ZAHI HAIDAR-AHMAD

My wife had to have surgery here at honor health the staff was absolutely amazing from the doctors to the nurse is to even the security guard who greeted us at 5:30 in the morning and probably has to answer the same stupid question every morning. They did it with professionalism, courtesy and respect not something you find in the hospital system I would definitely recommend this hospital for any and all procedures The best part about the hospital is the biking path that goes right past the hospital was great to get out and just go for a walk and not worry about getting run over

Spouse recently had major surgery for back pain. Very complicated as the doctor had to go in from the front and the back. Caged placed and she was up walking the same day. Physical therapist worked with her to develop some home exercises until she can begin pt on a regular basis. Overall nursing staff was warm and we elcoming. Very comfortable room actually. I slept on the recliner chair the entire time she was in the hospital. Meals were ad equate and a couple items were actually tasty. I ate in the cafeteria for breakfast but shared other meals with my spouse who was not too hungry. Housekeeping was friendly and non obtrusive.

Having to have a procedure isn't a fun experience. But from the moment we entered HonorHealth Scottsdale and were greeted by the friendly, smiling gal at the front desk it became a bit less worrisome. She even offered to store my walker and provided a wheelchair. The admittance process was quick and again handled by a friendly, competent lady. Soon after that Thomas, a long time volunteer, whisked me off to the radiology area. Thomas is the type of volunteer any hospital would want to have a 100 of! So friendly, so nice, just another "10" on my way to my final "destination." The "holding room" nurses were pleasant, friendly, calm, nicely explained what would be happening. Another "10" on my service scale! Now, as a very healthy young lady of 70, who really can't understand how or why she's going through any of this, next I meet the doctor and his assistant who will actually be performing the procedure. Again, very great encounter. Calming explanation of the procedure, answered all my questions, another "10". Procedure and recovery time went well and now I'm ready to be whisked out to our waiting car, which husband wisely had Valet parked, yes - another 10. HonorHealth Scottsdale has obviously earned a 5 star overall 10 rating from me. No one likes having to go to the hospital, but since I had to, I'm glad I went there.

I was transferred to HonorHealth Shea Blvd Medical Center and was truly grateful for the changes I received. The nursing was phenomenal. One Nurse in particular was named Leah and Ashley B. Also Danni (? spelling) and a few others. They all were wonderful, especially Leah who normally worked on a different floor . Dr. Mark Carter who was the resident doctor that I saw daily was also quite helpful with getting my pain under control. I will always prefer Shea Medical Center as the place to receive care, although it was quite far from my home in Northwest Phoenix. I appreciated all the help I received by every Doctor and nurse at HonorHealth Shea Medical Center.

Had an outpatient procedure go sideways. Ended up staying for a week. The nurses on 4C were fantastic. Very empathetic and understanding. I don't know how they do it, it's got to be a tough job. Dr. Okafor was great, he explained everything in great detail. The cafeteria was good too. Pork green chili tacos or shredded beef tacos! The valet parking was a plus. The valet was very courteous and friendly. We didn't want to be there but it was nice to have so many helpful people around. Update: had to stay on 2F this time. Great team. Everyone is so nice and kind. They all seem to really enjoy what they do, especially with such a hard job at times. The valet team are really nice and efficient too. Thank you all.