David Grant USAF Medical Center

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Fairfield, United States

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General hospital· Military hospital· Hospital department

David Grant USAF Medical Center Reviews | Rating 4 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

David Grant USAF Medical Center is located in Fairfield, United States on 101 Bodin Cir. David Grant USAF Medical Center is rated 4 out of 5 in the category general hospital in United States.

Address

101 Bodin Cir

Phone

+1 7074233000

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Carolyn Lewis

I was born here 31 years ago and I love this air force base....

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Paul Aliotti

Went there for the first time. Had shoulder surgery, done by Dr. Scortus who I believe is the very best. I feel blessed to have had him as my Doctor. The hospital is spotless, and all of the staff were awesome. I rate every aspect higher than any private hospital I have been to, and I never do reviews.

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Y. A. Salimu

Hospitalized here 3x and just now realized how low their score on here is. Just here to give my 2 cents on why 5 stars should be their real rating. -Place is VERY clean and well kept. -Food is decent if you order the right meals. -Staff is respectful and down for some good well timed dark humor.

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Jazmin Jamias

My review is from 2016 which my family still talks about mainly because we wished we had said something back then. I come from a family of nurses and the nurses there at the time were the least compassionate group I had encountered in a facility. My dad passed away a few weeks after his hospitalization and my sister and I recalled the nurse saying when we asked for a private room because his roommate was coughing constantly that “if we were in a war he would be in a room with other people.” Well, uh we weren’t in a war. What kind of response is that? She also mentioned about how we should be grateful because everything is free. Very non therapeutic especially at a critical point of my father’s life and my family’s wellbeing. My father gave 20 years of his life to the Navy and to be told that while my father was in his last weeks is one of the things we remembered the most. I hope that if anyone reading this who works in the medical surgical floor to please remember that you should provide an environment of loving care and kindness. I think the staff needs to look at Jean Watson’s theory of human caring and subscribe to the 10 Caritas process. If you don’t know what they are look it up. I hope your staff learns from my experience....no one should ever feel like how we did. It hurt my family so much that we continue talking about it til this day.

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vicki albanese

I was born here in 1957 It seems like as with anything in life. You can please some of the people some of the time and all people some of the time but not all the people all of the time. People feel they deserve more than they get and demand more than they deserve so there’s never enough done. Sad world. All hospitals have the same issues different days. It’s what’s expected that creates objectivity.