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Nathan Sol

Best and most caring staff I’ve ever had at a hospital ever. Stayed for a 4 day EMU. Special shout out to: - lily (nurse) Took such good care of me on my first night and made sure I understood everything. Never made me feel bad for pressing the call button. - Diego (TECH) Recommended a great show, consistently walking me through the process, really kind - Carolina (Nurse) always made sure I was comfortable, extremely personable and professional - Gemma (Nurse) Sweetest soul to be on this planet. Kept me calm after episodes and was very gentle. Extremely knowledgeable. - Paul (Nurse) Literally my carbon copy, amazing bedside manners, incredibly thorough. Always wrote things on the board, checked in on me without me calling. Overall, as a transgender male I have never experienced such kindness from a hospital staff before. Praying for the whole staff to make a reasonable and respectable wage in the future. Extremely underpaid, but never made me feel like a burden. Sending love to you all <3

Freddie Jones

Christina CLAY RN Mauricio Pineda, RN Agata T, RN This the greatest team in the entire hospital. They were so attentive, knowledgeable and busy but very detailed about wanting to give the patients the best care.. All 3 employees went over and beyond to help me get my health in shape and I thank God for them. They love there job and they do it with smiles. If I could give an extra star on my review I would. Thank you.

Chris Krawiec

UI Health has been nothing short of a lifesaver for me, time and time again. The care, compassion, and dedication of the doctors, nurses, and entire staff are truly unmatched. From the medical expertise to the overall comfort of the environment, every aspect of my experience has been exceptional. As someone with complex and challenging health issues, I have often felt like there was no hope—but these professionals never gave up on me. They fought for me in ways I could never have imagined. The doctors at UI Health are not only highly skilled but also deeply compassionate, making sure patients feel supported every step of the way. Even during moments of discomfort, they remain attentive and truly present. A special tribute goes to the incredible transplant coordinator, Anita Pakrasi. She has been an absolute beacon of guidance and support, leading both me and my mother—who selflessly donated her kidney—through the entire transplant process. With unwavering dedication, she has been there at every turn, answering questions at any hour and ensuring that we always felt confident and informed. Anita’s commitment to her patients goes beyond duty; it is an act of pure kindness and devotion, leading people toward the best possible outcomes. UI Health is a place where excellence meets compassion, and I will forever be grateful for the extraordinary care I have received.

a l

My family and I have been coming here since I was a child. For the most part, service us to was satisfactory for over the span of 2 decades. My mom was battling cancer on and off since 2016, she would express to me that the nurses and doctors would treat her kindly and loving... until her last few months. Still do not understand why if they found something again, they didn't contact her immediately. They instead waited till her set appointment. The other issue was on the insurance, so I cannot and won't blame the hospital on that end... but there was a wait, and then she got ill, and yes the nurses were kind to her... till we got the devastating news that there was nothing else that can be done. It was... crazy how the demeanor and attitude towards my mom changed dramatically. I was astounded and appalled. Actually now that I am on the subject of rude nurses when she had a surgery done in 2017, and was in recovery she was begging a nurse for help, she couldn't breath, and the nurse completely ignored her. in 2023 when she had an allergic reaction to a chemo treatment, a nurse got frustrated with her because of the language barrier and thought my mom wouldn't understand her when she began talking badly about Spanish speakers. (but even then my mother would not hold anger or resentment towards them.) But I felt I needed to share how in her last month of life, the nurses attitudes changed once receiving the news that it was all for nothing. I can't get it out of my mind. That after coming to this hospital since I was the age of 7, I am beginning to consider going elsewhere. (Also still fail to understand why my husband and I were charged outrageously differently for the same exact blood tests.)