Medical Plaza Parking Garage

The parking garage was easy to get into with GPS directing right to the entrance and it was FREE parking. I've been here before. So; it was easier to understand the ramps to go up and down the different levels, without going in circles. I entered in the morning; and I left at daytime. That makes it easier to find my car. Last time, it wasn't so easy. Because, I did not memorize where I parked. The garage did offer "Handicapped Parking" spots. I try to park on the perimeter of the building; to orient myself to the street and buildings below. Very "easy" to find my car; And, the Red lights (occupied) and Green lights (vacant) expedite parking.🚘

Took my husband twice in one week to ER and it was a very bad experience. Atmosphere was ununcaring. This was the only hospital that I trusted. The medicine prescribed did not make a difference and my husband is chronic pain. He has a vascular issue and was told he can go back to work in a few days. My husband's condition got worse which is why I took him to the ER the second time. The medicine prescribed was incorrect and did NOT make a difference. Both doctors claimed that his blood results are fine. There's much more to this. The CEO of this hospital needs to investigate. This hospital claims the love of Christ, so why is that love not being shown? There are too many bad reviews and I question what's being done about it.

I’ve been here before and was really well taken care of! That being said sadly my second time around wasn’t so great I was kept in the hallway my whole entire time here and because I was so dehydrated the saline solution they gave wasn’t working barely moved and my mom had to get a nurse because despite being right across from their station no one had checked on me in a long time. I was discharged after the saline solution in the bag had barely even gone down. That being said shout out to the awesome nurse and EMT who did great with my IV when it was giving them major issues

I wish there was an option for negative stars. If you DON'T have insurance. And go there by ambulance with stroke symptoms. And were there the day before for the same thing. Be prepared to lay in a bed along the emergency room wall in front of the nurse station. I was there crying in pain and told by a very unprofessional staff member to be quiet! They gave me a few crackers some orange potassium drink. Did an MRI and told me I had to go. I was sent home the day before with no diagnosis and very little info. I would never recommend this or any advent hospital to anyone! After a week of symptoms getting worse I went to ORMC and was diagnosed as having a stroke as well as an aneurysm.

This is the worst hospital I’ve ever been to and it’s an absolute disgrace. My husband lacerated his chin and was bleeding profusely, had blood on his clothes, and was on the verge of passing out. These people stuck him in a wheelchair in the waiting room and handed me packs of alcohol wipes to “hold under his nose if he passes out.” Then a nurse had the audacity to tell me to back up and give her personal space when I was trying to find out when my husband would be seen. Mind you, she was sitting on the other side of the desk, more than 6 feet from me. My husband and I left. It’s sad, because the emergency room valet workers seemed to care more about my husband than the medical staff.