The Children's Hospital at Montefiore
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3415 Bainbridge Ave, Bronx, NY 10467

The Montefiore Medical Center, the University Hospital and Academic Medical Center for the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, is one of the leading heath care system sin the United States that provides clinical and recovery services for patients. The center offers cardiac surgery, cancer care, and tissue and organ transplantation solutions. It practices in the areas of nephrology, neurology, neurosurgery pediatrics, orthopedics and geriatrics. The Montefiore Medical Center offers services for individuals with neurological disorders. It provides treatment and diagnostic evaluation solutions for patients with cardiopulmonary abnormalities. The center offers physical therapy programs for patients recovering from illnesses, accidents and surgeries. It operates Children s Hospital at Montefiore.

Reviews

Sergey T.

03/15/2019

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A great doctor, a great office, full of positive energy from everyone around you. The doctor is very knowledgeable and professional. She always has time to explain everything that worries you until you have more questions left. Will definitely be back!

gn1ces

04/15/2010

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Down right pathetic!

My sister went to this hospital in excruciating pain and bleeding profusly to find out after waiting 8 hours to be seen that she has 2 sists on her overy and one burst. They tell her to go to see her doctor and prescribe her pain medication. They dont prescribe antibiotics or advise her how to take care of herself. She leaves the hospital bleeding in pain and goes to see her doctor who tells her she needs to go back to the hospital and so she does. While she is waiting once again for hours she asks can she please have pain medication while she waits because she cant take the pain. They tell her no because now the emergency room is busy with patients and she had to wait for a doctor to be assigned to her. Meanwhile she is still bleeding heavily and crying in pain for hours. Emergency rooms are supposed to be for emergencies and she had a real emergency. She had to leave this hospital and travel to another hospital about an hour away to be seen. When a patient is discharged they should be given a real explanation of their health issue and details about what needs to happen from that point on and how it will affect the patient in the future. How should they take care of themselves. Then they should be advised to go to their doctor who should have a copy of the hospital records faxed to their office so that they can give care to the patient not just a damn prescription for another pain medication that doesn't even work becuase you usually get the generic version. Very dissapointed!