The treatment Renee recieved was great. We could not log into the system to find out the results. If you want to help us just call 831 261 6850 and tell us the results. You may think your system is great but please just call us. I cannot remember our password and I tried several.

From checking in at the visitor desk all the way to discharge EVERY SINGLE PERSON we encountered was kind, informative, professional and compassionate.

I was there for surgery and the staff were extremely caring and kind. Everyone was professional and did everything they could to make my stay easy. Much thanks to everyone there!!

I am highly disappointed. We came in a wheelchair and was asked all these questions about falls. They put a fall risk armband on. Would not let anyone go back with for the mri. Lady did not lock wheelchair and did not assist and let fall. Made a bad skin on knee. Just put a bandaid on and wheeled him back out and said had a little fall. Time we got home blood was all down leg into shoe. Ruined a pair of pants and shoes and had to clean vehicle. We are still having to treat it cause it’s on knee and keeps breaking open. If you ask all these questions and got fall risk armband this should not happen. They should be hands on assisting people get up and down.

Easy and efficient

I can't say enough about the great nurses, one in particular, Sheila Brown, for their great care. Sheila went above and beyond the call of a RN during my care. I truly believe her kindness and understanding, when i was mentally in doubt, helped me see they were only trying to help.

From the time I walked into the ER until the time I was discharged after surgery, it was amazing! The staff was top of the line. Kind, considerate, understanding and very knowledgeable. The nursing staff was beyond amazing as was anyone else that entered my room to help with anything. I can't say enough good things about CRMC!

Everyone was very nice and helpful.My nurse Ashley and nurse extern were amazing! I can’t remember their last names but they were on 5N, I was in room 508 from July 2 to July 3 2026.

Always good

Extreme nursing shortage in ICU. Also, I was put in regular ICU when I’ve should have been put in cardiac ICU. My curtain was consistently left open so that anyone walking down the hallway could see me going to the bathroom at my bedside toilet. Most of my nurses knew that I was there without insurance because I heard them talking about it when they left my ICU doors open, but my curtain pulled not very professional or abiding by HIPAA guidelines on Monday when I was supposed to receive my cardioversion apparently in my ICU room my doors were left open, but my curtain completely pulled. I overheard the team who was going to do my procedure argue for over 30 minutes about who was gonna do it what time it was gonna be done why it was late why it was being done in ICU and not downstairs the anesthesiologist was leaving in five minutes what were we gonna do? It just really seem like no one cared about doing it, especially because I didn’t have insurance totally unprofessional and when I told my nurse about it, I had a nice lady come to see me and try to make it all better. I had been withheld food and water for over 16 hours. This was 4 o’clock in the afternoon and my procedure was put at the end of the line. And then I have to hear my team arguing over it.that really put me in a good mindset to have the procedure done and feel confident.