food for breakfast, which was gladly provided. I do want to recognize some of the nursing staff that took care of me during my stay to include Helena, Jennifer, Kaye, Janet, Arlene, Kay; and if I miss anyone, I apologize. Again, thank you for making this a pleasant and stressful-free operation and stay. Finally, this was the second time within 18 months I have been operated on for my knees at this location and the first operation was also handled in a professional and exceptional manner.

We are so grateful to the emergency and oncology staff at St Rose for diagnosing my son's leukemia and starting him on the road to recovery. He came in with the Flu but your staff realized something else was wrong and quickly started procedures to get him strong enough to bring him home to Salt Lake. The nurses, doctors and everyone we dealt with were amazing. We cannot thank you all enough. The family of Tyler Moyes

St Rose should be called Dr Assisted Suicide! Paramedics took my client there after a fall(I’m her caregiver and only there during the day) I met her there and was amazed at how rude everyone was to her(except the nurse) Went over all medical information w/MA and made sure they knew she has stage 4 lung cancer as pain meds can cause respiratory issues. Diagnosis was back contusion. I asked if they were sure of safety after she was given her 1 injection of Morphine & 1 injection of Fentanyl due to lung cancer. Dr finally came in and asked if she had a cough? We told her yes a slight cough due to the lung cancer. Dr said “I wasn’t told she has lung cancer.” Unbelievable. A week later after suffering severe pain and increased blood pressure I took her to West Henderson Hospital. The same test were administered (CT scan) she was diagnosed with a small lumbar vertebrae fracture! I’ve never experienced so many miserable hospital staff as those at St Rose. They don’t communicate with each other and obviously are not thorough with reading diagnostic tests. Not 1 but 2 misdiagnosis!! If you want to be treated poorly and told you’re fine, when you’re NOT, this is the place for you!! They must have a ton of malpractice lawsuits going on, and we will be joining them.

The staff was so nice and helpful. They made me feel comfortable and they showed that they really cared. The nurses were Superb especially Ana and Kipp. And I don t want to forget the c.n.a Maria thank-you all for being so caring and compassionate. They really did there job and more. I appreciate this hospital so much. This is the best hospital I have ever been in. Great services all around.

This place is a very big place. It was our first time here today and we called the hospital operator "press 5 for directions" and said "I have no idea where 10001 S Eastern Ave is, we don't even have primary care physicians here." He was very rude and not helpful. We finally found the garden entrance which literally says that there are physicians in this part of the building next to the parking garage. Does the hospital operator not know about this? Not knowing is one thing but at least try to find out or ask someone for help. Google Maps doesn't know everything. This review is just for that interaction we had. We passed by a nurse who was off the clock and he was able to tell us where to go. Thank you to him. We finally found it.