Advocate Trinity Hospital

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the whole staff at Advocate Trinity Hospital takes care of the patient since they arrive till they leave. best hospital i have ever been to. very clean and they make you feel like you are at home once you get there

This is the slowest hospital I have ever been to. Staff is nice but wait time is riduculous. If you are real sick or in pain do not u o to Trinity Hospital. Lots of patience required

Good hospital

On the night that I was taken to the hospital, the nurses were on top of their jobs, took great care of me. But the problem came when I told them that I did not have any medical coverage. After my medical review, and the doctor in the ER, was watching me from the hallway, later came in after my test and told me and my family that I did not have anything broken. But I did suffer some damage, he walked up to me, while I was sitting on the bed, placed his hand on the brace around my neck, and pulled it off. I yelled because of the extra pain he caused me, also when I was going to be X-rayed; I got bumped into the wall, by the tech. Although she was nice, and did apologized, the doctor never did. After I asked a few more questions to my illness, and pain. The discharge person came in and was very helpful, I was not given a brace for my neck, and had to purchase one at the Wal-Mart. I guess this is how you’re treated when you do not have medical care at Trinity Hospital in the South side of Chicago, or should I say; this is how you’re treated when you’re Black, at Trinity Hospital in the South Side of Chicago, with no medical care. Just because I have no medical care, don't judge me or think I am less than anyone else. I am a product of the economic recession. Who is now trying to turn her economic downfall around by returning to school, I was a victim of circumstance, who was placed in your hospital from an accident. And was treated as though I was a beggar on the street asking for coins. What happen to treating people with dignity, and respect? Makes you no different from anyone else, or makes you God, although, many of you suffer from that syndrome. And just because you a doctor; doctor, you also used the bathroom like everyone else. (So what I’m saying the next time anyone no matter what color, race, religion, or economic background you happen to cross paths with, learn one thing, you forgot they taught you in medical school. “Treat all people with dignity”).

The quality of care at this hospital is sucks! The medical care in the Intensive Care Unit at Advocate Trinity is inferior and unacceptable. Many of the nursing staff members of the ICU, whom I spoke with on a daily basis, were from outsourced agencies. Temporary employment agencies! How can there be continuity of healthcare when each day a different nurse, who is not often familiar with the patients' history, is responsible for that critically ill patient's care.



The Board of Directors of this institution needs to take a close look at ICU staffing and the quality of care provided to patients in that unit.