Aurora St Luke's Medical Center

The hospital staff is fantastic, my ICU nurses, Gabby, Nicole, Christy 100% professional, polite, knowledgeable, funny and charismatic. Nicole was awesome when my leg was so bad she told Dr right away what she thought what was wrong with me and they were fantastic. She did everything to try to keep the pain away. Gabby was very funny and so easy going always there when I needed her with a great big smile. Christy also very knowledgeable and on top of everything. All assistants also were awesome especially Gavin, so a great big Kudos to all and I recommend this hospital to everyone, thank you for everything.

I cannot say enough great things about the staff here. Unfortunately they are severely overworked overwhelmed and understaffed. Considering what they have to work with I have to say this is the best hospital experience I've ever had. I came in at 6pm Sunday evening and within minutes they had me in the back triaging me and I stayed in the triage room for about 10 minutes and they put me right in a room. I was told they were going to admit me but unfortunately there was no room upstairs. Mind you this is a 900+ bed hospital and there were probably 40 people sitting out front. The nurses were in about every 15 minutes like clockwork the ER Dr saw me probably 3 times to keep me up to date what was going on and on top of that the Hospitalist came in and saw me twice. I was in the ER until Tuesday evening before I got a room upstairs on the 8th floor. Once I was in my own room the great treatment continued until I was discharged Friday morning. I have NEVER been treated with such care and compassion in a hospital setting as I was this week. As long as I'm in Milwaukee I will NEVER go anywhere else. It's sounds like something you would say about a restaurant or a movie but believe me it's worth the wait. Thank you all!!

This has to be the most nastiest hospital not clean at all the windows are nasty the service to my uncle was horrible nurses are so rude since he got admitted his room has not been cleaned at all nasty nasty bad environment the trash has been in the same spot since day one this is all in the north 4th floor disgusting 🤮 shame on you saint lukes

Great doctors, poor conditions for patients recovery. It's very obvious that this hospital is just out to make money and not put care into after surgery conditions. Stuffing patients into exam areas, seperated by only curtains. One toilet down the hall, shared by at least 8 patients, their visitors and the nursing staff. No privacy. Floressant lights can't be dimmed for sleeping. No TV to pass the time waiting to get out of the 'tent village'. You get one hard chair and not even a waste basket. I'm sure the hospital is charging you for a 'room'. If there are not enough rooms available, schedule surgeries differently.

My 81 y/o mother had a knee replacement here on Monday. The medical professionals are competent and did a fine job. No one has much bed-side manner, but you kind of get used to it. The post-op nurses are terribly overworked, but do the best they can. However, the facility itself and the general hospital staff are terrible. Uneducated and lazy. Admitting didn't know how to take insurance information. Pharmacy didn't know how to find credit card on file. Meds, which should've been available pre-op, were only delivered by discharge after MUCH urging. The worst are the conditions patients must put up with for an overnight stay. You are first moved to a 'ward' w/ countless other post-op patients while they tell you they are waiting for a room to become available. A real room was never an option, one comes to find later. Then, 2hrs later, they move you to an area pictured here where you essentially have no more than a curtain surrounding a small bed with at least 10 other patients in the same area...and this is where you spend the night. Quiet hours are not monitored and people are allowed to have visitors talking loudly until 11p. Lights, which are supposed to be dimmed by 8p, were only turned out at 10p by request. I couldn't get her out of here fast enough and provide some real patient care. I wouldn't recommend someone take their dog here for health care.