Mount Auburn Hospital

Hospital-based 3.0 (475 reviews) Cambridge, MA

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Mount Auburn Hospital is a hospital-based HBOT center in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It has a 3.0 average from 475 Google reviews. It is open every day of the week. The nearest other listed provider in Massachusetts is Serena Group in Cambridge, 1.0 mile away, one of 16 listed providers within 25 miles.

Type
Hospital-based
Hours
Mon–Sun Open 24 hours
Address
330 Mt Auburn St, Cambridge, MA 02138
Access
Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, restroom
Chamber
Not listed, ask the clinic
Insurance
Not listed, ask the clinic

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Reviews

5 stars 2
4 stars 0
3 stars 0
2 stars 1
1 star 2

Based on the 5 reviews shown below.

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  • I don’t think we could have asked for a better experience while welcoming our baby here.

    I want to take a moment to highlight the food. I have to admit it is surprisingly excellent compared to other hospitals. Breakfast is wonderful, and both the lunch and dinner menus are even more impressive. The food is fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and almost everything we ordered tasted amazing. There are also many options to choose from. I would easily give the food here a 10 out of 10 for the hospital food.

    As for the overall experience, we truly feel blessed to be here. Every nurse and doctor has done an outstanding job, showing not only professionalism but also genuine kindness and a strong sense of hospitality. They make you feel comfortable and supported and never alone during such an important moment. They are always helpful in answering questions, never rushed in their explanations, and provide clear guidance with encouragement during more challenging times.

    We are incredibly happy with our decision to have our baby here. It has been the best experience we could have hoped for, and we would absolutely choose to come back again in the future.

  • Dr. Thomsen in the ER is amazing! Such a nice guy, and such a skilled doctor/surgeon. I came in with a very scary cut that I could not get to stop bleeding. I arrived via ambulance. Dr. Thomsen put me at ease and stitched me up like a miracle! I couldn’t believe it. I was so scared, and he made me feel like I’d be okay. This guy is amazing!

    Thank you, Dr. Thomsen and Mt. Auburn!

  • Just awful. Please, anyone reading, go to any other hospital. My dear dear friend was treated like a piece of human excrement here. There are fantastic hospitals just across the river in Boston. This place was borderline abusive, refusing to change sheets, clear garbage, or even help my friend, who had just had massive abdominal surgery, to the bathroom, leaving him stuck in there for half an hour to fend for himself. The lack of human compassion is astounding. No one deserves to be humiliated after surgery like this, live in their own trash (which when he asked for help was told “that’s not my job” and ignored). The stories are appalling. Go somewhere else. I am furious at the way he was treated.

  • On the flight from London I felt the beginnings of a stye forming and began hot compresses. When it became very painful and swollen I decided to seek medical advice at Mt Auburn Hospital. The staff were courteous and dealt efficiently with a straightforward eye exam and I was discharged with an eye gel. My wallet was $750 lighter and I was hopeful of respite. Five days later and no improvement in my sore eye I seek further help at a rural NY state hospital where I am issued with an oral antibiotic and antibiotic eye drops which helped the eye and stye resolve over two weeks. However The bills keep rolling in from Mt Auburn so the total cost is nearly $1300. None of the bills itemise what I am being charged for. I have had to set up a patient portal and nowhere on the patient portal is what I had diagnosed disclosed not still yet what these bills are for. I have over the decades used the UK’s NHS, uk private healthcare and Italian private healthcare for medical issues both minor like this as well as treatment for more significant accidents and diseases. Nothing prepares one for the sheer banditry and criminality of the US healthcare industry. The costs and the lack of transparency are out of all bounds. Good luck getting healthy Americans.

  • We’ve waited for 45 minutes to draw some blood from a four day baby in a general area. No one from the staff offered us to skip the line, no one offered us their spot in the line. There is no separate queue or space for very small babies. After a relatively smooth delivery, we are extremely disappointed with how they treat newborn patients.

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