We had a Er intern that was amazing. He tried. He admitted husband to hospital for further care and testing. My husband has long history of heart issues has had open heart surgery allready. Once he was admitted his nurses were awesome .but we had to fight to get hospitilist Dr . Haley to do anything. He Absolutly refused him a cardio consult 3 times after we kindly ask 3 times. We were told his pain was due to cronic pain although he had never had the pain this severe before. He proceded to release him from hospital, against our wishes, and sent him home with paperwork stating for these symptoms seek medical attention immediatly, he had all the symptons on the papers at time of discharge, even the nurse was baffled he was going home. Now thanking god we were able to get a dr. In columbus who cares and after further testing, not only did he have congestive heart faliure, he has a artery in his neck 97 percent blocked, and stage 3 kidney faliure. Please never rely on one uncareing drs. Opinion, in this case it was life or death. If this Dr. Haley is given to you as a hospitalist please seek another opinion.
This place has the most amazing nurses and doctors they took excellent care of me
This place is awful. The staff takes their time, they lose your paperwork, and then they never take blame for anything. Your probably better off having a homeless guy help with your medical needs then this place.
I had surgery the end of July. I had been off work and had not received and invoice and just got slammed with almost $1000. Billing department was rude and unprofessional. I had to speak with 2 different people because when the rep transferred me to a supervisor I was disconnected. When I called back the next rep read the notes outloud! Glad I heard it. Still in pain from the surgery and was told its normal. Refused me medication 4 days after surgery. Still have limited use of my dominent arm. Very dissappointed.
The staff at this hospital was simply amazing. They are the most friendliest, patient, and conscientious group of people in a medical facility I have ever met. I had to stay there for 3 days. No one likes to be in a hospital, but when I left, it felt like I was leaving behind some of my best friends and family.
In addition, even the doctors knew I did not want to be there. They were very patient in explaining my condition, the reason I needed to be there, the procedure that was needed to go through, and what would happen if the protocol was not followed.
If I ever have to go back to a hospital, this is the place I want to go. I live 90 miles from there, but will be worth it. Thanks again to all the wonderful staff at Adena!
This hospital has some of the most selfish, lazy staff. They do not have their patients best interest at heart. For the sake of your health I highly recommend making the drive to Columbus. Adena takes advantage of the fact that they are located in an area where residents are often low income and cannot afford to go out of town for care. Do not let their monopoly be the death of you.
First off let me say this is the first time I've ever had an issue with Adena period, but the disregard for my safety and nonattention to details was mind blowing! I was a fall risk they continously forgot to set the bed alarm that goes off if u fall out of bed. They knew this was the second time i has been hospitalized for this condition in 2 weeks. The pcas did not do their jobs most of the time. People were rude & I was more worried my family would come find me in worse condition than they dropped me off
The ER unit was fantastic from check in to check out! We were in and out in 20 mins with a happy 6 yr old boy after a busted chin :)
The nurses and doctors where wonderful if I have to have another surgery I hope I have it here!, Thank you to everyone in same day surgery that was so kind to me.And a Thank you to Heather from Medtronic for the great device that has changed my life!!!! And the whole staff was great.
Today Marsha saw Dr. Michael Jones in neurology, he was I felt very rude. She explained why she was there and all he could say was there was nothing he could do, he didn't even examine her. Well, you are correct you can't do anything without examining someone. Then he said she needed gastric bypass instead of exercise. Well I would think you need exercise before doing surgery. When I asked if maybe she had fibromyalgia he said no and I asked could he diagnosis this he said he could not. Well, with everything I had read about this a neurologist would be who you consult for this diagnosis. I like Adena but there are few physicians I believe are just evil. This doctor I would never suggest someone else to see he is rude and disrespectful .