The Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital

Moses Cone in Greensboro is very well managed. The hospital infrastructure is very good too.
The staff is excellent and effective in their own areas of expertise; From the folks at the registration process, triage nurse, PICU nurse, and the emergency doctors and the specialists. They ensure that you get best treatment without the paperwork slowing you down.
They also have tie ups with many specialist groups and labs.

Emergency room is awesome, even the satellite ER off 68 in High Point. Very caring, intelligent and professional staff.
Heart center — had a relative in this portion of the hospital. Everyone was very attentive and the nurses carry an in-​house cell phone for the patients to call. (So awesome)
If I have the need (knock on wood) I would take the extra drive to Moses Cone, it’s worth it for good care.

Caring, dedicated, compassionate, kind, curious, and down right amazing is what makes up Moses Cone Hospital! Never have I seen such dedication to a patient in my 26 years of life. My grandmother is currently in ICU here. I love my grandma so much and I can truly say that I would trust these nurses and staff with not only her life but mine as well. The nurses, nurses aids, and respiratory therapists come in about every 15 minutes just to check on her. Not only are they careing for my grandma, they also care for her loving husband of 61 years. He is fine and well physically, but emotionally he is a wreck. He stays with her ²⁴⁄₇. The nurses bring him breakfast. Not only from the cafeteria, but from McDonalds or where ever they pass on the way to work. They bring him lunches, snacks, and even dinner at night. They ask if he needs anything, or if he just would like to talk. This is a wonderful staff and I couldn’t ask for anyone better to be taking care of my family. I highly highly highly recommend this hospital to everyone!

I came into this facility at 4:30 AM on Friday Am with an acute breathing issue and being from out of town I wanted the best possible treatment.
I have recovered from 2 bouts of pneumonia in 6 months and was concerned it had reappeared. I was greeted and taken care of immediately with zero hesitation. The ER triage quickly got me in to get my breathing on track.
I was at Moses Cone for 48 hours and released with great care and advice. Excellent nurses and staff. Courteous, knowledgable and friendly.
Keep up the great work,
John from Pittsburgh

I just had a knee replacement here. Going in to get ready for surgery went great. The nurses were extremely friendly and helpful. The surgery went well. They took me to my room. After 2 hours my husband was still not there. I finally told a second nurse, and she found him. Know one had bothered to let him know it was over, and I was in the room. From the very beginning every time I asked for something for pain, I felt like I was being judged. The doctor and the wonderful lady who checked me in told me to not let it get bad before I asked, so I was doing as I was told. On the first day of PT I was feeling good. The PT person who was also very helpful, said I did some exercise that most people can’t do until they are home a few days. Boy did I pay for that. My nurse said she couldn’t give me anything for the pain. I asked her to call my Dr. as the pain was unbearable. She finally brought me something, but by that time it was way overboard. I cried in pain for over 2 hours, then she finally brought me everything at once. Finally relieve. She told me it was because my Dr. Had told her I was taking hydrocodone before I had surgery (really) I can’t take I NSAIDS. Then I made the mistake of calling my nurse to take me to the bathroom. She informed me that I was to call the desk, and not her #. She had more important things to do that take me to the bathroom. On the night before I went home I had a male nurse that brought me the pain medicine on time instead of making me ask for it. He said he had been through the same thing so he knew I needed to keep up with it. I wish he could have been my nurse the whole time. I have been in 5 hospitals in the past years (with family members) also myself, and I have never been made to feel bad about anything I asked for. If I have a choice I will not go back to Moses Cone.

My husband’s surgery at 8:00 Friday morning 11÷21÷14 was successful, and that’s thanks to a phenomenal staff! Never have we been to a med center where the staff was so friendly and accommodating. Everyone, excluding none, was efficient, well-​trained, and knew exactly what /​when to do to make my husband’s short stay as pleasant as possible. What struck me the most was how happy the staff of nurses, volunteers, and doctors seem to be. Smiles, offers of help and solace abound at Moses Cone. Not once did we have to wait more than just a few minutes after ringing for a nurse’s help, which we’ve never experienced before at other hospitals. They treated him like royalty! A special thanks to the nurses on the 3^rd floor. Thank you so very much for being a well-​oiled machine and making this experience somewhat pleasurably memorable.

Friday nights in the ER blow — but my six hours here were half way enjoyable. I cut off my finger, yes my right index finger — ugh… anyway, all of the nurses were kind and compassionate and helped me through triage, xrays and surgery. I can say, I don’t want to go back, but if I had to, it would be here.

My father was having surgery and the hospital itself was clean and fairly easy to navigate. Some of the staff and volunteers were not very kind and we did have a little bit of issues getting updates during the surgery. My father was supposed to be in surgery for three and a half hours, but ended up being in for six hours without updating the family. The nurses that were assigned to my dad were VERY welcoming and I was very appreciative of their kindness. Overall, it was a fairly easy experience and the procedure was successful. Thank you, Moses Cone!

Nice nurses and staff. WOW!