Good Samaritan Hospital at 2425 Samaritan Drive in San Jose, California

Customer Reviews about Good Samaritan Hospital

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  good Samaritan is excellent with initial care but I have been there in the emergency room when they sent home a man because they thought he really just had severe abdominal pain. Well he showed up 4 hours later needing emergency surgery because of internal bleeding. Another time I was there they wanted to send me home. I am very heavy so they did not assist me in walking. Which was the reasons I went because all of a sudden I was not able to walk. I took two steps and fell. Later I found Out I had an acute injury to my back and some time earlier when I had fallen I had broken my back. Now The later was before but the lower injury had happened within the last 24 hours because even though they wanted to discharge me before they had to admit me. Sadly to say I insisted on the CT scan before leaving and they said everything was normal= now:they" are the doctors they assigned me. It also took 4 days to control my blood until they called an endocrinologist They never did suggest based on what they thought - I was faking it all, see a psychiatrist? I had injured my back - see an orthopedist? See an endocrinologist? I of course have some of these but they had me discharged without seeing any doctor that morning or on the paper say I should consider seeing the following doctors and that was because they according to them I was fine. Maybe it was a misdiagnosis when I went in but their care from the thought I was over acting caused me serious problems and injuries.Just like the man that needed emergency surgery because they thought he was overacting. I would rate the hospital one in some cases like this but much higher in other. I think Good Samaritan is the luck of the draw.
  October 31, 2017

  by leslie mallamace
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  During recovery from open heart surgery, my grandmother was asked to leave her husband's (Daniel Gonzales) bedside. She was told to leave at 1:30 am. The patient in question has a learning disability (which should not be discriminated against) and a speech barrier. She is the patients eyes, ears, and mouth. The patient has a right to understand what is happening to him and his treatment; and asking her to leave at 1:30am puts her and the patient at risk and infringes on the Patients bill of rights, and is unacceptable. Feeling very disappointed and upset.
  August 13, 2017

  by Paul Carrillo

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