“While on vacation in Paris last year, I found myself in need of emergency care. It was this event that brought me to the American Hospital of Paris. I have been involved in the delivery of healthcare for almost thirty years and have spent many hours in the hospital setting. I have never seen the level of quality care delivered that I experienced firsthand at the American Hospital of Paris. From the admissions department, CCU nurses, housekeeping staff, food service, and last but not least my doctor, Dr. Tarragano. As my friends would tell you, I am always eager to tell my American Hospital of Paris story. This is the way healthcare should be delivered. I only wish that I lived closer so that all of my medical needs could be provided there. Keep up the good work!”
- Dr. S. from New York
“Thanks to the American Hospital physician who gave me advice over the telephone when I was ill in early October during our vacation in Paris. I followed his advice regarding my cold and cough…and was able to enjoy the last two weeks of our visit.
The American Hospital of Paris is first-rate. This is the best hospital I have ever been in. The entire staff, from cleaning people to doctors, was wonderful and caring. If you have to get injured in Paris, this is the place to be. The hospital food even looked wonderful, although I was barely able to eat at all, because of my medication.”
- James from California
“The American Hospital of Paris is exemplary of how good hospital care can be. Keep up the good work!”
- Orrin from California
“While on vacation I fell and broke my wrist. The company we rented an apartment from recommended the Hospital. The doctors who treated me were outstanding, and I probably received better care than here in the States. I really appreciated the time the doctors took to explain my options, especially since I needed surgery on my wrist and had never had surgery before.”
- Monique from Illinois
“What was special was not so much the treatment, which was applied quite quickly and professionally, but the aftercare. Once in recovery I was brought café au lait and a croissant. Clearly I was in France!”
- Dr. F. from Washington
“The doctors and nurses were all very nice and helpful, and there was an American representative to speak to regarding questions. Even though I was in another country, I felt everyone (all staff) made me feel as if I was their main priority.”
- Patricia from Texas
“Perhaps you can give tutorials to all the hospitals in America about service and care and expertise.”
- Linda from California