Stay away! From nurses being careless with medications, to doctors admitting patients as a rule into the hospital from an obvious "false alarm" visit against patients requests NOT to be admitted into the hospital, to doctors' poor attempt to scare the patient into being admitted into the hospital by saying "you'd better stay in the hospital for observation or you could die at home". In our last visit to the emergency room, the nurse dropped a viable of medication into a locked contaminated container, proceeded to unlock it and take out the medication which was administered to me with an explanation that it would be ok as the medicine was inside. The doctor admitted us into the hospital against our request not to do that just so the hospital can bill more. We are so upset, words can't describe. And, this hospital is the closest to us. Frankly, in another emergency, I will request another hospital. I feel that the doctors behavior during my visit to the emergency room was completely unethical, and the care I received should not be associated with the name of Emory Hospital!

Great hospital Have been an out-patient several times - staff is courteous and helpful. If they don't take you in immediately(!) "wait-around time" is short!

Emory at John's Creek is a very nice hospital. I gave birth to my daughter in 2008 and loved the experience. The staff is excellent, hospital is new and clean, the food is great and they even have a menu that you order off unlike older hospitals. The care was great. I would recommend this hospital to anyone who is looking for a newer, clean place to birth children.

This is the best hospital. I was a patient there in June 2010. I loved everything about my stay. They treat you like you are in a 5 star hotel instead of a hospital. The staff is very nice and attentive. I highly recommend it! I live about 2 hrs north of there and it was well worth the drive!