Erin M. Lareau, MD

Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH) in Chicago is a great hospital. My family and I have gotten all of our medical needs at NMH for many years. Neither of us would trade Northwestern for any other hospital. We feel safe and well cared for with every visit, and get excellent feedback in a minimum timely matter. Their professionalism is honorable and we would recommend Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago to everyone, without a thought. For all medical needs, that is the place to be for excellent medical care. [email protected]

The staff on the 14th floor was exceptionally kind and professional. I was admitted on 5/5/2008, at night and was treated with the most kindness from each staff member that came into my room (1404). I would like to give a special thanks to several of the staff. Yvette (on the night shift), Nurse Laura (on the night shift), Pct Evelyn (on the day shift) a young black man on the night shift who has not been working there very long, and to the last daytime nurse that I had, who made sure that I was discharged in time for my ride.

I would recommend this hospital to anyone. At first I did not fell comfortable by the way I was treated in the admission waiting room (when I first got there). The nurse that waited on me was very rude, but there was one nurse who kept giving me a different pan each time that I threw up. After registering in, all the staff in the emergency room was exceptionally thoughtful and kind. I would like to thank each person who saw to my needs.