Roslyn G.
10/11/2018
Okay so we ended up in emergency and well...it was emergency!! The thing that impressed me, was while we were in the waiting room there was a lady cleaning . She cleared the arm rests of the...
Ose AdaMS Medical Pavilion
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2801 L St
Sacramento, CA 95816
Ose AdaMS Medical Pavilion in Sacramento, CA, is part of the Sutter Health network. It houses the Sutter Medical Center, including the Anderson Lucchetti Women's & Children's Center. This facility offers a range of services, from general medical care to specialized treatments for women and children.
Visitors to Ose AdaMS Medical Pavilion can expect amenities such as onsite parking, free Wi-Fi, a dining area, a gift shop, and a chapel/meditative space. The center is wheelchair accessible and provides private rooms for patients. Language assistance is also available to ensure effective communication with all visitors.
Patients and visitors can easily navigate the facility with resources like campus maps and information on public transportation. Additionally, the center offers services such as childbirth education, clinical trials, and graduate medical education. Ose AdaMS Medical Pavilion prioritizes providing high-quality healthcare services in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
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Kyle P.
9/18/2024
the staff in the office are professional the elevators are incredibly slow. new fangled tsa stile security check points to make you feel "extra safe" if you buy into that sort of thing annnnnd...
Paul S.
4/16/2024
Poor care and service for an Emergency Room. Came in with sharp head pains and a skin issue on my face and sitting in an emergency waiting as I write this working on the 7 hour mark with no feed...
Walter C.
2/21/2017
Just arrived with my wife, she's 6 months pregnant and hasn't been feeling well the last few days. Kids are asleep so dropped her off at ER entrance and seen it packed. Hopefully everything goes...
Ericka A.
2/5/2015
If you ever have the misfortune of needing to go to a hospital under shitty circumstances, may it not be SGH. I'm not exaggerating when I say I still experience post-traumatic stress from 3 days...
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