Providence Health System

"Standard of care has slipped badly. Update: It's past having "slipped badly." This place is just a mess and might as well be closed."

"I put this hospital as number one best service ever than any other hospital out Here now fast service and they make sure you are comfortable it needs to be back open again for another and ever future"

"I went to this specific hospital about 5 days ago cause I was feeling ill and there's a lot of nice doctors and nurses. I met Dr.Soufi and the other nurse who treated me for my illness. I would like to thank them someday. Nice and decent hospital. Definitely recommended to anyone. Merry Christmas!!!"

"Extremely slow even though there were very few patients. Doctor and nurse acted as if they’d never had a Covid patient. Once the found out I had Covid they became hysterical. They came back an hour later wearing protective gear. Then took several hours to test my daughter even though it was started on her paperwork that she was there to be tested. They referred me to the ER. I went to Sibley where they actually asked why I was in their ER. The step the doctor and nurse missed at Providence. When I told the triage nurse why I was there she had not frantic reaction. None of the staff at Sibley reacted negatively to my diagnosis. My doctor there was very professional and only wore her mask and gloves. Providence staff made me feel like I had the plague and that’s no way to treat a patient Dr. Bullock. Also we could hear everything you were saying even though you closed the door"

"I always received the best care here when it was a hospital. In the past it felt like my treatment plan was being executed by a team of angels, amoung them Dr. Lawrence, Dr. Mark Johnson, Annie the nurse, and others. They even use to have a copy of a healing or encouraging prayer for you to read or take with you. The gift shop and cafeteria were awesome. This was a first class hospital for 186 years. Now as an Urgent Care Center I received the same great care for a recent health concern. The waiting room was clean and appropriately modified to ensure social distancing. The receptionist, nurse and Nurse Practitioner Beale were professional, compassionate, kind, and thorough. This is a much needed christian-based health care resource for the hardworking, taxpaying American residents of the Northeast quadrant of the District of Columbia. The decision to care for and minister to the health of the people of this community by offering this serve was indeed an ethical and important decision."