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January 2025 by Joyce Chatman
First of this is the worst place to come when you’re in pain .They don’t give a Dam about you or your love ones.Ive been hear since 2pm today and still have not been seen.On top of it all on Jan 1 2025 they let my brother die because the sitter left him alone in the room.Ill rather sit at home and Be in pain than come here and they BULLSHIT ME AROUND
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December 2024 by Cherokee Matrix
Well for starters, some guy started an altercation with me because apparently I was taking too long using the ONLY toilet they had in the ER. I had no choice but to embarrassingly defend myself.
Then after I was finally called for service a nurse named Pamela quickly and aggressively inserted a 20ga IV into my vein which still hurts.
For some reason I had to keep asking them to be gentle with me, because there seemed to be a time limit or rush job to get me out of there. Not a pleasant ER visit by far.
After hours of waiting for a bed I was eventually moved to a private room on a floor which was a relief.
Soon I received an unwelcomed visitor that caused stress and uncomfort and an argument happened. However instead of checking on the patient RN Megan was very vocal about her care for everyone else in the entire building except her current patient who's being stressed out while under care. She didn't even pretend to give a damn about my overall health. Only the other people in the hospital even the person in my room causing the extra stress. And she was trying her best to convince me why my well being meant absolutely nothing to her. After failing to convince me of her stance against me she became frustrated and said she's leaving. I said yeah get on out of here, get out of my room. I'm not there to feel like a victim only to be cared for. Then she tried to convince me that I was cursing which was ridiculous considering who was in my room I'd never speak that way in their presence. However I still apologized just to feel decent about my own actions. I almost requested a new RN. Not sure how that would've worked out so I just dealt with her attitude and did what was necessary to complete the experience.
Dr. Hogan who did the surgery was very calm and just awesome. Very clean facility. Rn khaila helped improve my overall experience. Such a ray of sunshine she was to someone who's afraid of hospitals.
So it wasn't all terrible but needs social improvement.
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October 2024 by Cynthia Williams
We are from out of state and my husband had tendinitis in his elbow. From the front desk to the Nurse to the nurse practitioner everyone was so helpful and took great care of him. We were so thankful that we found this clinic.
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August 2024 by Christine White
Excellent care
..once they see someone with the patient they come less...not enough rooms available..moved 3 times in overnight stay
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March 2024 by Pamela Jones
Professional staff
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April 2023 by Nita J (Mrs.J)
They got us n and out n a good time
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March 2023 by Ismael Hernandez
Very kind, they helped me a lot
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January 2023 by Barbara Nash
It doesn't matter.
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November 2022 by Leticia Ortiz
Worst er ever.went to ER by ambulance with severe abominal pain..after 4hours at the triage waiting area still waiting for lab work and chest xray report….
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September 2022 by Tuwanna Faulkner
Doctor Appointment it went great.
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September 2022 by Anniece Rutherford
Just praising God that my father finally decided to no longer be seen at this hospital.
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August 2022 by Cassandra Horton
My Lupus doctor is gre
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August 2022 by Sandra Hoskins
Mary & Roberta are the best staff in Midtown. You can't ask for better professional service. We need more positive people like you two. May everyday be a good Day
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August 2022 by Van Phillips
Healthcare was 5 star. But, having to wait, even though I was on-time, for over an hour was frustrating. And I had a different medical appointment after this one qhich I told them, but the reception staff didn't seem to care.
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August 2022 by Jackie Williams
The personnel were wonderful. They went out of their way to help me through a very difficult procedure.
