Saint Francis Children's Hospital

Reviews

• DL

  DO LAL

  1 day ago
  1.0
  Poor security services and such dumb rules about seeing your family members the policy need to be change!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
• AG

  AHAO Gachui

  1 day ago
  1.0
  Poor security services and such dumb rules about seeing your family members the policy need to be change!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
• SL

  Sarah Lowe

  5 days ago
  1.0
  I had taken my daughter to my local urgent care because she was in pain and I did what they told me to do and then when I brought my child to the children’s emergency room in Tulsa, we were there for about six hours before I even got anything back so I left and took her to the pediatrician the next day and her test results came back with no UTI But then two weeks later, my children’s father her dad takes her to a different emergency room and she did have a UTI so I don’t know if they just don’t care about Minor things like this because it’s not a broken leg or someone bleeding but they need to get their crap together!!!!!!!
• JN

  Jinkie Newell

  Mar 1, 2026
  2.0
  Our experience at the Children’s Hospital was bittersweet. On our first night, we received no information about hospital guidelines, the plan for the night, or what to expect. Our baby’s IV machine was beeping, and when we brought it to the nurse’s attention, we were told, “The only way to fix it is to change the IV,” yet it was left beeping throughout the night. The nurse was also very unwelcoming, which made an already stressful situation even harder. The following morning, the day-shift release nurse asked how long the machine had been beeping. When I explained, she was visibly shocked and immediately changed the IV because the line was clogged and our baby was no longer receiving fluids. That was extremely concerning for us as parents. That said, the rest of our experience with the nurses, respiratory therapists, and doctors was very positive. Many staff members were kind, attentive, and supportive during a difficult time, and we are grateful for their care. After five days of arranging childcare for our other children, we were unexpectedly forced to have one child stay with us overnight. When we arrived, he was turned away and told he could not enter or stay after 8 p.m. We were informed this was a new policy implemented two weeks prior. Unfortunately, we had received no notice of this policy change, and there were no visible signs, leaving our family to discover it the hard way during an already overwhelming situation. Additionally, the hospital appears to be short on equipment and understaffed, which may contribute to some of these challenges. We appreciate the many staff members who provided excellent care, but clearer communication, better policy transparency, and improved responsiveness would make a significant difference for families navigating stressful medical situations.
• TS

  tyler strickland

  Feb 21, 2026
  1.0
  Got here around 845pm my son crying in pain they did triage him quickly, however they did nothing for his pain. At midnight they came and checked his vitals again in the waiting room and said they would get him some Tylenol or ibuprofen for pain. They never brought it so after 45 minutes I went and asked again and then watched the woman at the desk sit with the medicine for an additional 20 minutes before she saw me staring her down. It's 2:16am now and he's not been seen at all with no end in sight.