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Appreciate the support we receive from cardiology OPD for the treatment of my mother. A special thank you to your social workers as well; they provided professional guidance, comfort, and strength to make our own decisions. Finally, I cannot praise the Palliative Care and Hospice team enough. They were patient and helpful. All our hope that you continue along this path.Thanks to all of the support team. Keep it up.

I am writing to express my gratitude from my family for the care given to my mother. In the SICU, there was care, compassion, and respect. A special thank you to your social workers as well; they provided professional guidance, comfort, and strength to make our own decisions. Finally, I cannot praise the Palliative Care and Hospice team enough. They were patient and helpful. All our hope that you continue along this path.

I was 46—feeling perfectly healthy and about to give a talk at a business meeting—when I fell to the floor in cardiac arrest. The doctors at the hospital where I was taken diagnosed a heart rhythm problem and put a pacemaker in my chest that would send an electrical shock to my heart if I had another episode. At first, I thought things were under control. But six months later, after my defibrillator gave me eight full shocks in a single day, my Johns Hopkins cardiologist recommended that I undergo genetic testing to pinpoint the cause of my condition. Now, thanks to him and the Hopkins genetic program, I know that I have what’s called long QT syndrome, even though it doesn’t show up on my stress tests or EKGs.My cardiologist and the Hopkins genetics program were able to pinpoint the cause of my frequent heart rhythm problems.

My husband was recently admitted to your Emergency Room. After an MRI, he was diagnosed with a brain bleed. The reason I am writing this letter is to let you know of the excellent care he received at your hospital. The compassion shown to him, and in particular, my family, was beyond anything I would have expected from a busy hospital staff. So many people complain about services and care in hospitals. I felt you needed to know of my experience at Jamaica Hospital. I tell everyone how wonderful you all were to us during a very difficult time in our lives.

My wife and I were recently heading to Florida. While on the jetway, my wife told me that she wasn’t feeling well and didn’t think we should get on the plane. We were eventually taken to Jamaica Hospital. From the moment she was wheeled through the doors of the emergency room, my fears were immediately put to rest. A courteous, compassionate and competent group of people immediately enveloped her in a cocoon of security. I would like to tell you that you should be extremely proud of your staff for the manner in which they treated a frightened pair of senior citizens.

My wife and I were recently heading to Florida. While on the jetway, my wife told me that she wasn’t feeling well and didn’t think we should get on the plane. We were eventually taken to Jamaica Hospital. From the moment she was wheeled through the doors of the emergency room, my fears were immediately put to rest. A courteous, compassionate and competent group of people immediately enveloped her in a cocoon of security. I would like to tell you that you should be extremely proud of your staff for the manner in which they treated a frightened pair of senior citizens.

Appreciate the support we receive from cardiology OPD for the treatment of my mother. A special thank you to your social workers as well; they provided professional guidance, comfort, and strength to make our own decisions. Finally, I cannot praise the Palliative Care and Hospice team enough. They were patient and helpful. All our hope that you continue along this path.Thanks to all of the support team. Keep it up.