CAROL MONVILLE-STIDD 15 May 2025

It was the worst experience I ever had
Once I was in a regular room on 5th floor my experience was not pleasant. The bed did not have a fitted sheet to start. Bathroom was full of mold. There seemed to be a nursing shortage. Communication between radiology staff and myself was very poor. I have been a patient in many hospitals and must say it was the worst experience I ever had. Staff was nice just shorthanded. Lastly I had 2 pieces of jewelry go missing while my husband went through valet parking at emergency room

JACOB 08 April 2025

My basic rights to a bathroom and privacy were over looked
Wow, was put in a room with no handicap bathroom or shower (was wheelchair bound before arriving) and asked to simply not shower for weeks and to just poop in bed when I am capable of using a toilet. The 5th floor staff was born in a barn and cared zero about any privacy at all and repeatedly left lights on and the door open.

Michelle Colon 06 December 2024

BE CAUTIOUS AND BEWARE IF YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS DON'T SPEAK ENGLISH!!!!
Grandfather suffering a heart attack and has been in icu for 3 hours with no rn or doctor have come to check on him since he's arrived from the hospital in Sandlake Rd. hoever is assigned there today is not doing their job. Orlando Health are all about profit and don't care about patients. They appear to be constantly neglecting patients and don't pay nurses well so nurses end up leaving causing the floors to be understaffed. A previous visit, a doctor walked in to the wrong room about to perform a catheter on my grandmother. Then when asked why, the dr and some nurse THEN decided to ask if this was X patient. Which it was NOT. The two quickly turned around and didn't even apologize. My grandmother would have had something completely wrong done to her if nobody was in the room with her. IF YOU WANT PATIENT NEGLECT EXPECT IT HERE!!!!

Rachel R 25 September 2024

I have been waiting 2 months for Risk Management to return my several calls
Please read my review from July. I have been waiting 2 months for Larry Rodriguez in Risk Management to return my call (several calls). ORMC is responsible for the misdiagnosis and improper discharge of my mother who passed away on July 20 2024. She passed away 3 days after they kept pushing to discharge her or remove supportive measures. They discharged her to long term care 90 minutes from Orlando. I asked ORMC to help cover her funeral expenses. They declined. Risk management will ignore messages and blame the patient. She was never properly diagnosed for the original underlying condition that led to this. They wont release her records unless I hire a lawyer and im trying to support myself and my kids and pick up the pieces left. He doesn't understand why she can't come home. I cannot care for him out of state while he waits there unwilling to abandon her but not understanding her condition due to dementia. I filed a complaint with the state. Just asking them to take responsibility for the role they played in my mother's death. They are continuing to buy new facilities while I struggled from TX to plan and pay for my mother's funeral and get her body moved back to Orlando. I had to wait almost 2 weeks to bury her as I scraped together the funds and made sure she was honored beautifully.

Frank Bertoni 30 August 2024

Had to return to treat
Needed to remove and control left leg infection. This was not accomplished.

Judy Joiner 29 July 2024

Totally disgusting experience
With exception of the 7th floor, worst experience of my life. Trauma unit a total nightmare. ER NOT MUCH BETTER. what kind of hospital admits you with no bed, no room. I laid in your trauma unit 12 hours soaked in urine. At some point I was given a sandwich that was three days out of date.

Rachel R 24 July 2024

My Mother had a horrible experience and I will speak on her behalf since she no longer can
My mother passed away on July 20 2024. She passed away 3 days after they kept pushing to discharge her or remove supportive measures. They discharged her to long term care 90 minutes from Orlando. I am now trying to take money out of my home to pay for her $10k in funeral expenses. She was never properly diagnosed for the original underlying condition that led to this. My mother went here on Christmas day. They tried to amputate her toes, told her she had a bone infection, then discharged her without telling next of kin. Her discharge instructions do not match discharge diagnosis nor do they say anything about a bone infection. Her discharge instructions discuss the risks of stroke. She was not properly educated on risks of hypoglycemia prior to discharge since she kept telling us the chief complaint was a bone infection. She is not diabetic. When I spoke with the hospital they downplayed the hypoglycemia since she was stabilized. Also shes legally blind and the instructions are not in large print. They would leave her food tray and not tell her and take it away without her eating because she couldn't see it. One night they took her tray that had been sitting for hours to warm up and never returned. She had not eaten. I called up and the floor rang 10 times each time no answer. I called the operator. He couldn't get through. After he called the charge nurse, and house supervisor with no answer he had to reach out to the hospital administrator just so I could ask them to please feed my mom and put up a sign that she is blind and cant see her tray placed at the end of the bed or hear well. She would call up crying about how horrible and mean the doctor was to her that wanted to remove her toes. (There is no sign of a bone infection now) Im out of state and couldn't get her moved. Four days after they discharged her she went into a coma and sustained severe brain damage from metabolic encephalopathy which is the same reason she was hospitalized on Christmas day. They did not safety discharge her and explain risks of permanent brain damage or death from her condition. She is not diabetic and has not experienced this situation before in her life and would not have known the risks. The hospital wont return my calls or take responsibility. My father with dementia lost his caregiver and he keeps waiting for her to come home so they can be together. I had to have him go to skilled nursing to keep him safe since he doesn't want to leave the state. They wont release her records unless I hire a lawyer and im trying to support myself and my kids and pick up the pieces left. Her long term medical care and the care of my father needs to be covered. He doesn't understand why she can't come home. I cannot care for him out of state while he waits there unwilling to abandon her but not understanding her condition due to dementia.

Howard Andrews 21 April 2024

I really think this hospital really need to be evaluated
I was here seeing a friend in critical condition and it took forever to go back and see him and the only employee that help and assist me was Mis Star and I'm very displeased with how my fried was treated

Miamarie Mena 18 March 2024

Awful wait
Worst hospital in the world was waiting for 5+ hours in the waiting room.

Wanda Afanador 21 November 2023

l was neglected and ignored
That was my first experience with An Orlando Health Hospital and it will be my last. NEVER will anyone l love go there. I have pictures and dates. Yes, it was that bad. I finally sent my daughter the pictures and told her and then that’s when l left the hospital and filed a complaint.