I hope your not admitted there worst hospital ever
Posted Date : 25/02/2019
Christiana Hospital
Overview
Christiana Hospital is a leading hospital located in Newark, Delaware. It is a part of the ChristianaCare health system, which is one of the largest healthcare providers in the Mid-Atlantic region. The hospital offers a wide range of medical services, including emergency care, surgery, oncology, cardiology, and women's health services. Christiana Hospital is known for its commitment to providing high-quality, compassionate care to all patients.
Hospital Facilities
- Emergency department
- Cancer treatment center
- Cardiology department
- Orthopedic department
- Women's health services
- Neurology department
- Pediatric department
- Surgical services
- Behavioral health services
- Rehabilitation services
Awards & Recognitions
- Named the top hospital in Delaware by U.S. News & World Report
- Received the Healthgrades Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence
- Designated as a Magnet hospital for nursing excellence
- Recognized as a Blue Distinction Center for Cardiac Care
- Achieved Level I Trauma Center verification from the American College of Surgeons
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FAQs
What are the visiting hours at Christiana Hospital?
Visiting hours at Christiana Hospital are generally from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, but may vary depending on the unit. It is best to check with the specific unit for their visiting hours.
Is parking available at Christiana Hospital?
Yes, Christiana Hospital has parking available for patients and visitors. There are both surface parking lots and parking garages on the hospital campus.
What services are available at Christiana Hospital?
Christiana Hospital offers a wide range of services including emergency care, surgical services, maternity care, cancer treatment, and more. They also have specialty programs for stroke, heart care, and orthopedics.
Does Christiana Hospital have a cafeteria?
Yes, Christiana Hospital has a cafeteria that is open to patients, visitors, and staff. The cafeteria offers a variety of food and beverage options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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4755 Ogletown-Stanton Road, Newark, DE 19718
4755 Ogletown-Stanton Road, Newark, DE 19718
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Anonymous
An absolute nightmare to deal with entry through the Emergency Room. Thirteen hours of a hall bed where private demographic information, test results and doctor discussions are said openly within the hallway for all to hear. What a flagrant violation of patient privacy HIPAA laws!
From a hall bed when emergency got even busier to what they call a Z Bed. The Z Bed consisted of five hours in a public hallway on the fourth floor with no monitoring, facilities or care. To use a bathroom consisted of a 200 foot walk being held up by an attendant with a waist strap for a patient who could not walk on their own.
The level of care provided was deplorable. Never again will Chrisitana Care be used! They should lose their license to operate.
Anonymous
AFTER WAITING FOR 4 HRS ON 9/26/22 WITH BACK PAIN RADIATING TO MY FLANK FEELING MY URETERS CONTRACTING AND EXPLAINING THAT I WAS EXTRUDING SAND IN MY URINE EVEN GOING AS FAR AS TO SHOW THEM PICTURES WHICH THEY DECLINED TO SEE NO URINE SAMPLE WAS , TREATED BY A SMARMY ARROGANT INSENSITIVE DOCTOR AND HAD TO CRY AND PLEAD FOR PAIN MEDS.FINALLY, ANOTHER DOCTOR INTERCEDED AND WAS GIVEN 1 PERC AND WAS DXED WITH A URINARY TRACT INFECTION NO SCRIPT GIVEN AND 2 ADDITIONAL PARTING SHOT BY HIM MAKE SURE THEY LAST WITH A CHUCKLE THIS HOSPITAL SHOULD BE CLOSED ANIMALS ARE TREATED BETTER AT THEIR FACILITIES AVOID THIS PLACE AVOID IT!
Anonymous
something needs to be done with Kylie thats a nurse on the trauma floor. sitting my husband in the hallway for over 4 hours because she was being a B***H. she has no business working with patients period. She is rude, uncaring , disrespectful and has no business in any medical care at all.
Anonymous
The nurses on the trauma floor, are rude and talk rudely to patients. You dont push a patient out in to the hallway that has multiple fractures in their back and leave them their for 4 hours. and why is a patient being left in a sweaty sticky hospital gown for a week? If the nurses don’t have patience and can’t handle taking care of the patients properly, then they have no friggen business working there. they should be glad that visitors can’t be there, because this wife right here would have jacked up a few of the nurses there. Something better be done about them or I foresee a nice law suit……………………………
Anonymous
I was admitted to the women and children building for a high risk pregnancy. Every single person I met along the way could not have been more caring and personable, making the stressful situation much easier to handle. They answer all of my questions, always have great bedside manner, and overall make me feel like I’m in great hands