Horrible, I'm having an m.s attack. The short haired brown headed nurse was more judgmental. Even made me cry. I'm at risk of losing my legs didn't offer me a wheelchair she just marched me to the waiting room with my right leg dragging.
My friend went because she’s sick and can’t breathband they tell her to fight it herself! Like what the heck?
If I could give a zero star I would. The only helpful person there was the nurse I had when i finally went to a room. I went in with a severe allergic reaction that causes my tounge and throat to swell. As soon as we get there I have difficulty explaining what is wrong because I cant speak correctly so my boyfriend was teling them in having a reaction to seafood which the triage nurse decided to tell me that I am basically faking it because there was no visible sign of a rash on my body except my tounge. Then she had the audacity to ask me what I was on because I was going crazy then set me in the waitin room while out of it in a wheelchair while completely out of it. At that point saliva was pouring out my mouth as we try to catch it all with towels ( which took about for) because i cant swollow much less breath. So when i get to my room the other nurse saw me and knew exactly what was going on. I am allergic to benedryll also so it took two shots and a small pill being shoved down my throat to bring me back to normal. People if you do not have the heart and or knowledge please do not pursue a position in Healthcare. There is a lot of crocked ones there that need to be reevaluated. I for one have worked in Healthcare and wouldnt dare put someone in that situation. Rant over.
I was in Anmed Hospital for a total of 6 days. I was in CCICU for 2 days and then in the cardiac unit for 4 days. I had some of the MOST amazing Nurses in both CCICU as well as in my room. They showed so much love, compassion, and care for me and really took care of me. I had some really awesome DRs as well. I made myself friendly and showed a great deal of respect to both my Drs and my nurses and in they in turn, were super friendly and respectful to me. They all made sure I understood exactly what they were telling me about my condition and my progress. This is a great hospital with excellent staff members. I'm so glad that they were a part of my recovery!!!
I wish I could give this place no stars. You can literally die in the floor and still have to wait for a room. All the nurses do is chill in their phones. If you ask a question no one knows anything ugh! I literally HATE coming here. Anmed is trash!!!
Why are the spending all this $$ making the hospital look better? The entire staff needs more training. Walked in here at 8:45 am and waited 2 hours to get in a room. Finally get a room and wait 1 hour for damn Tylenol. All I see is nurses on their phones and people with badges on socializing. For a second I thought I was at the damn good court. Is this not where you come for compassion? My child is sick and all I'm getting is excuses. Not really sure if rating this sorry ass hospital will help
Absolutely terrible. I've never seen such incompetence in my life. The nurses are emotionless, the doctor doesn't communicate with the patients and the entire set up is unbelievable. My first visit was a simple check up, the wait was long even though I had an appointment, the nurse said not a word to me other than asking about my medication before leaving, the doctor seemed nice enough, but she rambled on and left what seemed like halfway through to "check something" only to never return. A nurse came in layer with a sheet confirming an ultrasound appointment the next week at 8 in the morning (which I live an hour away so of course this is inconvenient) and I don't even know what I'm getting it for! She then pushed me off in a second waiting room for another nurse to give me blood and urinary tests before telling me that I was done and ready to leave. I was upset already with how little care and communication they had, but I gave them a second chance and went to the ultrasound. I got there early since traffic was light and the waiting room was locked. I proceeded to the neatest front desk where no one was at and a sign pointed me to the next desk where a nurse waved me away towards the back. Once there, I waited for anyone to show up, was them told that I was in the wrong place, and led back to where I started at the locked doors. I had to wait for a nurse to show up to unlock the doors, was then ignored as they started calling out names for other people even though I was the first one there and first in the check out line, and then once again told to go wait on a different room. I waited for over half an hour to be seen. This hospital either needs to be shut down or entirely revamped with new staff.
If I could give it 0 stars, I would. Prepare to wait 8+ hours to be seen. When you do finally get to be seen, you'll most likely be brushed off, marginalized, and treated like little more than an inconvenience. This is especially true with some of the nurses. I had the misfortune of encountering Nurse Tiffenie at an earlier visit. She was absurdly snarky and condescending while I was nothing but polite to her. This hospital is long overdue for an overhaul and to be staffed with more considerate people. I'm very disappointed and disheartened with the "care" I received here.
An absolute joke of a hospital. Avoid at all cost. My wife was found on the side of the road by a passer-by slumped over in her care unresponsive. When she came to she was confused and dizzy. The ambulance rushed her to the hospital and it has been over 3 hrs now and we still have yet to see a doctor of any kind. Her legs arms and the right side of her face is numb. Clear signs of a stroke of some sort and yet here we sit in a damn waiting room for 3 hours. To make matters worse we finally get placed in a holding area and the sheets were stained. When I asked to get her some clean sheets the nurse told me "it's just a stain." Like I said , this place should be condemned. What a joke.