Chapman Global Medical Center

The worst. This ER is by far the worst I have ever been to. They charged me $ 1000 just to visit the ER to do absolutely nothing. It is dirty and gross and took over 4 hours for again, nothing. Our final bill was $ 2000 for truly nothing. I saw the doctor for about 5 minutes total and was told to see a specialist… that is what you get for $ 2000. Also, their billing people are rude.

Went to the ER twice last night, the first time I was given antibiotics for a bladder infection. I went home in excruciating pain and ended up going right back. Turns out it was a kidney stone (DR. Said Bladder infection, WRONG !) Spent hours in pain and no one cares. They were busy playing solitary and playing on the computer. Horrible experience and I will never go back even if I’m dying

I went to the ER last night. I would not recommend this ER. The staff does not have a warm and I am here to help you attitude. They give you the attitude that you are bothering them. They were not busy at all but it still took over two hours for a simple x-​ray. I left completely disappointed that I wasted my time. I should have gone to a larger one. The place smelled. It is old and has not been updated. The staff argues with each other over work. There is no privacy between patients when doctors are treating you. The x-​ray tech did not speak very good English and did not understand what the injury was so he hurt it more. Please save your self time and go someone else. You will be glad you did in the end.

Quaint quiet hospital. Very clean and private unlike those huge hospitals you have to wait hours. Centrally located.

This is by far the wort urgent care I’ve ever been to. I came in with my husband with flu like symptoms, we checked in at 5:32 and right after we checked in 3 ambulances showed up and understandably they were given priority as expected. By 9:26 a guy nurse came out to the lobby to tell everyone that wait would be another 2 – 3 hours (been here 4 hours now) we were tired but we decided to wait it out. Then one more person showes up… by this time the lobby is full. Some people got tired of waiting and started to leave. We continue to hang in there… then that nurse guy came out a second time and took in the guy that just showed up, he had been in the lobby for about 1 hour. I walked up to the window to tell the
receptionist that we had checked in before this guy and still had not been seen she said she wasn’t in charge of who goes in and out but asked me if I wanted to call the back and ask them? I said ok and she transferred me, a male voice answered who sounded to me like he was a sleep and indeed that is what I asked… «are you sleeping?» He asked who I was as if confused with my question? I said I was a patient waiting out in the lobby to be called… by this time we had been there 7 hours it was 12:30 by now. I can tell the male nurse got mad with my question but I continued to tell him that we had arrived before the guy who got called up before us. He said that the guy was having an asthma attack and that was the reason he went up first… just remind you I have not moved from my seat since I got there, and not once did I see the guy having any issues breathing… (I would have not been complaining if that was the case) the male nurse did not like the fact that i was complaining and hung up on me. That blew my top, I could not believe that he had hung up on me. I was still standing in front of the receptionist I asked for his name but they would not give it to me so I demanded to speak to anyone above him… and sure enough they transferred me to the hospital chief and she was really nice said she would be out to speak to me about what happened and she did. Gave me her card and got us a room right away. I was very please with the way she dealt with the situation but everyone else was so rude and unprofessional I was in shock that a hospital staff would behave that way. Well once we were in our room the doctor that came in was nice but everyone else was looking at us like we had done something wrong. End the story I/​we will never come back again. The hospital it self was a dirty looking, I had heard some stories about the cleanliness of the urgent care… but you actually have to see it to believe it. I really wish we could post a review with no starts because this place don’t even deserve one!

we went to the ER close to 11 p.m. on a Sunday night. Dr. P. Mendoza was very disgruntled and unhappy. It’s a small facility and patients can hear everything that is being said. She was talking to her colleagues and we heard her saying that she was very tired and didn’t get much sleep. Note, that all their conversations were spoken pretty loudly since most staff were at their stations and weren’t sitting in close proximity to each other. She got upset when a child checked in with her grandmother, Dr. Mendoza then got upset when the child and her grandmother changed their minds and decided not to stay. Obviously, the doctor was at the tail end of her shift and was at her wits end. She was professional when she interacted with us. However, we felt like a burden for being there.
All other staff (nurses and lab technicians) during the night shift were professional and did a great job. Dr. Coombs arrived in the morning and he was very personable and professional. He was great and talked us through things.

My mother was admitted with gangrene on her foot. Four days passed before they decided to let us know there was no vascular surgeon at that facility. She went 1.5 days with out her bandage being changed, she would push the nurse alarm/​button and hours would pass before someone would come, she had to ask repeatedly for pain meds and they would sloooowly eventually help her, she had her bandage so full that it leaked blood and puss all over her bathroom floor and wasn’t cleaned up for hours, so I call to find out what the heck we were planning to do in order to actually have her foot removal surgery or just any information only to be ignored by the case manager who told my uncle who called her that returning family calls «isn’t her job!». Worst hospital in the world and so glad we moved her to Anaheim memorial.

Went to the ER at 1:00am on a Thursday. Was in and out of there in less than one hour including lab test that were completed. I believe I saw Dr. Coombs he is very personable and caring. Great doctor and staff. They were friendly, professional, thorough and most of all valued others time. No one wants to go to an ER in the first place but I would have to say this was a good experience.

I was seen in the emergency room here in 2011 for gastric reflux and chest pain. I already knew it would be G.I. related but I did not know that I had a hiatal hernia which was confirmed by Dr. Korber through CT scan! The staff was very friendly with Rhonda Remington as my nurse and Jason Meier as my other nurse! They are both excellent nurses of the highest caliber. Dr. Korber who no longer works there is one of the best doctors that I’ve ever had! By the way the hospital never closed it just changed its name to the fun sounding Chapman Global Medical Center. And the wait is barely even five minutes if that to get into the ER! Nice small hidden little hospital!