Fairview Hospital

Emergency Room staff took excellent care of my son who had been stung by a Yellow Jacket just below his eye. The Nurses and ED Doc very professional and caring.

Fairview hospital is one of the worst hospitals I’ve been to. I was 13 going on 14 weeks pregnant & I was having a miscarriage. Literally bleeding all over myself in the waiting room & was told I would have to wait 14 hours to see a doctor. Meanwhile, I’m passing blood clots the size of my fist & in such agonizing pain I couldn’t stop crying. They had to move me into another room so I wouldn’t ‘disturb the waiting room’ which was only full of people sneezing. No broken bones or gushing blood or anything. They were rude & disrespectful. I eventually had to leave & find another hospital which I had made it to just in time & was immediately taken care of. I’ve never had such a miserable experience at a hospital in my life & I would like to think that if someone is gushing out blood & another human being from their body that they would be a priority over someone with the common cold especially since I don’t think anyone wants to have to clean up all the mess that would have followed if I had accepted their ‘offer’ to wait in the waiting room for fourteen hours. It was just absolutely ridiculous.

Nothing but good care for me and my kids. The new emergency «room» is efficient and well staffed.

A racist hospital and staff. I was there last year regarding a heart issue and I overheard a nurse saying, «why is he here and not in lorain.» I know that my insurance doesn’t have limitations as to where I get my healthcare. My brother also had an issue when his wife was giving birth to his son. The staff were very rude, disrespectful, condescending and bigots. Growing up with racism we know the signs and nuances of people’s mannerisms and verbal communication that enables us to discern the bigotry and racism in those we encounter, and fairview hospital is filled with professional racists. We will never return.

Both kids born there fabulous care. !The Nursing staff took wonderful care of my wife and daughters.

I gave birth to my son at fairview and while our tragic situation didn’t have a happy ending the staff was exceptionally caring and helpful. We’ve been waiting to become pregnant with a rainbow baby so I could have my happy ending there. But since we’ve moved that’s no longer feasible.
My sister gave birth there in 2012 for the most part it was a positive experience. Due to some complications in labor she doesn’t remember much about the birth and a few minutes after but I do. The doctor who was on call (I believe it was Dr. Smith) had a horrible bedside manner. She would not answer our questions if we asked and told us we weren’t the patient that my sister was. Her placenta wasn’t inspected well and she had part of her placenta retained. She wasn’t able to nurse due to this and was brushed off when she called the hospital when the bleeding was more than normal. She had to have surgery 3 weeks post birth.
We had one nurse we didn’t like in the mother baby unit but for the most part the nurses were amazing. Can’t let one spoil the experience.

Absolutely wonderful nurses in ICU. Very helpful, professional and caring. Every nurse we have met has been pleasant with a wonderful bedside manner. The doctors were good as well. All but one doctor had great bedside manner and I think that the one that was unpleasant didn’t really mean to be he just had too much of a language barrier or it was just a cultural difference. All in all it has been as pleasant of an experience as it could be considering why we’re here in the first place.

What an amazing hospital. This house was part of the Cleveland clinic network, and specializes in children’s and NICU. It has a level one MICU which is the highest when you can get and also the nurses there are amazing. It is a very well-​kept and very clean hospital with very courteous people everywhere you go. I would always recommend going to Fairview any chance you can. They also a brand-​new emergency room with its own pediatric emergency room in it as well.

WOW has this place changed over the years. Now when you visit someone you get a visitor pass and the officer on duty takes your picture… it felt like a prison, but a nice one. VERY secured, which I like. Parking is awful, but I just parked in Kamms then walked. It’s very nice inside with the remodel and looks like a really nice new hospital. I’m so used to going to St. Johns in Westlake, but I was really impressed with how this one has changed, for the better!

Simply incredible! I gave birth to my daughter at Fairview last weekend. Not only is the facility organized, sparkling clean, well-​maintained and run like a well-​oiled machine, but it also houses some of the friendliest medical professionals I have ever encountered.
They employ extremely gifted doctors, nurses, and staff who are great at what they do but do it with such ease that you forget how brilliant they all are. They make you seem like you’re the only one receiving care in the hospital!
I’ve heard this hospital referred to as «Hotel Fairview…» now I know why!