Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital - Valencia, California

Address: 23845 McBean Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355, United States.
Phone: 6612002000.
Website: henrymayo.com
Specialties: General hospital.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Medication disposal, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments, Credit cards, Nursing room.
Opinions: This company has 410 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 2.7/5.

📌 Location of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital 23845 McBean Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355, United States

☎️6612002000

⏰ Open Hours of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital

Address: 23845 McBean Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355, United States.

Phone: 6612002000.

Website: henrymayo.com.

Especialidades

Specialties: General hospital.

Otras caracterÃsticas

Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Medication disposal
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Credit cards
Nursing room

Opiniones

This company has 410 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 2.7/5.

👍 Reviews of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital - Valencia, California

Vilma F.

1/5

Beware of this hospital when you have a “terminally ill” patient. Once the doctors give a final verdict, they will kick your patient out without mercy. To them business is business even when human life is concerned.
My brother was given a few days to live.
He was joking about a “ happiness pill” with the hospitalist( hospital doctor) who prescribed him 2 mg morphine even if he complained of no pain. He was surprised with this when he was referring to a sleeping pill for a “ happiness pill” he was taking about. So he tried the 2 mg morphine which relaxed him and made his sleep better. On the second night, he did the same thing. On the third night, the wife got scared of morphine addiction so he opted for a sleeping pill at 1am which did not help. At 5am, the wife relented and he was given morphine. At 4 pm of the same day, he woke up groggily and was complaining of chest pain. We found out he was given a whooping 15 mg morphine instead of 2 mg. Considering my brother is a non opiod patient with respiratory problems, there should have been close monitoring after administering the 15 mg morphine. We do not know who prescribed this enormous huge 15 mg ( compared to 2 mg which already knocked him off to sleep). But there was no medical personnel assisting us when my brother was complaining of chest pain when he woke up.
A hospitalist came but asked to talk to the wife, without even looking at the distressed patient.
So beware. Do not use this hospital at all.
Eventually and unfortunately at 2am my brother passed unduly and untimely. We thought he passed due to an overdose of that 15 mg morphine.

elizabeth D.

5/5

I woke up with nausea and lower abdominal pain. i went to urgent where the doctor told me to go to ER since my appendix may be the problem. When I got to the Henry Mayo Hospital, Emergency Room, i was in pain and vomiting and in check in, i was rushed into to be seen. they got vitals, gave me medicine and i waited. it was busy, no surprise since it is an emergency room but i like how the people were seen based on urgency. after an hour a ct scan showed i had appendicitis and a surgery will be performed tonight. i like how every nurse and doctor took time to respond and explain to me what procedure they had done or what medication they were giving me and what it was for. Doctor Wong, Doctor Nien, Nurse Hailey, and everyone else that’s helped me, thank you so much for making this painful enduring process much more smoothly. by morning came, my pain was gone and i was able to go home. This was due to the organization of the staff and they look after their patients. yes it did take a while but so is in every urgent care and emergency room you go to. The staff made sure that even though they had a lot of patients and it was a busy day, when they were with you, it was just you and the staff. it made me feel like i was cared for and i cannot thank the staff at the emergency room, the surgical staff and the staff that helped me in my room! very nice place to stay and be cared for.

am

1/5

Brought my younger brother to the Henry Mayo Emergency Room since he was having trouble breathing and having a really dry cough. I was speaking with the receptionist while admitting him, she then asks “is he specially needs” in front of my brother. My brother responds no, that he’s just very tired and not in the mood. I thought this was highly unprofessional and out of her scope practice to even ask such a question. There was no respect for the patient being admitted and there was no sense of empathy. Highly unprofessional and unwelcoming.

mindy K.

1/5

There is no sense of respect for the patient, no therapeutic competence, and the doctors are completely absent. They discharged a patient who is unable to walk, and my mother had to get them into the car alone because the hospital said they couldn’t help. I don’t understand how that could be considered professional medical care. This is the Henry Mayo Acute Rehab Facility, yet they couldn’t even help the patient get out of bed, and PT and OT were barely provided for one hour a day. The patient stayed at Northridge Dignity Rehab for two weeks and then spent three days here — do not come to this place. It’s the worst.

Adrian H.

5/5

Our daughter-in-law was on the fifth floor they took good care of her except one nurse that was was rude(Chiffon). Then our daughter-in-law went to the third floor, where she needed closer attention nurses were absolutely amazing best I’ve ever seen especially (Amanda).Went back up to the fifth floor to comfort care ,where she passed away. As far as all the staff and nurses they were absolutely wonderful.
The staff knew my daughter-in-law was going to pass. They brought us something to eat, something to drink, kept saying do you need anything hats off to Henry Mayo!!!! You are the best, thank you for taking such good care of our daughter-in- law.Meant so much to us knowing she was in excellent care.❤️

Ibrahim S.

5/5

Simply excellence! My mother had hip replacement in this hospital and they were nothing but excellent in service and help. Bea and the gentleman nurse with her then Brooklyn and the other gentleman nurse too and nurses in the morning in room P201 and B201 were all great, and the brilliant Med doctor that explained everything in its simplest way, and trauma doctors who investigated everything well and surgeon doctor Bitar. My apology i am not good in names i do not remember all. they were extremely helpful all of them. thank you.

Deirdre L.

5/5

My husband and I welcomed our first baby last month at Henry Mayo and I truly could not be more thankful for our experience and the incredible staff there. From the moment my family and I walked in, we were greeted with joy and guidance from the security desk & check in area. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the food was really good! My family also enjoyed making frequent trips to the cafeteria which has great food options too. I’m so thankful for all of the amazing nurses who cared for me and my daughter during our stay after my c-section. Each staff member was extremely kind, attentive, & helpful. I will forever be thankful for them. My husband and I were also treated to a celebration dinner and had so many delicious options to choose from. I can’t say enough great things about Henry Mayo and their wonderful staff. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking such good care of us.

EDMOND V.

5/5

I had knee surgery 1 month ago @ OPSC and I had awesome experience from the moment I walked in to the facility. Starting the front desk ( Lourie) , pre op nurses Tracy and Fil, surgery circulator Josh Sheridan , Amy (scrub tech), Dr Ghajar anesthesiologist , Sarah my post op nurse and of course Dr Kayvanfar who was my surgeon and everyone else who helped me for my surgery to go well and painless.