Great Hospital! However, I definitely have mixed feelings on the St Rose - Siena Campus. A few months ago my son had to rush me to the ER due to severe abdominal pain. The ER was terrible, I could barely walk in and I asked them to please help me. They told me that I must first fill out the forms, basically take a number and wait my turn. I was in severe pain, dizzy, and sweating profusely. I was clearly unable to function. I had decided to just fall on the floor and hope that they would help me. But, just at that moment, another waiting patient observed the pain that I was in and offered to help me with the forms - God bless you sir where ever you are!\n\nAfter the longest 15 minutes of my life, they finally called my name. I recall that I kept repeating that I had good insurance. The Triage nurse ordered a wheelchair and I was soon given an injection of morphine (which was an enormous help). They then proceded to run tests which included a CAT scan. I waited for about 30 to 45 minutes until the ER doctor came in the room. He started off my saying that in his opinion there was absolutely nothing wrong with me.  I then asked him if he had bothered to examine the scans. He didn't say that he did or didn't examine the scans. But he did say that he would go and take a look at them. About 15 minutes later he came back in the room and said that my upper intestinal track was blocked on my right side. I informed him that was where I had abdominal surgery about 10 years ago. He responded with \"well that's what I needed to know\". Seriously?\n\nThen I very kind nurse whose name was Carol then told me that I was being admitted to the hospital. She said that there were no rooms available and that I could either have a bed in the hallway or I could be transported to the St Martin Campus. I then looked down the hallway to see a row of beds occupied by patients lining the hallways. This was very disturbing so I gratefully accepted Carol's offer and waited for my ride. As the ambulance drivers wheeled me down the hallway, the patients in their beds were giving me words of encouragenment and good wishes as we rolled past their beds. Wow, what incredibly nice people!!!\n\nThe ambulance drivers were friendly and funny. The private room at the St Martin campus greatly exceeded my expectations. The care that I received at the St Martin campus was truly excellent in every way. Each and every doctor, nurse and technician that I encountered was top rate. They were able to successfuly \"unclog my drain\" and I went home the next evening. Thank you so very much St Martin!..  And to be fair, thank you too St Rose - Siena too, but you really need to work on some areas.