Morristown Medical Center

The most compassionate staff members I’ve ever come across. I was induced and the staff tried their best to ensure it was a vaginal delivery. The team of nurses, residents and my OBGYN, Dr. Green were phenomenal. Dr. Green is kind and very good at explaining what they’re doing, I was instantly calm when I found out she was going to deliver our child. I was also impressed with Dr. Sun who gave me my epidural, I didn’t feel much because he numbed the area and was so kind and considerate which helped me feel relaxed. Nurse Jazmin has a great hand when it comes to administering IVs, Nurse Angela and Nurse Samantha were great supports during push time and gave me great tips to help push the baby out fast and safely. My husband treated the entire L&D and Postpartum staff to food as a way of thanking them for looking after his baby and wife. Some general observations: the hospital has restaurant quality food, the delivery rooms are huge and recovery rooms are very comfortable. They also offer complimentary massages. Highly recommend Morristown Medical Centre.

I was a patient at Morristown Hospital last. I arrived between 5:00–5:30 a.m. with severe pain in my right side, just below the rib cage. The pain radiated into my back and stomach. The initial team that greeted me and attached electrodes was kind and professional. Shortly after, I was placed on a gurney in the hallway of the ER. At that point, I was in excruciating pain and barely able to communicate. My girlfriend, a nurse practitioner who previously worked at Morristown for 12 years, spoke on my behalf. I received a shot of Toradol. When she questioned why something stronger wasn’t administered, the nurse responded, “This is our procedure—we have to wait 30 minutes.” After the wait, I was given another Toradol injection and told I would be taken for an X-ray. I was still curled up in a fetal position, screaming in pain. When my girlfriend asked how I could be expected to stand or lie flat for imaging in that condition, the nurse shrugged and walked away. At that point, I told my girlfriend I was done and wanted to leave for another hospital. As I was getting dressed, a new doctor (during shift change) approached us, asked what was happening, and after hearing the situation, I received narcotics within ten minutes. Another dose was given soon after, and the pain finally became manageable. During this time, my girlfriend requested to speak with the charge nurse. When she arrived, she condescendingly asked, “Is he always like this?” To which my girlfriend responded, “You mean writhing in pain and screaming? No. He never complains.” I was then sent for a series of tests: X-ray, CT scan, CT scan with contrast, and an ultrasound—performed in the hallway while I was wearing nothing but my boxers, surrounded by people casually chatting. I later found out the initial ultrasound was only educational. A proper one was done about an hour later. The results revealed an inflamed gallbladder with gallstones and sludge. After 18 hours on a hallway gurney and another shift change, I still had no clear next steps. A third doctor mentioned a HIDA scan. I felt like giving up. Multiple people bumped into me while I lay in pain; one EMT even grabbed my foot. When I confronted him, he just apologized and walked away. I reported this and asked again about next steps. Eventually, I was told I’d be moved to a bed outside of the ER. That “bed” turned out to be another gurney placed in front of a nurses’ station under a bright light that couldn’t be turned off, with no curtain for privacy. My girlfriend was horrified. An hour later, I was finally moved to a proper room—by then, it was 2–3 a.m. I managed to sleep a little. The following day, I underwent the HIDA scan. When I returned, I found my belongings had been hastily packed—an open bottle of mouthwash had spilled over all my clothes. I was told I had been placed on the wrong floor and needed to be moved again. I was transferred to a shared room, which was filthy. I waited in the lounge for my results, which confirmed gallstones, an inflamed gallbladder, and sludge. I was told I would need to stay another night for observation, but I refused. My girlfriend removed my IV, and we left. This entire experience was unacceptable. I felt neglected, dismissed, and humiliated. The communication was disorganized, the tests seemed excessive or redundant, and the staff was clearly overwhelmed. My girlfriend, who spent over a decade working at Morristown, was shocked and saddened by what she witnessed. The very next day, I went to St. Luke’s in Easton. I was immediately taken into the ER, properly medicated, given a thorough ultrasound, and underwent surgery within five hours. They removed my gallbladder, repaired a hernia, and reconstructed my belly button. I am deeply disappointed in the care I received at Morristown Hospital and felt compelled to share my experience in the hopes that it leads to better treatment for others. Sent from my iPhone

I had a Lumbar Spine Surgery, done by "The Amazing Dr. Giordano", on 6/30/25 And I am now admitted, for observation & recovery. My medical team especially my nurse(s) are Awesome. They Truly care about their Patients Healing, Health, & Comfortably. I so appreciate them. I had a nurse w/ beautiful Gemini constellation's on her inner arm😍, I had Trish, Gillian, Antoneta, Lawrence. And an awesome P.T team. 💪🏽And the Kitchen/ Dietary are just as awesome too. Thank You to the above mentioned, & to those that I might have been "a little groggy 🥴" to remember your name💯. I definitely remember "This Beautiful Healing Experience"💯👏🏽 "☺️ I know that there is a long recovery process ahead, but this was/is a great first step.🙌🏽💯 Feeling Optimistic & Motivated ❣️💯

Morristown pediatric ER. Couldn't be any slower. We actually thought about going to Michigan Medical. Sarcasm, but felt like it would be quicker. Sat in hallway for sutures. 2 1/2 hours. They said we need a room. The room in front of us opened 2x and was quickly cleaned and filled by new patient from waiting room each time. Edit: 3 1/2 hour "visit". God awful. Oh yeah, 4th time here. 1st was the very day they opened (sutures too) and while we were the only ones in waiting room that day, that was a 3 hour wait. Not much concern for people here.

My daughter had a wonderful experience at the Breast Center! The nurse Renee T. was very compassionate and held my daughter's hand with reassurance and care. Renee, RN was very exceptional with her reassuring demeanor. From the mammogram tech Jamile to Dr. Menendez I felt I was in good hands. Alison the admin clerk was very pleasant. I would highly recommend this breast center to anyone who requires further testing.

I am not one to complain about medical staff, but this has been the absolute worst experience here in the Morristown ER. I walked in with a dying piece of tissue from a surgery the day before and there was zero urgency. From the male nurse Colon to the doctor Laura , there was zero patient care . This doctor was walking around talking about personal matter and was no where to be found for 3 hours . I have been in the ER for 6 hours and still have not seen the doctor with a dying piece of tissue that seems to become less and less salvageable by the hour. This was not a busy day in the ER but a day where the staff were joking and not really paying attention to the patients . I have stayed at this hospital before for a leg amputation and that staff was an absolute pleasure. I hope Morristown takes the ER more seriously with their known reputation. Straight disappointment.

I went into the ER on 1/20 and was admitted overnight, and I cannot begin to explain how professional and compassionate every single person i encountered was. From the front desk staff.. nurses… techs… the people who wheeled me to my scans and even to the man ,i believe his name is Jami, who took my food order and was just so caring and sweet. All of these professionals made my visit and stay more bearable. You are all healers and I 10/10 recommend this hospital and all the employees who are taking care of the sick with whatever role …you guys are rockstars! Thank you all so much from the bottom of my heart! I know it’s not easy seeing it when you’re working it daily but you guys are amazing

ER (Goryeb Children's) does not treat pain. My son was there yesterday for severe pain from his musculoskeletal disorder, sent there by his team in the same hospital system specifically for severe pain, and three separate doctors said they do not treat any pain in the ER and if a patient needs that, they need to find an out patient doctor to prescribe. The doc asked if I had tried Tylenol and Advil and I said yes and she asked if it worked and I said that my son said he didn't feel better but that's what I was told to give him. She told me to stop immediately. Another doctor came in and gave him an injection only NSAID my son said it did help after we got home because they gave he discharge papers to look over and be ready to hand beck to him as soon as he got his shot. No observation time-just leave. Shortly after I posted this the hospital called and tried to convince me I didn't want pain relief for my 14 year old child because he would then become addicted to "narcotics." Then I said would you say the same if a child came in with a broken arm? She said that referring the child to an outpatient orthopedic doctor would be more appropriate than giving "narcotics." My son was given Tordal after much nonsense. It's an NSAID. Same class as ibuprofen. Are kids getting addicted to ibuprofen these days?

Well run hospital quite large but staff were very good to my mother. Accolades from staff to doctors.

This review is years late, but the pain still bleeds raw. While my father lay in a coma in your hospital--broken with grief because the love of his life, his wife, had just died--someone on your staff rummaged through his "secured" belongings and stole from him. They tore away the wedding band that had never left his hand in a lifetime of devotion. Another stole the watch my mother had given him on his retirement, a gift she chose with pride and love. These weren't just objects--they were pieces of my parents' story, sacred threads of their lives together. You desecrated them. And as if theft weren't cruelty enough, the physician in Intensive Care spoke to us with ice in his voice, urging us--without compassion, without humanity--to end my father's life support. In our darkest moment, you showed us not care, not dignity, but contempt. Morristown Memorial, you shattered what little remained of my family's trust in human decency. You robbed a dying man of his symbols of love. You robbed us of peace. I wouldn't trust you to care for a stray animal, let alone a human soul. Shame on you.

They can be more transparent on what charges they will submit to an insurance company. Healthcare is the only industry I know of that does not have price tags or even a menu of services that is easy to comprehend.

Thank you for your services! Entire ER staff is excellent! Very well organized hospital!

ER-Emergency Room WE CAN NOT THANK THE INCREDIBLE STAFF ENOUGH!!! Late on a Saturday night in early September, our teenage son was rushed to the ER with what we feared was a horrible concussion. He was barely responsive. The staff, nurses, and doctors could not possibly have acted faster, more professionally, or with more compassion then they did. They were AMAZING! We will always be thankful with all of our hearts for their quick action in helping our son. Highly recommend and forever grateful.

First time here and was the worst labor and delivery experience I had out of 3 births!! Was left in triage for 24 hours and moved FIVE times during my 3 days stay - the staff was unprofessional, I was called sexy during labor by the internist who inflicted pain internally trying to get a monitor on my babies head and the reason was because they did not empty my bladder!! Looking back I should have sued for Netflix but instead they sent my bill to collections where I was then sued by them. What should have been a positive memorable experience is just trauma now!! Thanks Morristown!

I call Morristown a beautiful city. But if your blk or mixed having a baby in MMC THIS WILL HAPPEN Plz don't praise them my daughter was born there June 5th 2025 nurse Carly and her supervisor treated me like I was trash. Then had security escort my 8/9/& 10 year old children out then banned me from seeing my daughter in nic u 5 days until she was discharged. They treat people of color like shyt. Go to the reviews mine is the first one and they are gonna be sued. They would not give me names and numbers to higher ups when asked just security desk should be ashamed of themselves keeping a concerned father from his newborn because of false information that was told to us from staff incompetence.

Thank you for the best experience after my mom's recent major surgery! The care was exceptional. Dr. Hunt and the entire surgical team including the residents were nothing but kind and professional, especially medical student Sara Solomon! Thank you to the PACU nurse Michelle Derr for making my mom so comfortable and allowing me to sit with her. Thank you to the staff on Deskovick A for everything, including aide Marlene and housekeeping Grace for your kindness always. Thank you RN Jessica S for your patience, timeliness, clear explanations, and doing everything to keep her comfortable. Special thanks and shoutout to RN Victoria who took care her the first night- you made an extremely scary and stressful night SEAMLESS and set the tone for her entire stay. You are truly an angel and the hospital is so lucky to have you! It's also worth noting how much we appreciated all staff knocking and introducing themselves, the delicious food, the friendly staff who delivered the meals, the affordable guest trays, the pantry options, the individualized menu sheet for her therapeutic diet, the educational videos at discharge, the efficiency of the discharge lounge, and the friendliness of the transporter who took her to the car. We have been to many hospitals and healthcare facilities dealing with both acute and chronic health issues and this was truly #1. Thanks so much!

I came in for depression i thought going to the Er would help I didn't know what else to do. They made me change into paper scrubs then left me in the triage hallway for hours crying until I had a migraine. The nurse didn't explain anything to me the doctors spoke about everything out loud in front of everyone else in the hallway. I had no privacy. I was embarrassed and regretted even going to get help in the first place.

Back in the summer of 1996, I was hospitalized at Morristown Memorial when it was called that name. The next morning, I was eating my breakfast and someone from that unit told me to come and see the doctor, but I wanted to finish my breakfast. After I was done, I went into the room with the doctor and two women. The doctor started to complain and got nasty with me. All of a sudden, this man and these women started using profanity against me. They were using the F-word and I was shocked. After that, the doctor gave me four prescriptions and never called for transportation. Ever since then, I told myself I would never go back to that horrible place again. And this is the God's honest truth. From Thomas Hutton.

Reception, Admitting, Pre-op, Surgical team, Recovery Staff professional and caring. Next steps in care, deplorable, disappointing and inept...lack of patient care and service not evidence in night and weekend nursing staff, Patient Care Assistants/Tech (aside from a few individuals), Nurse supervisor not present. Nurse call button for attention is ignored. For immobile, fall risk patients to be left ignored after repeated requests for assistance to use bathroom or get of bed to move is unconscionable. Had two surgeries in 2 1/2 months here, with 3rd to be scheduled within the next 3 mos. Will stay with surgeon, use different hospital. Upper Management needs to open eyes and address care issues immediately.

Very professional doctor & nurses. My wife got food poisoning. They saw her right away. Very nice ED with lots of seating and vending machines.

My partner walked into the ER and was told he would be kept for 2 to 3 days run tests. He was walking, talking etc. Four days later he was almost not conscious. The reason? He was confined to a bed with an IV and his food was placed too far away for him to reach to eat. And he contracted a virus. The staff including nurses did not wear masks around him and no gloves. He has a compromised immune system. A sign was placed on the door to that effect clearly requiring masks, when I asked why no one was wearing a mask in the room, the response was, "we are confused as a result of COVID and policies changing, no one knows what to do." An infectious disease nurse made that statement. It has been known for 2400 years that infection is passed from person to person. Yet this is news at Morristown Hospital. I am shocked and horrified by the treatment. Nurses not knowing drug classes. Delays in 2 weeks in getting essential tests done. Assistant nurses pinching and pushing my partner once he was too weak to resist. Doctors walking in, not introducing themselves, and asking a semi comatose person questions and acting like it was a visit. The nurses I saw chatting outside the room, one wiped her hand back and forth over her nose like a toddler would. She did not clean her hands. Her co-workers said nothing. My partner almost died. He walked in to the ER. This hospital should be investigated and shut down if they can't keep patients safe. Of course not everyone is a bad person at Morristown Hospital. A big shout out to the cleaners who came into the room effectively and cleaned the room efficiently. Occasionally a doctor or nurse or assistant would be effective. Some staff do take their jobs very seriously but it seems no one is prepared to point out the obvious. The place is broken and no one is in control of even basic procedures. Without the cleaners this place would be a trash heap.

I'm a big baby when it comes to needles, n I apparently needed a lot of 'em this last week when I was treated for a badly infected tooth and gums that threatened my jaw bone. Everyone at the center treated me with respect and kindness even though I am not the most appreciative patient at first. Like any large organization, there are gaps n lapses, mostly due to other health emergencies when I believe that I'm the only patient. Overall, everything n everyone was great. I thank God for the treatment that I received and for each and every one of the nurses. Nurses rule! From check-in to release, I was treated well, much better than I deserved. Deskovick 2, everyone was great. I can't thank you all enough. God bless you all! Thank you! :)

I have had two experiences in the last 2 months with this hospital and they were both pretty bad. I'm going to detail the ED first as that is beyond belief horrific. I went with my friend at 12 am for a heart condition. It took almost 3 hours to get a bed. Once in the room she had ok care but the halls were littered with human beings in various state of suffering. Little did we know that soon she would become one of the hall people. Her heart alarm started going off and the staff totally ignored it so she hit the call button 16 times. Suddenly a man came in and she thought he was there to help. No he was there to remove her from the room at that exact second. She said can I use the bathroom first? No get out we have someone sicker than you. She then asked for her shoes as she had bare feet and they were not giving them to her and she said I'm not walking on this disgusting floor in bare feet give me my effing shoes and the nurse then tossed her shoes at her. Now we are hallway people. You will sit in the hallway and get "treated" there. They will even deliver food to you that you are supposed to eat with wires hanging out of you and just a bed to sit in. They also pulled a curtain / divider over her for "privacy" when they were exposing her boob to hook up monitors. It literally felt like a third world nation and to be honest when I got home I felt shell shocked. The stress of the situation didn't help my friend with the heart condition so she called her cardiologist and said I cannot stay here and her cardiologist managed to get her moved from this disgraceful department over to cardio where she had to wait until the next day for her heart to be shocked back into a normal rhythm. The cardio team was excellent. During the time she was in her room in the ED we heard a hall person repeatedly asking for assistance to go to the bathroom. She must have asked 10 times before she was left to urinate all over herself in the hall. The day of the procedure the hospital was affected by the Microsoft outage and procedures were delayed and the patients could not get their medication and the staff had to manually wait in line at the pharmacy to get drugs. My daughter does not work at this location but is in fact am employee of AH. She tells me how awful the company is and although I believed her, seeing first hand is eye opening. Avoid the emergency department as if your life depends on it because in the end it does and you will not get the level of care one would expect in an American Hospital.

Honestly i would rather die then come to this hospital. You are treated like criminal the whole time you are there. No privacy at all. O was there for 7 hrs and saw 1 doctor who didn't even examine me and then sent me home. I received no tests, no exam and no IV fluids. I didn't even receive a cup of water. They did however stick a needle in my arm immediately upon entering and kept it there for 7 hours for no reason. Posting a picture of how they removed the needle. It was medical abuse. The amount of police officers walking around with guns and bullet proof vests is also very unsettling. Who are these other people in the ER that need so many police with them??!?

I really don't suggest working there. The communication at the hospital was really bad.

My husband was brought into the ER many Times with different issues. I can honestly say, if it is life threatening you get fast and excellent care. If it's not life threatening you will wait. So have patience if you must wait. Which is what happened with my husband when he was brought there for a really bad infected leg. While waiting for a surgeon they got him on antibiotics. Once the trauma surgeon arrived he evaluated the severity of the infection, executed a plan and performed a successful surgery. I can not say enough about Dr. Charles and Dr. Dan Edwards Ross. They are a great team and truly care about their patients. There are surgeons and there are great surgeons and this team are great surgeons. Thank you . Not only did my husband have a successful surgery, the Chief of the Trauma Department came in to check on him. This in itself is very impressive and very much appreciated and important to have a leader who really cares about his team. Will not go to any other hospital for treatment.

I've been stuck in this hospital for days after a simple sinus drainage surgery and have no end in sight as to when I will be allowed to leave here. this is my second go around with this location and I cannot urge you to go somewhere else more. According to John's Hopkins, I should've been let go from the hospital only a few hours after my surgery. I'm being held here to perform tests and other unnecessary procedures that I have not requested or approved but yet i still remain here. The staff here have no clue or care as to what they're doing. I've had phlebotomists jam needles straight through my skin with no care as to where it's going and i still cannot get a straight answer as to when i'm allowed to go home and rest. I've been here 6 days now when i should've been home hours after my procedure. just perform your own work it's a lot easier than paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to stay here. if i could leave 0 stars i would.

I had surgery at Morristown Medical Center on January 16th, 2025. I was there for 3 and a half days recovering from that surgery. I had a wonderful team of doctors and nurses who took care of me every minute and made sure I was completely comfortable and safe. I healed from the surgery perfectly, and now I'm in the recovery period. Everything has gone 100% perfectly. Shout out to Dr. Kennedy Gabre, my surgeon, and his team. It was a difficult surgery, and it was done masterfully. I was given a suite at the hospital, so my husband was able to stay with me and keep me company. I stayed at Dukovick, 0423. Nurses Toni and Rebecca are outstanding and supporting. They were both very knowledgeable, professional and sweet. I felt very comfortable with them. Natalie, their assistant, was also very nice. Every time I called, they came to see me as soon as possible, so they could answer my requests and questions. I really appreciate all the care I was given. It is because of them, their work and professionalism that I'm doing well today. Blessings to all of them! P.S. During the pandemic, we all clapped and celebrated our health care workers. Now, everyone seems to have forgotten all the sacrifices they made to heal us and keep us safe. They do this every day with every patient. Be kind and remember that they're human beings. Respect and appreciate them and what they do to help us.

My brother in law was at Gagnon 3 at Morristown Medical Center. He is at the end of a long and arduous fight with cancer. He was treated with such care and thought by every one. The room was large and comfortable and my sister was able to stay "comfortably" for a week with him. Can't say enough. Compassion abounds!

I came into the emergency room with extreme high blood pressure. They recommended that I stayed over for observation, but never registered me as a patient only for observation. They performed CAT scans X-rays gave me medication to bring my blood pressure down, put me in a room after spending most of my time there in a hallway. And then informed me on the way out that since I was not officially registered and admitted that my insurance company now is going to fill me as an outpatient and not a registered patient. So my insurance company is going to bend me over and there's nothing I can do about it. Had they informed me that they were not going to register me as an inpatient . And my Blue Cross Blue shield was not going to cover for most of the procedures I would have left and gone to another hospital. A few years ago I had diverticulitis with a major operation and my surgeon did such a lousy job, And when I went back for my follow up visit they informed me he's no longer affiliated with the hospital because he was let go from the staff or a fancy term for they fired him. Let me warn everybody don't believe the hype and the billboards They are not the number one hospital in New Jersey. None of the nurses knew anything about my case telling me that I had nuclear stress tests when I never did. They kept on getting me confused with another patient. That tells me that they are running on incompetence and low staff. Save your money and your life Go somewhere else do not use this hospital for anything. And this is sad because I have used this hospital for over 60 years . A more than dissatisfied and lucky to still be alive patient

I had to check myself into the emergency room at Morristown Memorial. My "better half " (MBH) drove me right to the door. It was around 7 pm on a very stormy / dark Sunday evening, 18th August. I was going into shock with breathing issues (swollen throat) after being attacked by about a dozen angry wasps at home. This is not my first adverse reaction to wasp/bee stings, but it was a bad one. MBH had also been attacked, but her reaction wasn't nearly as bad as mine, nevertheless the staff treated her also. I told reception briefly what had happened and within what seemed like only a minute, there was a wheelchair and plenty of assistance to get me to the "red zone"...ominous sounding, but quite apropos. Within another short minute I had an IV / Epipen shot and the monitors were humming away, showing my alarming blood pressure. I only managed to get one name...Erica, an RN...super efficient and pleasant. Erica had just started her 12 hour nightshift ! I was kept in for observation for a couple of hours, during which time (from my curtained-off room) I could hear some pretty serious moaning and screaming....It was a busy evening. These medical professionals have a very difficult job these days and this patient will be forever grateful for the excellent care during my (thankfully) brief stay !

Had open heart surgery bypass with Dr. Brown. Days after surgery I was given transfusions and there seemed to be something wrong but was never told what. i was released 8 days later. Fortunately, my ride was late, suddenly my chest started to expand and I called nurse. I had to stay for emergency surgery. I was told I was given too much or the wrong blood thinner. The problem was repaired. I called 6 months later and was told Dr. Brown knicked my heart and that's why I had the surgery. Other issues. The container that has toxic material was never changed and spilling out on floor, I thought I had an anxiety attack one evening and the nurse said that she gave me the wrong medicine and that's why I had reaction, I got an infection in my arm that was serious, pain management was good...no pain, Numerous times and to this day I have wires come out of skin along incision, most important I did survive and after 3 years I'm adjusting and ok Which I give them credit for.

My wife was recently admitted with extreme hip pain and inability to ambulate. She was kept in the ED hallway for 3 days with hardly any medical care or physical therapy. Communication was poor and she couldn't wait to leave even though she had negligible improvement. She received none of her promised discharge medications. If the hospital is that overcrowded that they can't provide anything but minimal care, then they should divert to another hospital. As a retired Family Physician, I found her care really substandard.

shout out to Ripple breast center's Renée, Michele, Chrissy, and Dr. Chung. they were all very attentive, caring and took care of my questions and concerns promptly. Renee was especially kind and gave me some aromatherapy, which was lovely. thank you all

Top Notch Hospital. One of the best in state of New Jersey, Good doctors, nurses and staff . Beautiful facility.

Over 6 a half hour wait for ER . IM CONCERNED. I heard great things this is my first time Here I have lots of time on my hands to update my review as I continue to wait. On 3 hours and I wait next to the bathroom in a chair. This ER SMELLS LIKE A DISPENSARY...IM VERY CONCERNED going on 4 hrs and Noone has even taken my medical history or examined me properly just offered tylenol and had blood and an xray and shifted again back to the main foyer. Update 6 hours in the ER and no History or even exam. I got registered at 1230am Nurse removed my IV WITHOUT GLOVES This place is a medical nightmare & dump. Unorganized and dangerous healthcare. Spoke to supervisors Mark & Michael totally useless. Walked out for my own safety. Seeking better Healthcare elsewhere.

Dr Fatima Dema at the ER should be avoided at all possible costs. She is arrogant , lazy and uninformed about kidney donor patients with Covid. She refused to prescribe Paxlovid in spite of having access to 10 years of my medical information thru EPIC. Had she bothered to check she'd have seen it was prescribed prior by my PC. She is ignorant of Pfizer's warnings regarding renal insufficiency noted as under 60% function. Mine is 90%. Had she bothered to look at my medical records she would have known this. She has prolonged my illness by weeks due to her laziness and ignorance, I am still suffering with long-term Covid side effects. This doctor should hand in her medical papers and do some other type of work. Medicine has no room for third rate doctoring.

My mom was actually in the hospital here due to heart health issues. Her heart success doctor is also located here. I just have to say she was treated so caring by the staff her entire stay. The nurses and doctors truly show care towards their patients. They are always ready to be of any assistance with the patient and and willing to explain in detail so the patient is aware and understands what procedure they are having and what purpose it serves. I have nothing but positive things to say even with the follow up aftercare once a patient is discharged.

I had heart burn. Albeit pretty bad. I went I. The hospital around 2:39. It now 8:18 and still haven't been seen. Don't go here

Went to the ER with blurred vision and tearing eyes. They told me it was just "allergies" & sent me home. Next day I went to an urgent care and they found out I had pink eye. The ER team really couldn't figure out that I had pink eye??

They charged $50,000 just for the OR room rental and a one-night stay in a recovery room after surgery! And this was WITH insurance and no special procedures performed after the surgery, only monitoring. For comparison, a 30-night stay in the PICU with daily procedures at St. Peter's University Hospital costs less! And worst over, they billed half of that as a separate charge under "Room and Board." Why does that matter? Since they didn't bill the recovery room as part of "inpatient services" that made it so I had to pay a huge coinsurance with my insurance provider. And the recovery room costed more than the actual surgery!! I was at another hospital before with the same circumstance and did not get charged like this. Their billing department is no help, they will only say that their prices are standard for the rich neighborhood they are in and that you should have asked for an estimate before you signed off on admission. In regards to that, there is an online estimator, but NOT on Morristown Medical Center's website. You have to magically know that their billing is actually through a different company called "Atlantic Health." Then if you try the calculator, it doesn't even have all the medical services listed. The doctors are nice, but not worth the cost. There are many other hospitals with better doctors and cheaper prices. I'd stay far away from this place if you don't want to end up paying $50,000 just for room rentals and a night of recovery. Their bill coding practices are questionable and pricing is astronomical and unconscionable. I can't believe that pricing is legal. This is a hospital priced for billionaires. PS: You have to pay for parking and there is no free street parking available.

Medical competency is reported to be good, but patient treatment is abysmal. My wife was brought to the hospital's emergency department by ambulance. Following a series of tests she was "admitted" to the hospital. But admission does not come with a room. It's now been close to a full day -- 24 hours -- since my wife entered the emergency department and she has yet to be assigned a room. Indeed, upon my inquiry I was informed that it may take days before a room can be assigned. Moreover, the emergency department is severely overcrowded and understaffed, with full beds littering the hallways, resulting in delayed treatment. I will say that the staff in emergency tries, but they are overwhelmed and the treatment expected of a hospital ward is not present.

Hospitals and emergencies rooms are just not pleasant when you really think about but if you HAD to choose one, I think found the one you'd want - Morristown Memorial Hospital. Even on yelp the ER wait time says average approximate is 11 minutes and sure enough my latest visit here was right about that before we were escorted in. Lets take a second to think about this. 11 minutes!? The best i've see is about 25 min. At St. B's, which I though was pretty fast, but this shatters that. The initial i take was a bit stiff as was the ER transport lady, but everyone esle - nurse, physician , assistant everyone was very nice and patient with my client which I appreciate and think says a lot about quality of care. There is a banner in the hallway proudly displaying the hospitals award for the best ER in the area. I can see why. Great service best I can tell here.

Like any other hospital it really is hit or miss. Some of the staff is great. Others not so much. Also like most other hospitals they want you discharged as quickly as possible. Cafeteria is decent. Elevators are slow. Parking is ok but not great. The guards and front desk staff are nice and helpful.

I can't say enough about Morristown Medical Center, I had to have a pacemaker put in. All of the staff that I encountered were extremely friendly patient and kind. I was in the cardiac ward for 3 days, I had a beautiful private room. No one made me feel like I was bothering them! The doctors made sure that I understood everything that was happening, they truly took their time to make me feel comfortable. I would recommend this place to anyone that ever asks! Even the food was good which we all know is a bonus Big shout out to the staff & my amazing nurses Michelle & Kirstin on Gagnon, you all made one of the scariest moments of my life a little easier

Took my mom here for bad shoulder pain. Got her into a private room immediately. X-rays. Read them quickly. Discharged all within two hours. Best medical facility in the area. Five stars well earned.

Never seen an emergency room so bad waited over an hour to get in and then the dopey guy wheel us in kept banging into the walls because he's not paying attention he ran away because he was looking for a bed and left us waiting in the hallway and then they squeezed a bed in between the hundreds of people that were in the hallway already so we walked out and him came running out the door and told us that we'd have to wait in the hallway for a while, but I'm not gonna have my dad sit there for hours on hours next time we go to Saint Clair I'll never go to that emergency room again

I am here at Morristown memorial for the second time for my 85 yo mother due to sepsis and endocarditis. The infectious disease doctor who saw my mom confirmed that her infection has come from her mouth. She has 3 infected teeth which her dentist (Dr Nourbahksh and her Oral surgeon Dr Galante) both confirmed had to be removed. She is on blood thinners so the removal is risky but needed. Her dentist and oral surgeon both recommended it be done in a hospital environment. Unfortunately the dental clinic in Morristown memorial only wants to take low risk cases and for the third time is sending her away saying she doesn't need the teeth removed. It looks like to me the hospital only wants to treat the symptoms and not the root cause. If my mother leaves here and gets sepsis and endocarditis again, it would completely be their fault but they would wash their hands off it. On top of that there was a lady (short hair with glasses) who was like the dental admin there who was one of the meanest healthcare workers I've dealt with. She basically told me "if someone has asked your mom to remove her teeth, take your mom back to them and ask them to do it". With complete lack of concern care of compassion. She should NOT BE WORKING IN HEALTHCARE!!!!! Just spoke to 2 other dentists who don't work at Morristown memorial and they both confirmed these teeth need to be removed. Maybe the dental clinic only wants to take cases where insurance gives them money???either way ... Morristown memorial sucks!!!!!! I will edit this review if they help us out. Adding photos of the teeth so all dentists there can see what Morristown memorial is capable of doing. Anyone from Morristown Memorial listening???? PLEASE HELP US!!!!!!!!

Please do not come here. We have been here for about 15 hours. My wife is in labor and had to stop midway to wait for a c-section putting our baby at risk as now there's no surgeon available for her. Not only this is horrendous but also dangerous and we are scared at what could happen

i was a recent surgery patient with other disabilities and was shocked at the lack of attention on discharge. a social worker should have seen me and set up either home care or in-house pt. instead i was just cut loose by both the surgeon and more importantly the hospitial. my disabilities have created problems with my recovery that i should have been told about. very disappointed.

I had a breast biopsy n it was pain free n would recommend anyone that needs that done . It is the only place to go .!!!!

I came to the e.r for a scan at 3pm. I got my results at 4.45...great! It's now 1 am and I've been waiting to be discharged since. The staff is apathetic, there are no answers for the delays and there has been no movement for hours. But they sure made it clear that if I leave wo paperwork, my insurance wouldn't cover the bill. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE

I went to the emergency room at Morristown medical with a laceration. My spouse insisted I go. I would've been better off if I had put a paper towel on it and wrapped it with electrical tape. The visit didn't require stitches, yet has cost me thousands. The way the hospital bills patients is nefarious at best, almost seems like a scam. I'd rather die than give them my business again. They are just as terrible as St Claire's. Both absolutely abysmal, run by thieves.

I will never forget the service I received at the 100 Morristown Memorial Hospital Dental Clinic Dr.Anthony Brady, and his crew I would like to thank you and your kind team you guys did perfect job which is all my friends like to come and visit you,again thank you so much for good work my endless respect and thanks. Selahattin Olcay BASOKUTAN April 2023

I am the voice for my poor mother who was neglected and constant mistakes were made that led to her barbaric death, stay far away from away from this hospital and pls read. Upon admission admitting Dr. labeled her a DNR B, which they can't produce any documentation and it also states "Does patient qualify for critical care" they put NO, HOW DO YOU DENY CRITICAL CARE TO SOMEONE IN A HOSPITAL? I slept 24/7 with her for 27 days being in the healthcare field I'm far from stupid and ask a million questions but all the answers were lies which still has be in disbelief. Please read the reviews if you appropriate humane care. What started out as a simple UTI for my 71-year-old young Mom that was cleared up within 3 days from a simple antibiotic, to her then being misdiagnosed time & time again and put on an NG Tube for no reason that led to her not eating for a month which led to malnutrition even though they had her on TPN. The list goes on and on but sadly they led to her demise but instead they tried to blame it on her pre-existing condition, which was well managed. Giving her medicine that we specifically told them we didn't want, because she looked drugged and was definitely having an allergic reaction, the Nurses didn't even listen to the Dr's orders. Took them over 17 days to figure out that her true diagnosis was constipation ONLY but by this time she was in critical condition which they didn't address or get her the appropriate care of specialists to help. Her X-rays showed worsening of congestion in her lungs, not even sharing this information because I would of called in a Pulmonologist for her, they just let it get worse, kidneys were failing never called a nephrologist. This all happened why because they put her on the lowest level of care, with residents in charge that treated her like a guinea pig. These incompetent so called Dr's let her albumin level, which is a huge prognostic indicator and at 1.5 treatment of live albumin should be given so blood vessels don't start leaking and nutrients are carried appropriately through the body, they waited to treat when it was 0.9 3 weeks later to start giving it to her, which led her blood vessels to leak fluid and her fill up with fluid so bad she couldn't even lift her arms, I was told it was from being in bed but in the truth it was from lack of care and inexperience. When I asked why was she so swollen and begged please have a higher level of care, I was told that she didn't qualify and that she was going to rehab that weekend and soon as she gets out of bed she would be fine the fluid would come off, they even dragged her out of bed in this condition, the videos and pictures I have are disturbing what my poor mother went through and she fought so hard to live. Also, they destroyed and conveniently disposed of important documents on the night she couldn't breathe, two days before she died I asked & begged for a Doctor at 10:30 pm and was told by Eva her Nurse there was none, this Nurse didn't even come in all night to check her, why her daughter was there. I fought her down and said this is a hospital how can there not be, she just shrugged her shoulders, even after I told her my concerns that her breathing was bad, she also didn't even come in to check my mom after I notified her. No specialists EVER CALLED IN only the Cardiologist that was since I called him, they let residents take care of her like she was a guinea pig not listening to me when I knew my mother best I slept there 24/7 and all they did was lie to me and not communicate. They did a chest x-ray when her lungs were filled with fluid since she was deteriorating which they never told me, they never ever called in a pulmonologist. Had her on an NG tube for 23 days with no food except TPN she was starving, dragging her out of bed when in reality she was dying. The horror I witnessed was barbaric. I begged for care and was told she didn't qualify, I regret getting her out of there but I was never told she could die instead I was told she was going into rehab and would be fine. They only told me what they wanted to tell me and lied to cover up the constant errors that I found when I received her medical records, I was hoping I was wrong but it was worse than you can imagine they have taken down all their Facebook reviews, and anywhere on Facebook you may be able to get a review in on them. Even google they have control over it, I tried to post but it was taken down. PLEASE read every review you can and make the right decision and find a hospital that will care for your loved ones with competency who are highly educated. Even the Nurses should know better but they are short-staffed the only ones that truly care are the aids thank god for them. Kahn 4 is the most incompetent care you could ever receive I wouldn't trust this hospital as they are fueled by money not the welfare of their patients which is beyond comprehension, you go to a hospital to get better not die.

Arrived the ER at 7:30 pm, wife having chest discomforting, BP spiked, numbness in her jaw. It's now 11:11 and we're still sitting in the waiting room. They have 1 patient check in person and the line was 6 deep and an hour before you could talk to a person. The reputation of the hospital is far more impressive than the reality.

Patients placed by the hundreds in hallways of the ER. Beds back to back like a third world country. I have never seen a more appalling emergency room. Shame on them! While visiting a family member I passed nurses giving treatments to patients with an open screen for privacy. I am a nurse, this is shameful. The "top rated" hospital is a disgrace to the medical community. Other areas are better like the surgical wards etc. I can't completely discount the excellent doctors who are affiliated with this hospital. They are great, but not the ER. Go here if you want to waste hour upon hour of your life. You could fly to Antarctica and back by the time radiology gives a report. Imagine in the state of nj an acclaimed hospital leaving patients in hallways. For YEARS now this is the norm. GET IT TOGETHER!