Name: Cartersville Medical Center
Address: 960 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy SE, Cartersville, GA 30120, USA, US
Telephone: +1 770-382-1530

Cartersville Medical Center is a hospital, located at 960 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy SE, Cartersville, GA 30120, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 770-382-1530, visit their website cartersvillemedical.com for more detailed information.

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960 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy SE, Cartersville, GA 30120, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 30 March 2017

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Fred Tucker

12 December 2017

toilet in bathroom was too small and too low. I had back surgery and could not bend that low to sit on the toilet seat. A High chair toilet seat was provided, the opening on it was too small to sit on and properly aim my penis to urinate into the toilet properly. So most of the time most of my urine was on the floor, my socks, and my feet. And this caused embarrassment for myself as well as my wife. Not to mention having to get someone to clean the floor, change my socks, and wash my feet. I would have been better off having the high chair sit in the shower because at least there is a drain there. This caused much unnecessary stress on myself and family. The last day I was there a staff member lowered the high chair a couple of inches and the results were much better. This whole issue could have been prevented had there been an adult size oblong and proper height toilet in the bathroom.
For the most part the staff was professional and courteous.
I believe my room number was 327 but since it has been nearly 3 months since I was there I am not positive.
Amber Blevins

28 November 2017

Janna in the er was our nurse and she was super amazing. My son had a kidney stone and she made sure that he was more than taken care of. Hospitals need more caring nurses like her. I truly hope she is blessed because she blessed us with her award winning attitude.
B Dukes

14 November 2017

Insurance Scam.. DO NOT LET THE EMERGENCY ROOM KNOW YOU HAVE INSURANCE!! They will offer you a 87% discount (mentioned multiple times I was sitting there along with an offer for charity services to pay the remaining 13%). Worst case you can check out the bill and see if you want to have it filed after the fact. My bill was $5,569. So 13% would have been $723.97 and they require you pay $0 up front.

Now the insurance side. If your insurance is like mine you'd have a $200 up front fee. They "discounted it" to $160 if you pay up front. There is no discount you just have to pay it later. Ok well insurance paid them $845, and then my portion of it was $1,032.59. Well at least I paid $160 up front so now my bill is $872.59.

So insurance rate for their services = $1,882.96 (66% off list)
Uninsured rate for their services = $723.97 (87% off list)

Never ever let them know you have insurance, far cheaper to take the uninsured rate on something simple. I'd go in uninsured either way and let them re-file after the fact. Wouldn't care but asked for the uninsured rate on what the insurance did not pay and was denied. So here's a hint to the rest of you, make them miss out on the insurance payment as well.
Sam Elliot

01 November 2017

Short wait times, bull. Got see by nurse sent back out, then waited, then registration, then long wait . 2 in afternoon on Tuesday. Needs lots of work. People getting paid good money to stand around. How do I get a job here.
Kelly Mammoth

31 October 2017

This hospital and staff are Top Notch. They took care of my Larry and were the Nicest Kindest people. His hospital stay lasted 5 days and from the Emergency room to the 3rd floor we couldn't have been in better hands. Shout out to ALL staff we encountered - you guys are the greatest!! Dr. Simmons, Shayla, Mechelle, Jan, Jennifer, Delbra and EVERYONE ELSE we encountered there were highly competent, reassuring, and had a positive outlook and demeanor that calmed us in a very stressful time. Our daughter that lives in LaGrange was So Impressed with the hospital staff and cleanliness and condition of the hospital that she said she would travel from home to Cartersville Medical Center for any treatment or emergency if she had one (and she works in the medical field down there). I am so happy that we chose to go to CMC. They saved his life, provided Above and Beyond Quality Care, and caused my Larry to feel confident in his future despite the illness facing him. I cannot say enough good things about this hospital and the people that support the patient and their family like they are family too. So many good people to thank. Hugs all around to you guys. I couldn't begin to list them all because we didn't get all of your names but Know that we appreciate you. From room 337.
Nikki Wilburn

25 October 2017

Every time I am in the ER I get paired with a nurse by the name of Whitney. This time I came in with my mother who needed immediate medical attention..aka the British Souvenir lol.
Whitney is hilarious first of all and secondly very friendly and professional. This time she was assisted by another nurse by the name of Sara who was so very sweet and helpful. I can not say enough about Whitney and although I hope I won't need to visit the ER any time soon, I do hope in the event I do that i am able to have her look after me.
Don King

20 October 2017

I recently was admitted to the ER on Saturday about 12:30 P.M. I was feeling nauseous and having frequent dizzy spells. After a period of time medications were administered to relieve this condition. Then I was sent to have a cat scan to determine what was causing the intense pain in my abdomen.
It took about one to two hours to get those results. As I mentioned to the RN on duty, everything seems to be moving at a very slow pace. The results finally came in. The readings were unclear due to the massive amounts of inflammation present in the area of concern.
I gave you the history of my experience so you would have a base for my complaint. After everything above was complete, I was not admitted or moved to a hospital room for approximately seven hours!
Seven hours is a very unreasonable amount of time to wait for a hospital official to make a decision.
The RN agreed that it shouldn’t be this way. No, it shouldn’t. But it was..
The ER needs to be evaluated in terms of efficiency and customer care. I will commend them for eliminating
the nausea and dizziness but the remaining time was handled unprofessionally.
Don King
Dale Cook

02 October 2017

I broke my ankle in 2 places and dislocated it. My nurse in the ER, Maggie, was excellent!! She answered all of my questions and made me feel more comfortable. Then I saw the Nurse Practitioner, Jennifer, and she was equally as awesome as Maggie! She also answered all of my questions. I was 2 1/2 hours away from home when my accident happened and knew nothing about your medical center. I would highly recommend your medical center! Thanks again for a pleasant experience during my trying time.
Judith Johnson

09 July 2017

I went to the emergency room, with pain in my arm on March 30, 2017. I did not know I was having a heart attack and had to have two stents put in my right artery in my heart, which was completely blocked. I would like to say "THANK YOU ! !" to the Doctors, Nurses, and working Staff for the care they gave me during my time there. My family was kept informed of the procedure and the discharge requirements to follow. I found the hospital clean and staff to be nice, friendly, and courteous!
Tabitha Clotfelter

30 May 2017

This hopital is the most ridiculous I have ever experienced.
I was seen due to an injury of domestic violence, i have a state appointed legal advocacy whom asked for a piece of paper showing WAS as at the hospital at current time in the Er.
The nurse refused to fax a simple piece of paper and said she needed to get the lead nurse and ask her. The lead nurse on duty was Heather clemons, she did not come speak with me and tell me anything otherwise, then I was discharged , they did not lead me out of ths room tell me where to go..I at this point was confused I got lost, and was in a lobby I did not enter. At this point I ask for the hopital administrator, they told me where to go, the Secretary was helpful and I spoke with cheif oporating vpo, as I am waiting, I notice 6 EKG leads stuck to my arms and chest. REALLY!!
Once in his office he did call lead nurse Hearher Clemons in, and I said if you dont feel comfortable faxing paperwork why would you not kindly send me or walk me to the administration office.dumb founded no answer, then I asked why did i get discharged with EKG leads all over me?
HER ANSWER" WELL THE PATIENTS ARE TO TAKE THOSE OFF ON THERE OWN"
REALLY!!!!!
then I asked how do I as the parient know thst?
Is it in your paperwork?? Her answer " no"
IF YOU WANT POOR CARE BE MY GUEST GO TO THIS PLACE
Lynette Linley

20 May 2017

So i walk in the er and tell the man stephen that i need to be seen for strep throat. He says so you know you have strep throat why come to the er? I said because i do not have insurance, he does the paperwork and says . Yeah because someone sooner or later pays for you coming to the er.. i respond yes me but i just pay more.
How dare you be so rude. Im in need of medical attention, thats your only concern. Sorry i camt afford to get insurance and go to doctors office.. this is why this hospital gets such bad reviews. Keep your personal comments to your self.
Charles Curio

11 April 2017

Excellent staff, very caring and thorough.
Good quick diagnosis and remedies. I was absolutely taken care promptly.
I want thank each and every one of them.
Duane Allman

06 April 2017

If I could give negative stars I would.

Run, don't walk away from anywhere close to this poor excuse for a hospital. Drive further to another facility.
My father laid in this hospital and if it weren't for my family raising holy hell he would still be laying there.
8 days to diagnosis him and perform a colonoscopy and finally give him a prognosis.

His so called treatment was drug out and we were told the doctors would be around when they come around. What???
Patients and family are left to talk to nurses and PA's on the telephone. On the telephone for God's sake. Can you believe that?

It felt like the twilight zone and it felt like it was intentional to milk our tax dollars and my dad's insurance for all they could.
The nurses were nice and I imagine they have their hands tied and are powerless.
This was a nightmare for my family.
What other business runs like this? The doctors will be around when they come around. Are you friggin kidding me?
And, make no mistake about it folks, this is big business and a money maker.
These responses from the hospital with a telephone number to call are purely for show.
If they haven't gotten the point by now and done something about it, then they never will.
They have no interest in doing anything about it or it would have already been taken care of.
Run, run run from this hospital if you need care.