Latic Igor Md's Online Review Report Card

Took care of my cancer meds, that were causing me to be extremely nauseous! Great staff, Thank you all.

I would be no stars but that's not an option. I'm looking into lawyers to sue them. That's all I have to say on the matter. There's to much to type out here. Don't go to them!!!!

I write this review out of immense gratitude towards this great institution, Yale New Haven Hospital! I lost my father to COVID in October of 2020 when my parents were happily and independently living in India. I requested my mom to come with me after my dad's demise and she came along with me to the US. Her life had come to a screeching halt after my father left, who she was completely dependent upon. Unfortunately, My mother was diagnosed with cancer in April of 2021 while she was in California visiting my sister. We were all distraught hearing this and we asked her to come here for her treatment at Yale. My parents were successfully able to lead a comfortable life in India, but she had no source of income nor any medical insurance when she came to the US. We scheduled our first appointment at Yale with Dr. Judson, a head and neck surgeon who had operated upon my wife before. During our appointment, I met Shannandola at Yale, who worked for Yale's administration and said we would have no choice, but to go for self pay. She humbly guided me to apply for Yale free care. This was a shot in the dark and we had so much on our mind that we did not even hope for anything after applying for it. I received a call from Iris at Yale Financial department regarding my application and she guided me on the additional documents required for the application to be considered. I was able to promptly provide her with all the documents that she requested and within hours of our conversation, I heard back from her giving me a verbal approval for my mother's free care at Yale and all it's subsidiary hospitals and clinics. This felt like a call from God. I literally started crying on the call and we all hugged and started to cry out of joy after the call as a family. My mother was relieved beyond words could express! My mother underwent a successful surgery that lasted 13 long hours with 3 surgeons working tirelessly to remove her cancer. She underwent chemo and radiation therapy at Yale along with physical and speech therapy. this was all done at 0 charge to her. My mother fought like a brave soldier and was working hard to recover from the strong side affects from the radiation. She developed severe aspiration pneumonia and we lost our mother unfortunately due to the complication from the radiation in September of this year. My family and I are incredibly grateful to Yale for all that they have done for us. Sickness, Life and death are beyond our control unfortunately, but she was relieved from a major financial burden by this kind and benevolent act of Yale.

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My first time ever being hospitalized was last year April with Covid. It was by far the worst experience ever, I told people whenever God decides to give me a child, I will look into home birth. Animals probably get better treatment. I went in for Covid and next thing I knew, I was being treated like a psych patient. Yes they say Covid did alot to people, but if wasn't for the fact that I gave my life completely to the Most High God on that hospital bed. Then I probably would have been died like countless people who were ignored, starved, given unnecessary medications and have your rights as a patient ignored. When I tried to complain about what was happening to me, many didn't believe because it sounded like something out of a movie. I tried to tell them, "they are trying to kill me." My life flashed infront my face twice, I had 2 near death experience and it was not due to Covid, it was due to the medications the nurses admistered and my heart stopped. My phone got taken away and they try to say I was hitting staff, woke up in restraints and given IV medications against my will. If you come to draw someone's blood while they are sleeping, obviously they will move. Some people should not be taking care of others. Many healthcare professionals also needs a spiritual life, because due to the medication they gave me, it weakened my body and I had a horrible spiritual attack. I asked for a priest or pastor and I was denied. One of the doctor who work at the VNA that works at yale was the worse. I never told them I was in nursing so they had no clue that I was aware of certain things. It goes to show you that people take their bias to work and treat patients worse than animals. It starts with the EMT. I had to take time out from schooI and was unable to work when I first came out the hospital. I had to learn to trust humanity again. I have never been to prison, but this was beyond horrifying. I have never had issues with my liver and the amount of medications they gave me did some harm to my liver and overall immune system. I am a child of the Most High God and he always fight my battles for me. Only a few nurses and staff members were caring. One needs to be prayed up when they are visiting the hospital or being hospitalized, because there is so many spirits in hospitals.

They treat you absolutely disgusting. They will hold down an adult without their will and inject them with unknown medications and refuse to tell you when they will release you. Horrible experience both times. I do not ever recommend going to this hospital.

Patients, before going to that hospital read the book "Our Malady" by Timothy Snyder, pages 20-30... and then run away from this hospital as fast as you can!! They nearly killed him in December of 2019.... Horrible staff .

Had to visit emergency department on 9/19/22 I waited from 7 to 9:20 to be seen by a nurse even, but nothing then I had to leave because of the pain.. when a person is in emergency the need rapid attention.

Only one person could go in the hospital with patient for heart surgery been outside for 2 hours they won't even let you use the bathroom or get something to eat at lobby court really sucks won't be coming to this hospital for any anything.

A close friend was run over by a car when bicycling, ambulanced to the Yale-New Haven Hospital ER, where he was resuscitated from cardiovascular arrest, twice. The doctors, nurses, and staff took excellent care of him. He survived severe injuries from head to feet. I give them credit for his survival; he is home now and recovering thanks to their excellent medical care.