Watsonville Community Hospital

Insanely surprised at how wonderful this ER experience has been. The environment was intimate, peaceful, and comforting— no loud overcrowded huge waiting room. The process went by so quickly and you could feel the love the staff had for their job, coworkers, and helping people (which can be hard to show when your job is so stressful). The staff also worked so hard to honor they/them pronouns, with no prompt. Came in specifically to let us know they were all trying their best but are still learning and apologize if they slip up. Hopefully we don’t have anymore emergencies, but if we do it’s nice to know we have such a great place to turn.

The entire labor and delivery staff was amazing. I came in during the very early morning hours as an emergency (I had a known high risk complication) and had an emergency c section. Dr. Cox performed my Caesarian and she was fantastic. So kind, gentle, comforting, and knowledgeable. I was so relieved by her and the nurses because it was a very scary situation for myself and my son. The anesthesiologist (Dr. Kong I believe) was wonderful as well. My son was transferred to another hospital to be in the NICU while I recovered at Watsonville Community Hospital. The nurses who cared for me during my 3 day stay were so kind and helpful. I honestly cannot thank everyone enough for the care we received.

Excellent service. They are very good and they can help you after birth with breastfeeding  Cómo se pronuncia

Slow service and nurses are not nice. Rooms suck with small bed and horrible service to comfort patient. Nothing compares to Dominican hospital all the staff was amazing and very helpful. Don’t recommend Watsonville hospital for baby delivery at all . Only reason I came here was because my OB doctors office is in Watsonville and wanted her to be the one to deliver my baby.

I think it's nice. My mom and I were born here and also my two cousins.