Swedish Hospital Cherry Hill Campus

I agree with some people on here that certain different doctors are good. Not all doctors are bad but my advice is to don't have a baby or be pregnant here. I'm from Florida visiting Seattle Washington, I waited 6 hours to be seen and I had pain in my uterus after being 7 weeks pregnant so after they checked they said the baby is ok but days later I had a miscarriage. I won't recommend anyone to go there if there pregnant unless it's the only hospital in this State and there life depending on it. Try to go out of the city or out of the State if u can. Those people are very rude not friendly. There gloomy and don't like to be courteous and speak when that's what sick people in the hospital need is nice people, ONLY very few people are nice there. The doctor doesn't speak into details about the situation she just told me I had a UTI and said she didn't have time to talk threw me some meds and left. I value myself and I care and if it was u or any of your loved ones that u value u wouldn't want to be half treated that way either. It's so sad up here. They don't even have nothing for little kids to get help like speech and OT therapy they throw all children on the waiting list besides drafting some extra people from another facility from another state or country to work so all kids can get help and get off the waiting list... the whole City of Seattle is like that included sweatish and it's a shame.. Smh

Update 2yrs later. Phenomenal care from all I encountered CVICU: CNA's, cleaning staff, doctors, nurses, PRNS, NPS - professional, compassionate, friendly, smiling ... Thank you all so much! 2 yrs ago: Pleasant atmosphere. Clean waiting area. Friendly and efficient administration - receptionists - staff in cardiovascular imaging! Many thanks!

Dr. Glenn David gave me injections in my lower back to relieve pain I have had for-ever. The doctor, assistants, staff and everyone on his team and in his office(s) were ALL great -- knowledgeable, caring, helpful and overall - THE BEST! Most importantly, the pain has been alleviated (I know it will probably not be permanent and I may eventually need a repeat, but well worth the small amount of inconvenience.). Thanks to all for making my life so much better!