Credentials
Education & Training
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Doctor of Medicine, NY, 1997
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Internship, Internal Medicine, NY, 1998
Languages
English and Spanish
Memberships & Affiliations
- American Board of Ophthalmology, Board Certified
What patients say
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★★★★★3.645 reviewsDr. Jason Dilly is affiliated with Henry Ford Hospital. These Google reviews are for the hospital as a whole — they cover every department and do not describe Dr. Jason Dilly's care specifically.View all Google reviews at this hospital
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Nightmare
Response from the ownerHi Dawn, we're sorry to hear about your frustrating experience and would like to address your concerns to the best of our ability. For your privacy, please provide your contact information at this link: henryford.com/experience. Once we receive your contact information, we will put you in touch with a care experience representative. Thank you for your time.Extremely large hospital with lots of specialist for all your medical needs.
Response from the ownerHi Keith, thank you for taking the time to share this with us. We will ensure your kind words are shared with the leadership at Henry Ford Hospital - hfhs.Going to the ER per my rheumatologist’s recommendation only worsened my lupus symptoms. The entire experience was chaotic and distressing. I thought being admitted to the hospital meant things would get better. After being admitted, I was placed in a shared room where staff informed us at 11:00 PM that my mom could not stay overnight—despite this being documented in my chart she was with me in the er, her inability to drive, and us living an hour away, then being asked for her to leave at night in a dangerous city like Detroit ( I’m from Utah) However she was allowed to stay eventually after trying to compromise. The overwhelming stress caused my fever to spike significantly. Given how uncomfortable and unaccommodating the shared room was, a private room should have been provided and I requested it. The situation was so unbearable that it felt worse than staying home without care. Through all this time I’ve a fever of up to 102/103 and sometimes I’d to tell nurses a million times for pain meds when it was time, I was able to better manage my fever with fewer meds at home on my own so in terms of my symptoms the hospital didn’t help at all, neither did the food or having to constantly ask for water. However they did a lot of testing to rule out infections that I’d wanted to be done for a piece of mind, so I’m grateful for that just wish they could have done it all in one day instead of couple of days and having to survive that hell of a shared room. However after prednisone my fever disappeared so that confirmed an autoimmune condition. Will see how I get in a couple of weeks. Everything else with the doctors were confusing, some saying I needed to do something, some saying no, just not clear communication. Not to mention when I’ve a fever of 102 I don’t have the stamina to listen but messaging would’ve been better so it felt overwhelming when multiple doctors from the same team would come and then different departments I thought it would be easier for me if one from each department came at the same time and they could all hear each other and I could hear all of them in one time. Overall I’m happier being discharged! Some of the nurses and nurse assistants were amazing and went above and beyond to help me like find my mom a comfortable recliner to sleep in. I was going to give her a gift card but didn’t see her again. And some nurses were just mean, please don’t come to healthcare if you can’t provide love empathy and make patients feel comfortable. Please don’t stress out someone who’s already going through health issues. I’ve worked and volunteered in healthcare before, love is very much needed for patients. I also wish they had a volunteer program where people would visit with patients who don’t have family around it would help their mental health and ability to recover faster. I miss university of Utah healthcare! They have it all in terms of patient care please reach out to them and learn! I was part of their hospital elder delirium preventative program.
Response from the ownerHi Abhilasha, we're sorry to hear about your frustrating experience and would like to address your concerns to the best of our ability. For your privacy, please provide your contact information at this link: henryford.com/experience. Once we receive your contact information, we will put you in touch with a care experience representative. Thank you for your time.Husband had a fantastic experience with Dr Zuchelli and the B-unit Nurses. Make it a 5-star experience by employing more discharge planners.Ours is exceptionally sloooooow. Just wow, so slow, been ready to go for hours, no prescriptions, already received instructions from dr, just need to sign and WHERE IS HE? Nurse also cannot explain why the discharge guy is delaying. Yay. 😬😬😬 we have a 3 to 3 hour drive home and now it will be Detroit rush hour traffic. Thanks discharge guy.
Response from the ownerHi, thank you for taking the time to share your experience and feedback with us. If you're interested in speaking to a representative about your concerns, please let us know by sharing your information with us at: henryford.com/experience.The last two days the receptionist at the 15th floor and the person checking in people this morning were rude as hell. I’m just asking questions, I’m kind, what’s with the hostility? This happens like every other time I bring my grandmother here. The doctors seem nice but the desk people act like we’re an inconvenience and like we’re bothering them. I think even reception should have bed side manner. What’s your reason for being rude IMMEDIATELY. All I did was ask about her doctor getting her in earlier because the doctor stated she had to come in sooner and the lady got irritated at us. This morning I asked what elevator to use and I said “I’m sorry where’s the elevator for the (whatever floor)” and she very pointedly went “/Good morning/ the elevator is (somewhere)” and I’m confused why her tone of voice was rude, like was it because I didn’t say good morning first? Bro it’s 8am why are you being like that? I wasn’t rude, why are you????
Response from the ownerHi, we are sorry to hear about your experience and would like to address your concerns. For your privacy, please provide your preferred contact information at the following secure link and someone from our care experience team will be in touch: henryford.com/experience. Thank you.I can't speak for the entire hospital but just know, the surgical floor and all of the teams that work on that floor took such good care of me. I do wish it was more "private" when it comes to pre-op and post-op, but they are doing their best with that they are given. I'm sure many people abuse the system given the area but if you are scheduled an important surgery, they are the best!
Response from the ownerHi, thank you for taking the time to share your experience and feedback with us. If you're interested in speaking to a representative about your concerns, please let us know by sharing your information with us at: henryford.com/experience.Horrible, where do I even start. The restrooms are dirty & stink horribly, there was tissue with poop on the floor throw up buckets in the bathroom bins. I have waited over 9 hours for a bed. This is beyond ridiculous there is no reason for me to spend almost a whole day waiting for a bed. The hallways are filled with patients, people throwing up, and screaming. It was from first time at this hospital emergency and I hope I never return again. It’s been a horrible experience. Having four plus doctors asking you the same thing over and over again. They don’t have a time estimate on when you’ll get a bed or when you’ll be discharged. It is beyond dirty and stinky. If you are sick go elsewhere and if you are healthy stay healthy!!!!!!!!!! 0/10.
Response from the ownerHi Lyz, we're sorry to hear about your frustrating experience and would like to address your concerns to the best of our ability. For your privacy, please provide your contact information at this link: henryford.com/experience. Once we receive your contact information, we will put you in touch with a care experience representative. Thank you for your time.completing my financial assistance is a joke. All i have is a cell ohine and I am a senior citizen. Must apply every 3 months. Used to be once an year. U of M forgave my debts from 2025 and 100% discount in 2026 Henry ford takes 6 weeks then it goes to collections. Henry ford is not in touch with how people are struggling financially. They are killing my credit. No one cares.
Response from the ownerHi, we're so sorry to hear this. We will share your feedback with our billing leadership. In the meantime, we would like to connect you with our care experience team so they can address your billing concerns. Please provide your preferred contact information at this secure link: henryford.com/experience. Thank you for your time.if you seek relief of pain or ailments DO NOT GO HERE. very few were seen most others walked out too. they took my temp put a band on my arm and 3 hrs later, NOTHING. no one has even asked why I was there. henry ford is getting more and more disappointing each freaking day
Response from the ownerHi Jessi, we are sorry to hear about your experience and would like to address your concerns. For your privacy, please provide your preferred contact information at the following secure link and someone from our care experience team will be in touch: henryford.com/experience. Thank you.
