Overwhelmed, poor triage, inattentive staff in the emergency department. I suspect they do a wallet biopsy on each patient prior to treating.
Posted Date : 09/12/2017
St. Luke’s Medical Center
Overview
St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee is a reputable hospital that is known for providing high-quality healthcare services to the community. The hospital offers a wide range of medical specialties and services, including emergency care, surgery, cardiac care, and rehabilitation. St. Luke's is also known for its compassionate and skilled medical staff who are dedicated to providing the best possible care to patients. Overall, St. Luke's Medical Center is a trusted healthcare facility in Milwaukee that is committed to improving the health and well-being of its patients.
Hospital Facilities
- Cardiology
- Oncology
- Neurology
- Orthopedics
- Pediatrics
- Surgery
- Emergency Medicine
- Radiology
- Women's Health
- Behavioral Health
- Endocrinology
- Rehabilitation Services
- Sleep Disorders Clinic
- Wound Care Center
- Sports Medicine
- Travel Medicine Clinic
Awards & Recognitions
- Magnet Recognition for Nursing Excellence
- Truven Health Analytics Top 100 Hospital
- Healthgrades Outstanding Patient Experience Award
- Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval
- Leapfrog Top Hospital Award
- US News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings
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What are the visiting hours at St. Luke's Medical Center?
Visiting hours at St. Luke's Medical Center are from 9am to 9pm daily.
Does St. Luke's Medical Center have a cafeteria for patients and visitors?
Yes, St. Luke's Medical Center has a cafeteria that is open daily for patients and visitors.
Is parking available at St. Luke's Medical Center?
Yes, St. Luke's Medical Center has parking available for patients and visitors.
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2900 W Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53215, United States
2900 W Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53215, United States
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Anonymous
Mother was taken to the local emergency room this past weekend. We were told she needed an operation right away would be the only way to save her and at that hospital they couldn’t do it. They contacted St Luke’s who told us they were full and had no rooms about 28 hours later the heart surgeon called us and said they refused us because it was a risky operation and because of my mother’s age she passed away this morning not getting what she got because she was elderly and St Luke’s didn’t want to help her. It seems to me it would have been better to try and lose her than to not try at all and lose her because St Luke’s didn’t want to take care of an elderly person. Thank you for nothing!!
Anonymous
I am amazed by the attention I have received since I ended up at ER with a broken ankle. The nurses, the casting, and the RX technicians were empathetic and gentle. My surgeon answered all my questions about my surgery and even during my post-surgery visits, he showed caring and professionalism. Special thank you to Nurse John and his assistant Todd on the night shift on the 11th floor, you guys are awesome!
Anonymous
I left AMA under care following a surgery. The Team member just walked in to take vitals. No name, No hello how are you. She tried to put the blood pressure cup over my Free style Libre glucose monitor. I interrupted her and she was upset, no apology. she had to move her cart under duress. After she went to get my blood sugar. with monitor in hand wiped my finger w/ alcohol wipe and dried it by blowing on my finger, As I said, “hey” to stop this she stuck my finger got my blood glucose. I have 4 other gross stories that all lead up to my leaving AMA.
Anonymous
Awesome great job they were helpful to me for the time of my stay
Anonymous
Very knowledgeable caregivers. If you or family member is struggling with cardio, stroke or cancer like illness this is the place to go!