Virtua Health

Wife Required out patient surgery and we were treated like family by everyone from admissions to exiting. I’ve been in lots of hospitals and Virtua Marlton beats them all for service and attention to detail. Like many hospitals they have construction going on but you shouldn’t let that deter you. They have patient status notice posted on TV screen in waiting area using coded ID so you know what is happening before during and after surgery. But again, it’s the staff that rates 5 stars!

ER SERVICES ONLY:
So the ER of this llocation is dirty, old, and makes you not want to touch a thing. Granted you don’t want to be in the ER, but it does not have a welcoming atmosphere. The nurses drop things on the floor and don’t pick them up. There was a dirty glove on the floor when we were taking into one of the ER rooms. Really?!
I only went to this location twice because it’s next to my house. I wonder if the Voorhees location (since it’s brand new) has a better atmosphere.
Overall I was disgusted with the appearance of the ER.
The nurses and doctors were attentive, nice, and never pushed us aside. It’s a shame that they have to work in those ER conditions. There needs to be upgrades going on in this place.
4 stars for the nurses and doctors — 2 stars for facilities = 3 stars

One of the few hospitals in the area that have dialysis. My grandmother coded 4 times and the wonderful staff was able to revive her. They called her a walking miracle. There are plenty of places to shop and eat in the area. The waiting room for family is comfortable and accommodating. Fresh danishes and coffee in the morning and fresh fruit and hot cookies in the afternoon provided complimentary. They also have a great wireless network.

Traveling out of town I didn’t have many options on the weekend when my sore throat was keeping me from traveling home. I asked the hotel where the nearest hospital was and prepared myself for a long wait in the ER, knowing I was a low triage priority.
I was very impressed with the friendliness of the staff from the check-​in, nurses and doctor. Although there was nothing else they could do the hospital ran tests to make sure nothing was missed and sent me home feeling well cared for.

Still think I got great service but DUDE.
Make sure you have solid insurance before going there… was there for four hours and they racked up 13k in charges… I was in Kennedy for FIVE DAYS and received multiple, multiple services and my total bill was only like, 20k… so if you have one of these plans that are all the rage these days:
ER co-​pay = 250
Plan pays 80% of the bill, you have to pay the remaining 20% until out of pocket maximum is reached, which is 4k or whatever, then they pay 100%.
In a scenario like this, you will have to pay almost 2500 because many of the plans have maximum out of pocket for the individual around 4k.
Luckily, my insurance isn’t designed like this and just have to pay a $ 300 co-​pay and be done with it, but companies are cutting costs every where they can and insurance companies are doing the same so costs are being pushed onto the subscriber — it’s one thing to be left holding the bag after insurance pays 80% on a $ 200 doctor’s bill, but for big ticket items like this, you could get screwed.
/​insurance lesson from Meg, just being a pal.