JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
1611 NW 12TH AVE MIAMI FL 3055851111 10 customer reviews
   1.0 out of 5 stars

By Topic
Quality - How good is this hospital? 1.0
Compassion - Do they care about you? 1.0
Trust - Do you trust them? 1.0
Relief - Did the treatment work? 1.0
Recommend - Would you go back again? 1.1



Reviews

Julie Stephens 25 September 2024
Verified User
Choose between hopes/prayers and getting treatment at Jackson Memorial
When I tell you this hospital and its staff is a disgrace to healthcare, that is an understatement, and I am strongly considering pursuing legal action. I was taken to Jackson memorial by ambulance due to a suspected roofie that was slipped into my drink at a bar. I was in and out of consciousness but my friend was present and by my side the whole time. My experience with multiple traumatic examples are listed: The nurses don’t know how to insert an IV, they were extremely aggressive and would completely remove and reinsert the SAME needle into my arm after multiple failed attempts. I screamed in pain as they tried to flush my IV because I knew the IV wasn’t properly inserted, but they ignored me and kept going. This has since caused a blood clot and infection in my vein that had to be treated by the brilliant doctors/nurses at Mount Sinai. And I am still undergoing treatment for it. After mentioning multiple times that I had to use the bathroom and needed help since I was drugged and unable to walk, they again, ignored me until I urinated on myself. Since my “panic” (from being DRUGGED) annoyed them, they gave me Ativan to put me to sleep, and threw me in a dark room that looked like a jail cell, drenched in my own urine… for about 10hrs. When I woke up the next day, soaking wet and confused about where I was, I was thrown discharge papers and several pages of resources for AA, with no explanation of what happened to me and told “it was alcohol, don’t drink so much”. They aggressively removed my IV which was one of the most excruciating experiences of my life, which has since been confirmed that it was due to the reckless and inaccurate insertion, and then told to leave. I asked the nurse to send off my urine for testing since I wanted to confirm the drug that was slipped into my drink at the bar and the nurse hesitantly said “I mean… I guess we can send it off… but it’s gonna take like a week for the results.” I was clear about that not being a problem and that I wanted to proceed with the testing, and was then informed that I can access the results on my portal. I return to the Jackson 2 days later to confirm my urine was sent off, and they informed me that they threw my sample away the second I left the hospital. Because of them, I will never know. When I was finally able to access my portal, they had logged that they gave me IV fluids. That was a lie. In the entirety of my horrendous stay at this fake hospital I wasn’t offered even a sip of water. That is also illegal to log medication or treatment that was never administered. In need of immediate medical attention you could choose between hopes/prayers and getting treatment at Jackson Memorial… trust me when I tell you you’re better off praying.
Rosezetta Fluker 20 September 2024
Verified User
I just want others to be made aware of this lack of treatment
My head has been hurting constantly for over a month with no relief. I get here have a CT. I was told I had a mass on my brain and I was admitted. I have some more test done was told and now there are 2 masses on my brain that would require another MRI so they could know more about the masses and to get more clarity as to what the masses are affecting in my brain. The Neurologist comes to see me stating the same that they needed a MRI to determine the course of care I would need. Later in the afternoon a doctor comes and tell me the MRI is canceled I can do it out patient which could take up to 6 months. I have no idea what all these masses is affecting in my brain. I have made them aware that I am foggy and my brain hasn’t been clear for some time now. My balance is off yet no further testing and they gave me some seizure medicine with no explanation about these masses on my brain and why the MRI was canceled. I will be reaching out to upper administration as well as consulting another hospital. This will not be the last of my communication pertaining to my current experience.
Angela Adams 03 September 2024
Verified User
The worst wait time is super long
Very uncomfortable place to be and im pregnant and they don't check on me and I could have had a miscarriage they don't care at all about you they call me last knowing i was bleeding and they rude and very ghetto I would never go back ever in my life too this place
Suee Green 02 August 2024
Verified User
YOURE BETTER OFF DYING AT HOME
THE WORST HOSPITAL KNOWN TO MAN
Alysha Coffman 26 June 2024
Verified User
I would have hired a lawyer to get justice against these scumbags
My little brother was brought to Jackson Memorial after he was attacked at a concert. My mother and I found out early in the morning and rushed over. They let us in to see him. He said he felt fine. Then the doctor came in telling him he shouldn’t be able to even sit up because they thought he had a spinal fracture. And when he told the doctor he felt fine, the doctor said he should be in pain and shouldn’t even physically be able to sit up, then ushered me and my mother out of the room. They then told my mother and I that they were going to put a “Halo” on my brother. Us not knowing what that was, and being naive enough to trust American doctors, trusted them and waited in the waiting room. Little did we know, they were strapping him down on a hospital bed so he couldn’t move and getting ready to drill 4 holes in his skull. Then, another doctor looked at his x-ray and saw that he obviously did not have a recent spinal damage, but a defect from birth, explaining why he could sit up. My brother was then given an obscene bill, which he is still paying off to this day.Years later, he is still paying off the enormous bill they gave him after misdiagnosing him and torturing him for hours.
Chelsea 24 June 2024
Verified User
Everything they told us were complete lies from what was documented
Finally got my father’s medical records after years of requesting them. We were not allowed to see him due to covid restrictions. When we were told he wasn't doing well, we made it known he would be a DNR. When reading his medical records, it states this hospital preformed 'extraordinary measures' and were unsuccessful. He died on Christmas. Also, I will not be contacting you guys as you pretend you care. Pretend to listen to our concerns. Then write a bashful letter backing your staff up on absolute lies to protect your hospital.
Paula Combs 08 May 2024
Verified User
My mother spent 7 days of the worst suffering imaginable here
This facility should closed its doors. My mother spent 7 days of the worst suffering imaginable at the hands of lazy incompetent nurses and uncaring doctors. The staff hid a pressure ulcer that she developed and harvested multiple organs without notifying our family because a 10 year old driver's license said she was an organ.donor. I question if the hospital and staff brought on her death for this sole purpose.
Gianpietro Esposito 13 April 2024
Verified User
One of the worst hospital in Miami
People working here are completely incompetent. Stay away from this hospital.
John Thomas 19 March 2024
Verified User
If you really hate someone take them to Jackson Memorial
JMH is as bad as all hospitals. Was told to be there by 10:30 am to start drinking liquids for an mri and three hours of sitting in the waiting room a lady brings out the first of three and doesn’t listen to what the patient has to say. Then we find out one of their machines is down but no one calls?
Sandy Bennett 10 March 2024
Verified User
There’s something very wrong with this place
My sister would be alive today had I not taken her there. Her care was abuse and neglect which shortened her days. I would not wish this nightmare facility on my worst enemy. Do not take your loved ones to Jackson Memorial Hospital, especially as an inpatient.