UCI Health — Placentia Linda - Placentia, California

Silvia S.

No hacen bien su trabajo no son amables con los pacientes y ni te chequean por la razón que vienes a emergencia solo te dicen solo te vamos a dar medicina y te vas a casa perdón estoy aquí porque no me siento bien y me dicen eso no pues wow 😡🤬

Noemy P.

Exelente servicio ami bb le regalaron un osito ella feliz

Rosy

For me being in this hospital for my surgery in Placentia Linda hospital it was a great experience all the staff in the hospital treat me with care and compassion all the nurse lady’s that help me and the person that register me to be in the hospital were really great and supportive with me and my parents Thank you so much all of you guys and many blessing to all of guys and the entire hospital staff. EXCELLENT SERVICE THANK YOU👌👍

Para mi haber estado internada para mi cirugía en este hospital Placentia Linda fue una bonita experiencia y todo el personal desde las personas que me registraron para estar Internada ahí fueron muy amables y pacientes conmigo y con mis papás. Muchísimas gracias a todos y que dios los siga llenando de bendiciones y a todos los que trabajan ahí. EXCELENTE SERVICIO GRACIAS. 👌👍

Sincerely,
Rosa Hernández

Luis V.

Me siento muy feliz al visitar a mi amigo que esta en el hospital

young K.

I have been coming here for a gastroscopy since last year, and I am deeply grateful for the kindness and gentleness of the nurses every time I visit. In particular, nurse Irene treated me, a patient, with a bright smile and meticulousness, and even made me feel at ease. I sincerely thank you.

Luz M.

please keep an eye! Day 1/29/2025 I arrived to the ER with urinary and abdominal pain. About 9pm they just took my pressure and I was waiting until 12.45A there, from there they called me in, I put on, the hospital gown .and nobody put a finger on me to help me right there... I had to get dressed and leave there, they have very little help sorry I don't recommend this place, plus 4.30hrs waiting without success ICU ER Hospital please 😢 help us better than you doing 🙏

C U.

Unacceptable and dismissive treatment

I’ve never felt so disrespected by a doctor. Dr. Darren Hom (ER doctor) didn’t bother to listen to all of my concerns. I was in the middle of explaining my symptoms when he abruptly left the room without addressing half of what I came for. His lack of attention and care was not only unprofessional but completely unacceptable. Patients come to doctors for help, not to be dismissed. I would not recommend him to anyone seeking thorough or compassionate care.

申嘉好

My grandfather is currently in the ICU, and now he is being pressured by your so-called social workers, who are neither doctors nor nurses, to be transferred to a nursing home. However, my grandfather is still on a ventilator. On the first day after my grandfather’s tracheostomy surgery, the pulmonologist suggested trying to wean him off the ventilator. My grandfather attempted it for 4 hours but had to return to the ventilator due to muscle fatigue. It has been about 7 days since that first attempt, and this pulmonologist has consistently rejected our suggestion to try again.

My grandfather’s vital signs are now the same as they were during the first attempt to wean him off. However, the hospital seems to be forcing us to leave. While in the hospital, my grandfather contracted a respiratory infection, and during one stable moment, he was sent out for an MRI of his brain but experienced cardiac arrest during the process.

Currently, my grandfather’s condition is very unstable—sometimes better, sometimes worse. He still cannot move his legs. We need other doctors to help us conduct further examinations, but no one is providing that support. It feels like the pulmonologist has given up on my grandfather, refusing to give him even a chance to be taken off the ventilator.

Our request is straightforward: we want the doctors and nurses to actively treat my grandfather and make every effort to help him. But from the very first day my grandfather entered the ICU, this pulmonologist told us to prepare for his death. However, my grandfather didn’t die—in fact, he improved. Yet under the hospital’s care, he became infected again. Despite this, the pulmonologist continues to tell us that my grandfather is going to die, even as his condition stabilizes at times.

This pulmonologist rarely visits his room—once a week at most. We are praying that God will protect him and that your management team will not abandon a patient who still has so much hope.

All we are asking for is the chance to wean my grandfather off the ventilator. Is that too much to ask? No one is telling us if his infection has been fully treated, and we would like to request a different pulmonologist or respiratory specialist. Please do not give up on a patient with so much potential for recovery.