NewYork-Presbyterian / Weill Cornell Medical Center - New York (NY)

5 /5 Waheed Abdul: My wife was recently admitted in NYP for car-t cell transplant, and had an exceptional experience from start to finish. The facility was clean, well-organized, and efficient. The reception staff was friendly and made the check-in process seamless. Her doctors were not only knowledgeable but also took the time to thoroughly explain my condition and treatment options. The nursing staff was incredibly kind, attentive, and made sure I was comfortable throughout my stay. I truly appreciated their patience and professionalism. Oncologist Dr Mejia is an outstanding physician. The hospital also maintained excellent hygiene and safety protocols, which made me feel secure during my visit. Overall, I’m extremely grateful for the outstanding care I received and would highly recommend NYP to anyone in need of medical attention.

5 /5 Y B: A place with very good care from a range of medical services. No one wants to be in a situation to need it, but they try to make the stay as comfortable as possible. Special shout out to the team on 10-Central and 10-West for their wonderful care. Building is comfortable.

4 /5 Nashay Dahnir: I recently accompanied a client to Cornell, where I had the opportunity to observe the exceptional care provided by the staff. As a caregiver who frequently visits various hospitals, I was particularly impressed by the professionalism and warmth displayed by the team. My client was very pleased with the experience, and I would like to commend Ms. Antoinette in particular for her informative guidance on wound management. Overall, the visit was outstanding and truly exemplified high-quality care.

1 /5 Austin Tousaw: BEWARE! My mother is currently admitted and is getting absolutely unacceptable care. If your family or friends are not in the ICU and having delirium and are at risk of falling DO NOT go here. They do not listen to you or properly document incidents that occur. My mother had issues of climbing out of bed during the middle of the night then they refused to put a 1 on 1 with her or allow my father to stay over. They only changed their attitude once we were RIGHT and she fell out of bed which is extremely dangerous. In addition to this they forgot to put her medicine patch on TWICE after getting scans. Doctors who examined her were confused where it was it, this is a critical medication that they missed and allowed her not to have for 12+ hours. We have been working with patient services and nothing is changing. The only part of the hospital that world class is the ICU. Ill say the manager on the floor has stayed in close contact with us to ensure that after the third scan that her medicine is put back on correctly (which still should be standard care) and one of the day nurses Ahmed did all he was able to do for us. Only other highlight was the day nurse Jessica on the 8th floor but the night nurses were not equipped support with someone like my mother and put that on my father who stayed over and wasnt even supposed to be there (they made an exception). Wild to me that I have to continue to escalate to just get standard care...

5 /5 Sabrina Johnson: We had a midnight emergency (croup) when we first moved to the state. We took my 2 year old in to the ER, and they were so kind! They made her feel safe, our wait times were so short, and we were only in the building for 1.5hrs. They were also so understanding, and this is the first ER that took our medical history/medical allergies seriously. They were very very knowledgeable about our rare conditions as well which is something I’ve never seen in an ER setting! I was very impressed!