Groupe hospitalier Carnelle- Les Portes de l'Oise à ST MARTIN DU TERTRE

I gave birth on January 20, 2026, at this maternity ward, which wasn't originally planned for my area, and I have absolutely no regrets! Thank you to the receptionist for welcoming us so warmly; it's a small detail that makes all the difference. Thank you to the maternity team—a fantastic team! My delivery was perfect, with highly competent professionals who were very attentive and, above all, present and reassuring throughout my entire labor, from arrival (quick care), through labor, and delivery. The same goes for the postpartum unit. Thank you to all the healthcare professionals who were so attentive, reassuring, and offered excellent advice. I will cherish the wonderful memories of this magical time with you. I highly recommend this maternity ward to everyone! Aliyah's mom, room 121 😊

My wife gave birth on January 22nd, and we want to thank the maternity ward staff. A wonderful welcome and prompt care. A clean room and facilities, with everything we needed. Always so helpful and attentive. From the housekeeping staff and maintenance personnel to the security guards, the cafeteria attendant, the reception staff, and absolutely everyone else present, we thank you. A genuine interest in patients, their companions, and especially the babies. Professionals who practice their profession with passion. Thank you for everything! Ava from room 122 ♥️

I went to the emergency room with a severe dental infection that was even causing vision problems. Despite the seriousness of the situation, my case was clearly not taken seriously, to the point that I had to go to another hospital afterward to finally receive proper care. Arriving at 1:00 a.m., I waited in a cubicle until 5:00 a.m. without seeing a single doctor. Thinking there were many patients, I finally asked a nurse when the doctor would be coming. I then saw her go to get him from the break room, where he was on his phone, clearly in no hurry to see me. The nurse even had to beg him—that's the exact word she used—to get him to agree to come see me. When he finally arrived, he simply said that "it seemed to be deflating," without any real examination, as if he had noticed a change in my condition when that was absolutely not the case. As I left the department, I also noticed that all the other examination rooms were dark, confirming that there was no particular influx of patients, while the doctor calmly returned to the break room. 👉 On the positive side, the nurses were professional, caring, and impeccable. 👉 On the major negative side: the doctor, who was clearly more interested in his phone and coffee breaks than in patient care. I strongly advise against this hospital, especially the emergency room. It's better to go elsewhere to avoid such disastrous treatment.

What can I say… I arrived at the ER, was seen, put on an IV, and then discharged even though my condition wasn't stable. So I decided to seek medical help elsewhere. I arrived at the CONTI clinic, had emergency surgery, and was hospitalized for a week. Honestly, where do you find doctors? No tests were done, nothing at all. Frankly, the state of this hospital and the quality and competence of the staff leave much to be desired. If you can, avoid it and go to Pontoise. They're part of the same group, but with REAL doctors. Having been to Pontoise, I REALLY saw the difference.

When a humain is in trouble they came here but they don’t care about anyone they are here to only show they are working but …..no , I am watching that two kid bleeding their nose since 3 hours.