Long Beach Memorial Medical Center is a renowned hospital located in Long Beach, California. It is a leading medical facility that offers a wide range of services including emergency care, surgery, maternity care, diagnostic imaging, and cancer treatment. The hospital is known for its high-quality care, advanced technology, and compassionate staff. With a commitment to providing the best possible healthcare to patients, Long Beach Memorial Medical Center is a trusted and respected institution in the community.
Best care and concern for my needs. Clean. Comfortable beds compared to 40 year old beds in local rehab. Staff is kind and accomplished. I rated services 3 because an ambulance and did not give them my insurance. Consequently I received direct billing from them. Still an open issue. I can't say enough wonderful things about hospital and staff!!
Posted Date : 28/12/2016
This hospital is a glorified VA hospital. Not much better.
Posted Date : 18/06/2016
Excellent care! Found the facility clean, stocked. The staff was helpful and professional.
Posted Date : 23/10/2015
Went in ER got right in due to abdominal pain, which became appendicitis. Very caring staff at Long Beach Memorial, I have always used them due to their utmost care.
Posted Date : 20/10/2014
It is little noisy; overall they have a great thoracic doctor.
Posted Date : 01/01/1970
Anonymous
My brother was transferred to this hospital for cardiac issues. Long Beach Medical Center allegedly has one of the best cardiac departments in the country. If that’s truly the case, I saw no evidence of it. The nurses were nice enough but were almost allergic to doing their job of actually taking care of him. In fact, his wife was fortunately there often enough to sort of pick up the slack for them. They didn’t notice his liver was starting to jaundice until she pointed out the yellow in his eyes. They only started doing something about his bed sores after she put in a formal complaint. By then it was too late and he later had to get surgery to remove some of the fat on his butt because of how bad it’d gotten. He went in complaining about back pain. She tried to follow up to get them to do something about it. They consistently failed to do so and he eventually sat in that hospital bed for months with no circulation in his legs. When they realized their mistake led to him no longer being able to walk, they offered no apology or means of fixing the situation. They just shrugged their shoulders and moved on like it was nothing. At no point did I feel like my brother received quality care at this facility. In fact, this is only the tip of the iceberg of their collective negligence, poor management, and over lack of empathy for the people they call patients. If it was up to me, this facility would receive a massive overhaul, and staff would be evaluated — and punished accordingly — for their genuine willingness to show up for those in their care (or the lack thereof).
Long story short, Long Beach Medical Center could care less about its patients. Don’t go there unless you have absolutely no choice!
Anonymous
I was in excruciating pain and they kept me outside in the cold in a hard chair outside an outdoor tent for many hours despite my difficulty with sitting up. I fell of my chair from pain. They took hours getting my COVID test results. Once my results were in negative they let me go to the crowded smelly waiting room where people were coughing shoulder to shoulder. The wait was extreme and I am still in shock that I was made to wait outside on a hard chair while in extreme pain and a high fever. I will never recommend this ER room and I will never return unless I’m actually on the brink of death and it’s my last option.
Anonymous
This Hospital took good care of my Husband in 2017. They treated my family in respect and caring way. helped us through his treatment and when it was time to deliver him into the arms of God, they were there with love and support for our family. To the Hospital and their staff. Thank you,
Anonymous
Everyone was helpful from the front desk (admissions) to the nurses and physician assistants.
Anonymous
The good physicians are gone. The hospital is filthy.