Princeton Baptist Medical Center

Visit my brother at Princeton Baptist, I was there three days and his room got cleaned one time. Yes, one time in three days. The linens and trash got picked up but nothing got wiped down and sanitized and the floor got mopped once. His I’ve pole had poop on it when I got there and it was still there when I left theee days later. I didn’t clean it because I was gonna see how long it was gonna stay there.I asked a few times for a broom and mop and never got it. He is fighting an infection that they can not figure out. He has been in and out of this hospital for almost a year. He is on the 6th floor ,Most of the nurses were very friendly. The doctors are in a hurry and does not explain in a manner for you to understand what’s going on.

I want to express my deepest gratitude to the incredible staff in the Pre-Testing Department and Same Day Surgery at Princeton Hospital.
From the moment I walked through your doors, I was treated with genuine kindness, compassion, and respect. Preparing for surgery can be overwhelming and emotional, but each of you made me feel calm, comfortable, and cared for every step of the way.
To the wonderful ladies in Pre-Testing—thank you for your patience, your warm smiles, and the time you took to answer my questions. You never made me feel rushed or like I was “just another patient.” Your reassurance and professionalism helped ease so much of my anxiety before surgery. You may not realize how much those simple acts of kindness meant, but they made a lasting impact on me.
To every nurse and staff member in Same Day Surgery—thank you for the extraordinary care you provided. From check-in to recovery, I was surrounded by people who genuinely cared about my comfort and well-being. Every explanation, every reassuring word, every gentle touch, and every smile reminded me that I was in the hands of people who truly love what they do.
I especially want to recognize Nurse Arena, who was truly something special. Her kindness, compassion, and calming presence meant more to me than I can ever fully express. She has a rare gift for making a patient feel safe, seen, and genuinely cared for during such a vulnerable time. Nurse Arena went above and beyond in a way that I will never forget, and her warmth and professionalism brought me such comfort and peace. She is the kind of nurse who leaves a lasting impression on your heart, and I will always be deeply grateful for the exceptional care she gave me.
What impressed me most was not only your professionalism and skill but also the compassion you showed. You treated me like family instead of just another patient on your schedule. In a time when I felt vulnerable and nervous, you gave me peace, confidence, and comfort.
As I write this, it brings tears to my eyes because I cannot adequately express how grateful I am. Healthcare is more than medications, procedures, and equipment—it is the people who choose to care for others with kindness, patience, and compassion. Every one of you exemplifies what healthcare should be.
Thank you for making one of the most stressful days of my life so much easier. Your dedication, empathy, and genuine concern will stay with me long after my shoulder has healed. I hope each of you knows how appreciated you are and how much of a difference you make in the lives of your patients every single day.
You are truly an extraordinary team, and I will never forget the exceptional care you gave me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I told my nurse Loretta Preston not to abandon me, but she did. I had to moved to the thrid floor after having my twins; CICU. I was told I had to request medication for pain they couldn't just let me rest and bring my meds on schedule like I asked even after giving birth!!!!!!! I walked out AMA no doubt they were going to kill me. Don't go here!!!!!

The hospital is very welcoming. Everyone has a smile on their face and is ready to help whenever needed. It is a beautiful facility located in an underserved community, providing hope and access to care for those who need it most. You can truly feel the positive energy throughout the hospital and the dedication of the staff to serving their patients and community.

The hospital is very welcoming. Everyone has a smile on their face and is ready to help whenever needed. It is a beautiful facility located in an underserved community, providing hope and access to care for those who need it most. You can truly feel the positive energy throughout the hospital and the dedication of the staff to serving their patients and community.

I was blessed to be taken care of by the people on the 4th floor north. Lequetta, Emily, Brandon and Ty are absolutely incredible! My whole care was amazing from the gentleman who delivered my meals from the lady who cleaned my room. The food was edible and good. I was very grateful and well taken care of. Thank you

My uncle was there in the CICU and his doctor was Dr. Crain. That man was awful and had a very rude attitude. My grandmother was praying for my uncle and told Dr. Crain that God had her son and Dr. Crain looked at my grandmother and told her that no God did not have my uncle. My uncle died. And he had NO compassion at all for the family. No im sorry for your loss or anything. Just plain heartless and rude. That is a heartless hospital. I will NEVER go back there after the way he treated my family. Then they lost all of my uncle personal belongings. No one knows where his stuff went to.

I love Princeton. I love the devotions the chaplain does at 8:30 am and 8:30 pm every day over the loud speaker followed by a prayer. A hospital is only as good as its doctors, nurses and staff. It may not be the prettiest hospital but every room has scripture , it has a beautiful chapel and everyone is so kind. The doctors of different specialties communicate with eachother and collaborate on a patients care. This doesn’t happen at the big University hospital in town. Some of the best physicians I’ve ever known work at Princeton. The nurses and ICU staff are great. At Princeton it’s about patient care not about making money. You can feel it. 🩷

My husband Aaron, was in the SICU and his nurse, Liz, was awesome!!

Easy to get ahold of them when you owe a bill, not for anything else, like getting ahold of medical records dept, I swear they just chill there and listen to the phone ring

I was pleasantly surprised by this hospital when I came in for outpatient surgery. It was very clean, the nurses were pleasant and with me every step of the way. Everyone I encountered was professional and caring. I have not received this level of service anywhere else prior in the area.

It's sad how 1 person can change the trajectory of a person's life. Darrell in Physical Therapy on the 5th floor should not be in the business of helping others recover. He is lazy and does not give fair evaluations. The hospital staff in ICU however-is hands down the best and saved my Mom's life.

If I could I would give them a zero the good reviews have to be nurses because there is no way I would trust those good reviews. Terrible place go to UAB.

It was horrible! They never listened they just assumed and sent me home tonight without even asking me what's wrong. They gave me a pregnancy test and I have no tubes to get pregnant. They gave me a flu and COVID test and I specifically told they my head was squeezing in pain not my forehand the back where I was once injured. I also told them I was slipping in and out of consciousness and they ignored my every symptom and treated me like I came there for nothing. I never seen or talked to a doctor. UAB IS MY FIRST CHOICE FROM NOW ON

Everyone here is so nice and they got me in and out no wait at all