Nobody wants to end up in the ER, but when our son did, I'm glad it was here. The ER doctor didn't have the most calming and informative bedside manner, but that's not really their job. And, I would have rather the billing department waited until the situation was stabilized to pull me aside and discuss billing. But those are not the things that matter - it is the standard of care and that was top notch.

What can I say? I can write a book of horrors about this hospital. Avoid this place if you can, or do your homework before you go there. I would not wish even for my enemies end up in "dignity care", that how Glendale memorial calls now.

The doctors there don't know anything about sicknesses and illnesses. when a patient goes into the emergency room to get treatment, it takes 10 hours until they take them inside the intensive treatment room, and they take almost all of your blood, saying that it's for checking the condition of the patient. Every single hour they take half liter, in 10 hour you count how many liter they taking alltoghter. And like a dog they leave the patient In the room for hours,and the doctors there do nothing but tests and in the end, they don't understand what the illnesses are in that patient. After that they charge the person's medical insurance $ 15000 to $ 20000 and they do nothing but make the patient more sick then when they came to the hospital. That's what happend to my dad. They are only good at blood sucking like vampire and making this a profit for themselves, doctors like that and hospitals like that are not real doctors and don't help people in way, they make it worse for the patient then sickness does to the patient.

Outdated. Staff either poorly trained or not interested in being there

I found Dave to be down to earth and funny, with the right amount of intesity about my recovery program. He really sold me on sobriety. He had all the answers.