Lenox Hill

A must watch. I cried, I laughed, I got angry. It was good to see motion from surgeons. I always feel like they're complete robots but to see them feel & cry got me so emotional.

Can't recommend this enough. It's riveting- full of beauty, pain, sadness, hope. These docs and these patients will stay with you long after you finish watching. I've been an RN for 31 years, but away from the bedside for a decade. This makes me ache to go back and reminds me what a privilege it is to do this work.

I don't watch reality TV shows. Just not my type, especially after associating them with the Kardashians or Wifes "something".. Even reading a bit of description of it being about working in a hospital. But anyway, I was really stressed one day so i just pressed play on Netflix. To run it in the background while I was finishing some work. Wow! I can't even write on the qualities and the faith and respectbit gave back for the hard work, ethics, humanity the medical staff show throughout the episodes. Not only that is entertaining, but is also educational(!). Im addition to this, I was very hooked also on the cases they show throughout the series. With the permission and support of the patients and their families we can actually witness the real hopes, fears, joy and tragedies the families and medical staff are going through. A big round of applause is in order for the patients, their families, medical staff and the producers of this show!

The creators of this documentary are absolutely geniuses. The people are inspiring. It's really interesting. What a great work! I can't wait to see more of what they have!!

Wow, I have such respect for all these doctors. What a well implemented reality show that shows the real operation of a hospital, the integrity, heartaches, headaches and joys of being a physician in a wonderfully rich hospital. This was fine tv! Thanks!!!!