Cincinnati Childrens Green Township's Online Review Report Card
Cincinnati Childrens Green Township
3.8
Average Star Rating
63
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
2
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Cincinnati Children's received 73.0% positive feedback, with patients praising the friendly staff and knowledgeable service. However, 27.0% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing long wait times, rude customer service, and poor communication. Overall, the practice provides trusted care yet it needs better time management and improved staff interaction.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Cincinnati Childrens Green Township's Reviews
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This is our primary choice for urgent care for our children. We've been several times over the years and have always been completely satisfied with the service, knowledge, and care of the staff. Sometimes the wait can be longer than desired, but it is an urgent care, not a doctors office.
Worst experience dealing with children’s. We went to the front and was checked in , we informed the women at the front desk that my baby needed both labs that were ordered. She confirmed we can do both , we get to the back and the lady poked my baby in his right arm and missed. Then poked him again in his left arm. All to find out several hours later THEY DID NOT DRAW HIS BLOOD FOR BOTH LABS !! Now we had to take him back to the main campus to be poked for a third time. Thankfully the people here had no issues finding his vein and taking his blood quickly. We will never return to this location.
If there was a blank for a zero; that would be my ranking. Horrible staffs with incompetent doctors, especially when it comes to diagnosing your child or children correctly. For eight years I was sent across the state of Ohio and Social Security doctors/therapists, etc. to diagnose my daughter. Children's stated she was just shy. How preponderous! I had to travel to Columbus, and the staff there, diagnosed my baby in one day. Unless you are a rich white family or even a poor white family; Cincinnati Children's sucks. One of their "social workers" called CPS to state I'd kicked my son, ( who is severely autistic) in the groan. My baby didn't state this, because he doesn't know what a groan is. She made up this lie, because CPS scolded her on why my son hadn't received higher care. This made her angry. When I reported the lie she created, which could have had me jailed and my children taken from me; Cincinnati Children's did nothing Campus, because I remarked on her incompetence and hurting my son by giving him the wrong meds; and Children's (the "doctor" over the Psychiatric Department, kicked us out. Instead of bringing her inside of our meeting; he allowed her to go, so I could not confront her; kept her; and expelled me and my son to another place. There are so many other instances of the staff at Children's incompetence and downright negligence, that I would be writing for another 10 hours. People of color, excluding any Asian families; good luck. This reveiw is not about the Green Township location; this review references The Burnet Campus and College Hill Campus.
Google hours are wrong. Came to this location at 10:35 am on a Saturday. Google said this location was open. This location had a sign that stated open 12pm to 7pm on Saturday. I'm glad this wasn't an urgent emergency. I would recommend going straight to Children's in Clifton.
Always a great hospital experience.
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The dr we saw this evening was ridiculous and even though it was empty it took hours. I finally just had to leave
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