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University Medical Center New Orleans

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University Medical Center New Orleans is the academic medical center of LCMC Health and the only verified Level 1 Trauma Center in South Louisiana.

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University Medical Center New Orleans is the academic medical center of LCMC Health, a Louisiana-based, not-for-profit health system. UMC New Orleans encompasses a 2.3 million square foot campus anchoring the developing biomedical district. With a capacity for 446 beds, including 60 behavioral health beds, UMC New Orleans will offer comprehensive primary care and specialty care, cutting edge research and the region’s only Level 1 Trauma Center. As the state’s largest teaching hospital and training facility for many of the state’s physicians, nurses and allied health professionals, UMC New Orleans plays an integral role in shaping the future of healthcare for the region. It serves as a key partner of LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans, Tulane University School of Medicine and other academic institutions.

Address: 2000 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA
Phone: (504) 702-3000
gro.htlaehcmcl@ofnioncmu
State: Louisiana
Zip Code: 70112


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Reviews
"The good-to-great companies understood a simple truth. The right people will do the right things and deliver the best results they're capable of regardless of the incentive system" (Good to Great by J Collins). There are a great number of excellent individuals who carry the workload. But when you settle on nepotism, excellence is only hindered. And without any accountability or work standards, we might as well perpetuate the standard of Louisiana being ranked near the bottom 10% of education-and-the-like. Remove the bluetooth and mindless wandering of the employee who does nothing for an hour. Then we might rise and move forward as a hospital and a state.
7 years ago (26-10-2017)
This is probably the worse hospital that I have been to. The wait time is unheard of. The staff is not the best at all. My mom came here because she took sick it took the forever just to get the test done. Told them I understand things come up but it doesn't mean that you forget about the rest of the patients that need care. The staff was not attentive at all. This hospital needs to be shut down. Definitely go to another hospital if you can.
7 years ago (15-09-2017)
I was feeling ill for several days with high fevers, night sweats and chills. I decided to check myself into the ER and ended up being hospitalized for a week. Multiple doctors helped diagnose a kidney disorder and over the last 8 weeks I have continued to receive outstanding treatment. I've had two kidney biopsies and countless tests done to determine the exact disorder that I have as well as the best treatment options. At times there are long waits but that's just what happens in hospitals at times. More individuals in New Orleans use the services because they have more health issues due to more crime as well as drug, alcohol, and tobacco abuse than other cities. Don't blame hospitals for having a high number of patients that need to utilize their services because of how dangerous the city is both with crime and an overall deplorable lifestyle of a high percentage of residents. If you've ever walked around outside the hospital you'll also see a bunch of pricks with no class smoking cigarettes in no smoking areas and a bunch of drug addicts with no self control that the state is obligated to provide care to. It's not the hospitals fault that they have to provide services to these pieces of trash that have no will power to actually change. Blame the state for not having more exclusions for who can receive services.
7 years ago (12-09-2017)
This place is a great example of what happens when you put a broken system, run by incompetent management in a shiny new building. You get a polished turd. Are you experiencing a medical emergency? 8-12 hours wait in the smelly waiting room. Need surgery? Next available appointment is 4 months away, just for the consult. Need to see a specialist (pulmonology, gastrology, hematology, etc)? Next available appointment is 3 months away. If you want decent care, go to an Ochsner hospital or Touro.
7 years ago (09-11-2017)
I've gone here several times since my accident. The staff are very helpful and kind. I had ortho surgery here a few weeks ago and don't have any issues so far. You will always have 1 off attitudes, maybe someone is having a tough day. But I never had an issue with the staff or services. I will update this review if needed.
8 years ago (18-07-2017)
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