text: As hospitals go the people in this one are great Super nice and they take every single question and concern as their priority I never felt unheard or ignored by the support staff nurses Parking was free for hours which was great The care delivered was probably too much given the conditions being treated but perhaps it is better to err on the side of too much than too little In terms of it being a healing place nope Not really Their spiritual counselors were omnipresent but none seemed trained to do more than pray and give palliative counsel The notion of healing is squarely in the allopathicmedical model as one would expect from an insurance driven hospital and it is the only detriment of this place Typical stuff Over reliance and over delivery of pharmaceuticals especially antibiotics Arrogance and ignorance in the medical staff when questioned or advised about non allopathic treatment or remedies They wanted to prescribe an antibiotic regimen to my year old father for a minor gum infection when I suggested that it could be dealt with in a couple days with colloidal silver She was irate at the suggestion and arrogantly admonished by father Do not take that Ignorance is one thing but arrogance is indicative of deeper issues in perceiving clients as whole human beings living in a complex world with people that may have better information and experience than their corporate medical degrees can certify For what they do they are pretty good at it Corporate hospitals have a long way to go to be actual places of healing They are more like autobody shops for humans And boy oh boy it is hard to find a good mechanic sometimes eh They are pretty good mechanics here