Atrium Health Levine Children's Hospital 1000 Blythe Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28203

"My Gracie health is good now in she still there because Johnston County Dss told Charlotte dss that they are concerned about my mental health but Wilson county's had put I'm homeless im not neither only depression and ptsd . They smoking some real drugs because all my nurses and the doctor and seen how I took care of her. But no one from this hospital trying to stand for what's right I had my newborn on 1/2 and I got discharge on 7 and I hav be able to see my baby since 12 of last month my follow up is on the 16 of this month. She in good health why do she have to stay at the hospital where it's baby that's sick ."

"Nurses are great and very kind but front desk could do way better and be more courteous. Expect to wait 4-5 hours if not more for your child to be seen. Not to mention most of your time is spent in the waiting room, about 4 hrs top in the waiting room for me at least, and an hour long in the actual room I was called into. I had to leave eventually because I was starting to feel sick to my stomach. Recommend taking your kids to Shelby hospital instead"

"I would not recommend this hospital to anybody! They neglected my son’s health and was discharged twice before he was ready and ended up getting admitted two or theee days later each time. The nurses are great but the surgery team itself is absolutely horrible and no bedside manners absolutely rude and I was told it didn’t matter because for every one kid 10 more will come in. Stay clear of this hospital!"

"Our 4month old was admired due to RSV. And the triage nurses were some of the most personable nurses we have had we wanted to stay there but then we got admitted to the 7th floor and the nurses were just as great! If we could have Jordan as our nurse for every shift we would’ve but everyone was great. Respiratory nurses were also very caring. I’d recommend this hospital to anyone who felt like everywhere else wasn’t listening to their motherly instincts. From the ICU doctor telling us that our voice is the most important to them listening when I asked for things to change in the plan. Take your infant here."