I am writing this review with immense gratitude to the team at Chapman Global Medical Center. I noticed several negative reviews regarding the ownership here, but based on my recent life-saving experience, the medical staff, doctors, and nurses deserve nothing but praise. Like any major acquisition, there are growing pains, but the care at the bedside remains excellent.
I arrived at the ER in a way I never thought possible. After a 17-hour fast and a severe allergic reaction to medication, my body shut down and I lost consciousness while driving on the freeway. Because my Tesla had Full Self-Driving engaged, the car’s monitoring system detected I was unresponsive, slowed down, and safely pulled over to the shoulder—preventing a high-speed catastrophe. My wife was able to alert emergency services via Life360, and when they reached me, I was stabilized enough to stay in the vehicle as it autonomously completed the trip to the hospital.
From the moment I "arrived" at the ER and walked in, I was in great hands. I was admitted overnight due to dangerously high troponin levels. Throughout the stay, the nurses and doctors checked on me frequently, kept me comfortable, and monitored my blood work until my levels returned to a safe range.
I was discharged within 24 hours feeling alive and well. Huge thanks to the ER staff for their professionalism and care, to my wife for her quick thinking, and to the engineers at Tesla for building technology that literally saves lives when the driver cannot. If you find yourself in an emergency, know that the team here will take great care of you.
proper craft co.
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January 01, 2026
If you value your life, or your loved ones, dont EVER go here. This hospital is ill equipped and none of the staff here seem to know what theyre doing. The new "billionaire" owner could care less of the patients they are caring for, as this is all a front to make profit for his pockets.
We were here for an emergency at 9 AM. They then transferred us to a room around 1 PM. None of the staff on that floor seemed to know what they were doing. They didnt hook up any monitors to our mom who was clearly showing signs of a potential HEART ATTACK. And nothing but the run around that a Doctor is on the way. What happens? There is no doctor. They didnt have any doctors available and no one was coming, so their plan was to keep her overnight until they can get a doctor in. We requested for an MRI and that took forever. When the MRI tech finally came in, even he said "why would you even take her here?" Even the tech knows this place is the wrong place for an emergency. Oh, and the supervisor was not happy when he said that.
We had enough of the bullshit and the games and asked for an EMTALA which they were pushing back on and gave us bullshit reasons as to why they cant do it. So we said just discharge our mom now and we'll take her elsewhere. The supervisor didnt know what to do and was constantly calling her boss, who was not on site, on how to handle the situation. Like they couldn't make decisions without the boss' permission. So they ended up saying they'd discharge our mom as long as we sign an AMA - basically freeing themselves from any responsibility that happens to our mom. So we signed it immediately to get our mom to proper care. Upon exiting we called paramedics to take her to the St. Joseph's.
Heres the kicker - we find out from the paramedics that Chapman Global Medical Center is that they lost their paramedic certifications. Which is why they were giving us the bullshit as to why they cant do the EMTALA (basically a mandate for hospitals to transfer a patient to another hospital). Once the paramedics showed up, all of a sudden the supervisor is apologetic - trying to save face. And she even said to report the owner because he's really at fault for all of this due to him depriving them of the supplies they need to properly care.
If you value your life and health, dont go here. Just look up the owner himself. Dr Kali P Chaudhuri. History of not paying physicians. Thats why they dont have doctors here.
Thanks for wasting our time and potentially endangering our mom's life when it didnt need to be. The competence here is terrible.
Wendy Dallas
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April 02, 2026
My husband had surgery yesterday - bilateral SI fusion. While the hospital itself is a bit old and lacks modern updates, the staff was amazing! Our pre and post op nurse, Brandon, was helpful, kind, thorough, and professional. I was also impressed with the neuro nurse, anesthesia nurse, and especially the PT/OT. It was a stressful day and we felt well supported and cared for. 5 stars on the staff, one star off for the age of the facility.
Natalie
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January 05, 2026
I had rotator cuff surgery at this hospital and from the moment I checked in to the moment I checked out the service was awesome. The staff was attentive, patient and caring. I felt well informed of what the next steps were and completely at ease before my surgery. I was given post surgery care instructions and had an overall excellent experience here. My surgeon was Dr. Chueng and I wish I could remember the nurses names and anesthesiologist name but they were all great and I would highly recommend. I'm now 10 months post op and feeling great!
Colleen Silk
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June 18, 2026
Old bldg sink in my bedroom didn’t work so I got ecoli AC didn’t work and my room had to have been 80. No tv in your room. Some nurses were great some shouldn’t be working. No call button so patients hollering NURSE day and night. It was literally hell.
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I am writing this review with immense gratitude to the team at Chapman Global Medical Center. I noticed several negative reviews regarding the ownership here, but based on my recent life-saving experience, the medical staff, doctors, and nurses deserve nothing but praise. Like any major acquisition, there are growing pains, but the care at the bedside remains excellent. I arrived at the ER in a way I never thought possible. After a 17-hour fast and a severe allergic reaction to medication, my body shut down and I lost consciousness while driving on the freeway. Because my Tesla had Full Self-Driving engaged, the car’s monitoring system detected I was unresponsive, slowed down, and safely pulled over to the shoulder—preventing a high-speed catastrophe. My wife was able to alert emergency services via Life360, and when they reached me, I was stabilized enough to stay in the vehicle as it autonomously completed the trip to the hospital. From the moment I "arrived" at the ER and walked in, I was in great hands. I was admitted overnight due to dangerously high troponin levels. Throughout the stay, the nurses and doctors checked on me frequently, kept me comfortable, and monitored my blood work until my levels returned to a safe range. I was discharged within 24 hours feeling alive and well. Huge thanks to the ER staff for their professionalism and care, to my wife for her quick thinking, and to the engineers at Tesla for building technology that literally saves lives when the driver cannot. If you find yourself in an emergency, know that the team here will take great care of you.
If you value your life, or your loved ones, dont EVER go here. This hospital is ill equipped and none of the staff here seem to know what theyre doing. The new "billionaire" owner could care less of the patients they are caring for, as this is all a front to make profit for his pockets. We were here for an emergency at 9 AM. They then transferred us to a room around 1 PM. None of the staff on that floor seemed to know what they were doing. They didnt hook up any monitors to our mom who was clearly showing signs of a potential HEART ATTACK. And nothing but the run around that a Doctor is on the way. What happens? There is no doctor. They didnt have any doctors available and no one was coming, so their plan was to keep her overnight until they can get a doctor in. We requested for an MRI and that took forever. When the MRI tech finally came in, even he said "why would you even take her here?" Even the tech knows this place is the wrong place for an emergency. Oh, and the supervisor was not happy when he said that. We had enough of the bullshit and the games and asked for an EMTALA which they were pushing back on and gave us bullshit reasons as to why they cant do it. So we said just discharge our mom now and we'll take her elsewhere. The supervisor didnt know what to do and was constantly calling her boss, who was not on site, on how to handle the situation. Like they couldn't make decisions without the boss' permission. So they ended up saying they'd discharge our mom as long as we sign an AMA - basically freeing themselves from any responsibility that happens to our mom. So we signed it immediately to get our mom to proper care. Upon exiting we called paramedics to take her to the St. Joseph's. Heres the kicker - we find out from the paramedics that Chapman Global Medical Center is that they lost their paramedic certifications. Which is why they were giving us the bullshit as to why they cant do the EMTALA (basically a mandate for hospitals to transfer a patient to another hospital). Once the paramedics showed up, all of a sudden the supervisor is apologetic - trying to save face. And she even said to report the owner because he's really at fault for all of this due to him depriving them of the supplies they need to properly care. If you value your life and health, dont go here. Just look up the owner himself. Dr Kali P Chaudhuri. History of not paying physicians. Thats why they dont have doctors here. Thanks for wasting our time and potentially endangering our mom's life when it didnt need to be. The competence here is terrible.
My husband had surgery yesterday - bilateral SI fusion. While the hospital itself is a bit old and lacks modern updates, the staff was amazing! Our pre and post op nurse, Brandon, was helpful, kind, thorough, and professional. I was also impressed with the neuro nurse, anesthesia nurse, and especially the PT/OT. It was a stressful day and we felt well supported and cared for. 5 stars on the staff, one star off for the age of the facility.
I had rotator cuff surgery at this hospital and from the moment I checked in to the moment I checked out the service was awesome. The staff was attentive, patient and caring. I felt well informed of what the next steps were and completely at ease before my surgery. I was given post surgery care instructions and had an overall excellent experience here. My surgeon was Dr. Chueng and I wish I could remember the nurses names and anesthesiologist name but they were all great and I would highly recommend. I'm now 10 months post op and feeling great!
Old bldg sink in my bedroom didn’t work so I got ecoli AC didn’t work and my room had to have been 80. No tv in your room. Some nurses were great some shouldn’t be working. No call button so patients hollering NURSE day and night. It was literally hell.