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Founded in 1922 and staffed by more than 700 physicians, the 306-bed St. Francis—New York’s only specialty designated cardiac center—was again top-ranked on Long Island by U.S. News & World Report and, for the 11th consecutive year, listed among the Best Hospitals in America (2017–2018), in addition to being among just 7% of U.S. hospitals to have earned Magnet® designation.
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Address: 100 Port Washington Blvd, Roslyn, NY 11576 Phone: (516) 562-6000 Website: https://stfrancisheartcenter.chsli.org/?utm_medium=yext&utm_source=gmb
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Review Summary
Rick G
My second time having to utilize this wonderful facility and fantastic staff.
Julia Rob
6 hour wait in the emergency room to see a useless doctor.
The X-Perience
My Nurses, Assistant Nurses and Physical Therapists were exceptional.
alicia romero
It is sad to see that a place with such amazing doctors provides such terrible bedside manner, and even worse treatment to the family members of the patients. My father is currently in the ICU he is weak and they leave him alone to eat they don’t ask him if he needs help he can barely even speak for himself. They have no bilingual nurses when you call the floor available to translate a simple need such as communicating with my father. They have no translators, my father was unaware of the surgery he was going to receive until I explained it to him and they still have not even spoken to him or us about the long recovery that awaits. The security and assistants at the main lobby have made all seven of us she’s multiple tears due to the frustration of them placing restrictions that only apply to our family. Their treatment has been inhumane towards us.
Greg Gingold
Posting this on behalf of my Father who just had heart surgery at St. Francis Hospital.We would like to give a special thanks to the Amazing Nursing Staff that helped my Dad, some of which he RAVED about included, Victoria, Matt and Emily. Thank you so much you three deserve a RAISEMy name is Arthur and recently had a double bypass surgery at St Francis hospital.I’m 66 years old, married for 43 years with 2 sons and a beautiful granddaughter. If someone told me that I would have open heart surgery next year, I would have said that you’re crazy. Yet 4 monthsago I started feeling a pressure in my chest when I woke up every morning. Luckily I didn’t ignore it.After multiple tests (EKG, Echo, Stress and a cat scan with contrast), my cardiologist set up an appointment with Dr Jeremias at St Francis to have a procedure that would identify the location of the blockage and determine if an angiogram and or stents were needed. I asked why St Francis and Dr Pilip said that St Francis is the best heart hospital on Long Island and Dr Jeremias is a top physician.The entire staff at St Francis is very professional and compassionate. Their nurses are the best. They take pride in making you feel comfortable and attending to all of your needs. I was awake during the procedure and was able to see my heart and the blockage in my LAD artery on the monitor.Dr Jeremias explained that my blockage was severe and didn’t believe stents would stay in place with what he saw. He said that he needed to talk to the surgeon and would come back with him shortly.One of the nurses, Victoria assured me that I was going to be OK and that the surgeons at St Francis are the best in the country. She explained that the pain after the surgery only last a few days and that I would be given medication to keep it at a minimum. Victoria told me that I had a very positive attitude and that I had nothing to worry about. She was very compassionate and kept me talking until Dr Jeremias came back with the surgeon. Dr Bercow explained that I needed a double bypass. He assured me that I was going to be fine and would recover quickly because the problem was caught before any damage was done. He answered allof my questions and asked if there was anything else he could to. I asked if he could explain this to my wife and he said to call her right now. My wife later told me that Dr Bercow put her mind at ease giving her the assurance that I was going to be fine. The surgery was done in half the normal time without having to remove a vein from my leg. The nursesin the ICU and recovery are saints. They are totally dedicated to their patients.They made sure that I was comfortable and helped me to the bathroom as often as needed. I was told not to just lay In bed, but to get up and get exercise by walking. Matt & Emily took me for many walks which enabled me to go home earlier than planned.I am now on a healthier diet, eliminating red meat, dairy and all sugar products. My energy level for the 1 st week back home was limited. I’ve been taking Tylenol to relieve any discomfort. Week 3 seemed to be the turning point. My energy level is much higher with the only real discomfort being itchiness on my chest near the incision. I feel blessed that I was sent to St Francis to give me a 2nd start at life.
Adelina Pinhasov
My Grandfather had a pacemaker installed at this hospital and he never had more issues after his installation. Every time he is admitted to the cardiology center at this hospital they run tests and release him stating that everything is okay. A few days later he’s back in the hospital. It wasn’t until we took him to Queens Presbyterian that they uncovered the heart problem he was having with his heart. This hospital DOES NOT deserve to be called The Heart Hospital. I will say that he did enjoy the food and the nurses were nice.