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St Joseph's Hospital
St Joseph's Hospital
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69 West Exchange Street Saint Paul, MN 55102
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St Joseph's Hospital

St Joseph's Hospital is a Hospital facility at 69 West Exchange Street in Saint Paul, MN.
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69 West Exchange Street, Saint Paul, MN 55102
Services St Joseph's Hospital is a Hospital, clinic, emergency, medicine, doctor, ER, ICU, hospital room, hospital ward, nurse, doctor, physician, treatment facility

Please call St Joseph's Hospital at (651) 232-3000 to schedule an appointment in Saint Paul, MN or get more information.
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This is classic, conveyor-belt medicine. Although St Joseph’s Hospital employs excellent physicians, the parent company, Health East, needs an overall ethical review: Both Doctors and Nurses are subservient to a commoditized Health Care model which emphasizes the use of lucrative technologies and over-scheduling, as opposed to individual, patient-centered care. In such models, Informed Consent, differential-based decisional processes, and medical documentation are often sub-optimal—superseded by expeditious, qualitatively inferior care.
by Iam Anonymous xxx.xxx.122.199
September 07, 2019
I was referred to St Joseph's for my kidney stone. The nurse I was given to deal with for the 2 1/2 hours waiting for surgery spoke broken English, did not document ANY of my requests such as keeping the stone, my insurance information despite having my card, and ignored all requests for pain medication. It took the nursing staff FIVE tries to start an IV. As an army veteran, I have even started IVs on myself, so know that it was lack of skill rather than other factors as to why they could not keep the IV in the vein and kept pushing it though the vein wall. Removal of the stent a week later was done without sedation. Long story short, if I am bleeding on the sidewalk in front of that hospital, I would take my chances performing surgery on myself with a spoon on the street than let them touch me.
by Never Again
April 19, 2011
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Did this provider answer all of your questions?
No, I left confused and frustrated
Was this provider's staff friendly?
Not Really
Did you leave the office feeling satisfied with your visit?
Not satisfied, but not unhappy
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.119.28
May 15, 2012
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