I had my baby here and I regret it. My room nurse a RN named Sandra who has been working there for twenty plus years, works on the fourth floor was so intrusive and unhelpful. After nine hours in labor I just wanted to rest she wouldn't stop coming in to tell me stories or bother me, my husband, or my family. In the Neonatal intensive care unit there are nurses who dont belong there. I had one roll her eyes at me when I asked her to help me with my babies temperature and walked away.

From the moment that my Beloved Grandmother and I walked in to the ER, the staff at the Las Palmas hospital was fast and friendly, they were absolutely concerned and responded with experienced and well educated knowledge that probably saved my grandma's life. The level of quality has promted us to make the night Dr. on shift her primary care physician during our stay in sunny El Paso. My beloved Erlinda has a great deal of very serious conditions through which she has triumphed thus far, and, with the help of complete strangers who treated her like family without knowing just how special she is, she may still triumph yet a while longer to continue to bless all who cross her path.



THANK YOU LAS PALMAS