Placentia-Linda Hospital

Andy Miyako

Negative star, this is solely based on incident on er/inpatient stay here. Too make long story short all of my cash in wallet was stolen during my stay. I am extremely shocked something like this happened at a hospital and against person who is going through most vulnerable time. I am pretty sure it was one of the nurses and have also made police report and will be seeking all legal actions possible. When it was reported to management within the department, I was informed they will re-educate the staff and that was it. Im thinking this is def not a first timer and knows it is hard to get caught. I am shocked how this hospital hires and by-stand these low morale /unethical staffs. Worst/unacceptable hospital experience ever!

Valerie RunsBuffalo

I actually rate the hospital itself and the nursing staff very highly. Unfortunately a team is only as good as its worst player, and I can not seperate the team. Dr Kais Rona is Dr Frankenstein. He is dishonest, hasty, selfish, and plainly, incompetent. With2 giving me the information I needed to make the decision, or reading my medical chart, or having an extensive conversation with me, he did a bowel redirection on me; ruining my life. He is also weak and pathetic, ad he fails to respond to my correspondence.

Rohan Sidhu

Horrible experience tonight with my family. I am trained in EMS, and they did not see my family for an anaphylaxis allergic reaction concern tonight, that was presented as an URGENT emergency. I needed to run back to my own medical kit in my rig to provide medical care for my child, for a severe allergic reaction, that was getting worse while there. We waited 45 minutes and they were taking in patients with minor sprains and other concerns. They didn't even triage our child, whom has hive/menigital like rashes, AFTER 45 MINUTES. I ended up video calling an ER doctor in my family to provide us emergency service, after leaving. Other patients were also VERY clearly dissatisfied with the service being provided. Nurses acted like they were doing more than they were obligated to, when requested to bring gurnies/wheelchairs for patients needing immediate attention. Patients started to take their own OTC medications, after having to wait hours for medical attention from staff. Disgraceful that you call yourself a hospital. You are being reported to the medical board, and I will be calling your administrative office tomorrow to file a complaint. The triage nurse working tonight should be ashamed of herself, you did not take care of an emergency case that was clearly needing attention immediately. Administration should take notice that this could have been a far more serious legal issue if my child went anaphalactic on site. Very disappointing. EDIT: Another note, I am a materials scientist that works ALOT with the biomedical field. Your MERV13 filters in your air scrubber in the triage lobby are FAR past due replacement. You should be thinking about patient/employee health, not profits. Patients are not to be thought of as a margin for profit, they are your CUSTOMERS. And they deserve care and dignity, not to be handled like a serial number with margin/estimated profit potential label. To whomever responded to this review, you should go to your lobby and check those filters out. They are not certified HEPA filters, they are MERV13's, and you are not using them appropriately with the clogged status they are exhibiting. They are pure white when new, yours look like the color of gray paint. Wish I took pictures to post on here.

Rob Carlsson

I went to Placentia-Linda hospital for a scheduled surgery procedure. I was so impressed how careful the staff was with the pre-op protocols and also the day of surgery. I have had surgery in the past at Northwestern Hospital in Chicago, which is one of the best in the country and Placentia-Linda Hospital was better! I was amazed with the safety protocols to prevent getting MRSA or any other infection. The nursing and medical staff at the hospital couldn't have been nicer. They made sure I was as comfortable as possible, even providing pre-warmed blankets! The anesthesia doctor also made sure I was comfortable and was very thorough on letting me know the process. Post surgery, the discharge was quick and easy and they even called the next day to check on me. I was initially a little concerned by the average reviews of the hospital, but I am so glad that I had my surgery there. I would absolutely recommend this hospital.