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I can complain the service given to me it’s always been great they save my life a few times , great staff and great doctors thanks to all . Couldn’t ask for more . Happy Holidays

I came to NYU Langome Emergency Care Unit on Saturday evening and was seen promptly, taken for tests, brought to observation overnight and then admitted until Tuesday morning. I found the nurses and staff, with few exceptions, to be courteous, professional, efficient and responsive. One must remember that a hospital is not a restaurant where your every whim is seen to immediately, but a busy, busy operation with others whose needs may be more critical than your own. My condition, diagnoses, medications, tests and results were all explained clearly and all injections and procedures handled with as little discomfort as possible. Of course there are some staff more attentive, more cordial than others, but I never felt neglected or disrespected. If you want the best care available, be a better patient; you are the center of your universe, but not of everyone else's.

I’ve been to many hospitals and this is by far the best hospital ever, clean and we’ll organize. The staffs are well trained, they take full pride in their job. 5 stars for this amazing hospital ❤️❤️❤️

Really Nice and attentive staff! Always care and bring anything you need. 5 Star Hospital! Recommend it.

The best hospital in Brooklyn. The only problem that I don't like is those staff smoking in front of the ER is horrible and disgusting but once you inside there're the number 1.

I came to the hospital after breaking my wrist. It took a bit of time before someone brought me in to be reviewed by a doctor. Once in with the doctor they re-set my hand to my wrist and gave me something for the pain. My experience was beginning to get better until they sent some inexperienced doctor to come over and review my hand. Without my consent he arranged for me to go up to see the surgeon and have him work on my wrist. He said it was my best option so that I could attain at least 75% function of my wrist/hand. I refused and he was clearly agitated that I wanted to seek a second opinion. I left the hospital with pain killers arranged for a consultation from a third party specialist and he provided a clear set of options. None of which included surgery. My wrist and hand are now stronger than ever without the need of "emergency" surgery.

I had a good not great ER experience, they were always attentive to my needs. Only thing I didn’t like was sharing my room with another ill patient. But overall it’s the best I’ve been to in Brooklyn so far. They also give you a neat purple bag to take home which is nice

Great hospital, quality care, and good nurses. Clinic staff is great and wait times are not very long. Hospital staff is courteous and helpful overall making for a good experience.

I’m really happy for our medical center that is extending there general care in every department for everyone

Went to the emergency room and they took me in right away. When I shared that I was uninsured they pointed out their clinic and made sure that my emergency room visit was covered so I wouldn't have to worry. Very helpful and knowledgable and I felt very much taken care of by the staff.

Ambulance brought me there for a compound fracture. I was operated on within 2 hours. Immediately after the operation was a bit rough as they are stingy with pain meds. I stayed for 2 more days for monitoring/recovery. Food was actually good. The recent takeover has had an affect on staff. People are new and generally have a good attitude but you can see that they haven't hit their operational rhythm just quite yet. Be a nice person and you should receive good service. Overall the stay was the nicest part of the trauma experience.

Pretty great experience for NYC ER's. Seen and processed very quickly (on a Thursday early morning), everyone was kind and they ran the tests I needed quickly. The doctors were only there for two minutes each, as usual, but were nice, and the nurses and techs were great. Was in my own room within 15-20 minutes of checking in.

Was admitted on april 16, 2018. Was operated on same morning. All went well....nurses and aides were great...no complaints about anything during stay.

Brought my elderly mother to ER and she was very well taken care of. Eventually she was admitted for a three day stay. Found the new NYU Langone ER to be much better than the Brooklyn Maimonides ER.

This hospital has changed dramatically since NYU took over.... To the better!

The hospital is good and most of the workers are great. There might be one or two that are lazy which make the place look bad. But, Most are amazing, very helpful, Dr. Raymond B. Walsh is one of the best surgeon. I have met some amazing nurses.

Since it is managed by NYU, I can honestly say that my elderly father was well taken care of in the ER. He was also well taken care of in a regular room. My only two complaints is that the night cleaning staff is not up to par and I did not like that they wanted to give my father more tests than needed .

GREAT PLACE, ITS ONLY GETTING BETTER WITH THE TAKER OVER BY NYU Langone

I've heard a lot of bad things about the ER here but I'm glad I didn't have one of those experience. The PA and the doctor were really attentive and caring. The nurses on the other hand can be a little forgetful and forget to get your lab report. The entire trip took around 4 hours and the wait wasn't as bad as I thought.

The nurses were too quality. Everyone was so nice and helpful!