Covenant Health

Last week my friend was driving her car to school. She blacked out on the wheel for at least a second, her eyes rolled back to her head, she was dizzy, and was foggy for the next hour in class. She was worried about this experience she had and told her friend. Her friend had the same thing happen to her the year before and found out she had a TIA. My friend then realized this was a bigger deal than what she had thought, so she went to the ER at covenant. Covenant took her blood pressure, which was super high for her only being 21 years old. Taking her blood pressure was as far as covenant went to giving her aid. They didn’t see her for 4 hours and the nurse at the front check in desk said there was nothing they could for her blood pressure and my friend decided to leave because of the lack of help given to my friend. That following day we went to the UMC where they immediately took her blood pressure, vitals, and even a 12 lead EKG. My friend was given a room and after a cat scan and MRI she found out she had a tumor on her brain! A TUMOR! Covenant let her leave their «care» without even having the audacity to understand what happened/​was happening to her. She and I are both in disbelief that Covenant could let this slide past them. If she wouldn’t have gone to UMC, (a much more promising hospital) she would have never known she had this tumor until something even more serious would have happened. If you are choosing whether to go to UMC or Covenant, definitely pick UMC.

75 days and they have almost killed my dad. The social workers are lazy. The doctors avoid the family. Multiple screws ups.
Frankly it’s a third-​world hospital pretending to be state of the art. The facilities are old and dirty. It’s obvious that they are understaffed. I wouldn’t recommend this hospital. Go to Houston or Dallas for your healthcare.

Fantastic hospital! Warm staff for the most part, never had an issue that could be resolved. Pretty quick in the ER. We feel confident in their care!

The 19^th St campus of Covenant Hospital is not world class. It is instead the class of the world, setting the standard to which all other medical facilities strive to match. I have had several stays at this hospital over the last ten years traveling back to Covenant fron Ohio to obtain care here. Why. Simple they will fix, cure or scare what ever ails you so that you are healthy and happy when you leave.
The menus for the patient for every issue but heart healthy are excellent with one exception. The heart heathy menu is not os fine; however, that maybe because I detest 85% of everything served on the menu. The salads and fruit are ok.
The medical staff are consistent, they start at excellent and get better from there. This facility has saved my life at least 6 times in the last ten years. Cardiologists, hemotoligists, onoconiglists, and hospitalists are as good as it gets and some have a true gift of healing.
The cafeteria for families of patients makes eating off campus an absolute must. It is worse the public school lunches and often is not manned by the contractors hired to run it.

Awesome hospital but then again, I work there! lol