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IU Health Bloomington Hospital is a hospital, located at 601 W 2nd St, Bloomington, IN 47403, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 812-353-5252, visit their website iuhealth.org for more detailed information.

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601 W 2nd St, Bloomington, IN 47403, USA
Added by Jopie, at 03 January 2017

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  • 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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11 Reviews

  • Brenda Bowman
    09 November 2017

    When you have a 95 yr old in pain you shouldn't have to wait going on3hours

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  • Maddox
    14 October 2017

    My girlfriend and I just had our baby at Bloomington hospital. First I am writing this review for both her and I since we are still here and she is in bed attempting to rest. When we arrived to the hospital and got into our room in post partum they came in and told us our surgery time had been pushed back a half hour, no big deal but still a strike in my book. The surgery went very well our doctor “Dr. Perry” was very good and the entire c-section surgery went very well. The anesthesiologist “Dr. Ridge” was also very friendly and very professional. The operating room nurse Kristen was also very good. Overall the c-section surgery went great and was the best part of our experience. After surgery is when our bad experiences began. We have been here for 3 days and have gotten zero rest at all. They are in the room literally every 20 minutes just asking if she needs anything. We feel that they are more concerned with their protocol rather than the specific care of each patient individually. In our case there is no problems with baby or Mom other then we have had about 4 hours of broken sleep in the past 3 days. Something that I have noticed as a Dad is a lot of the nurses don’t even acknowledge that I exist, and even if I comment on something or may have a question I’ve been completely ignored. which really is upsetting considering Ive been number one support for Mom and baby the whole time. One post partum nurse in particular was very bad about this, her name was “Kat Aronson” and she was on the night shift for 2 of the 3 nights we stayed. She was the rudest, most hateful nurse I’ve ever met, that is unless another nurse was around then she put on a nice little act for them. But when she was in our room by herself she was awful!! They mostly just barge into your quiet room talking in a loud voice like it’s no big deal while your thinking to yourself, “ no we don’t need another pillow will you just leave us alone so we can rest already!!” Also they will just stand there and “shoot the s**t” with their co-workers over the foot of your bed while your waiting for them to leave. I could go on for an hour but I’ll stop here. Overall I wouldn’t recommend this hospital for child birth or for anything really, I don’t know how they keep the doors open. If you can go to Indy or research other hospitals there are way better options out there we wouldn’t come back for a paper cut.

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  • Beebo Thrash
    27 September 2017

    Similar to other reviews my sister went there multiple times for a problem they couldn't diagnose properly and even sent her home with the wrong prescription. She almost died if not for the fact that when the ambulance came she asked to go to the other hospital and they saved her life by airlifting her to Indianapolis!

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  • Karen Soo
    19 July 2017

    Went to the ER with excruciating lower back pain. I've had back problems for 30 years and had some awful pain, but nothing like this. I rated the pain 10/10 for first time ever. At home, I had stabbing pain when I stood up with the support of a walker, then the stabbing pain started again after taking a few steps. I would sit down for relief, but within 2 min had stabbing pain again. Could find any relief at all only when curled up in a ball in bed. At the ER, I asked to lie down while waiting 2x but was told no, just sit there! The intake girl was so rude and condescending. Then, I had to wait several hours, sitting in a wheelchair in excruciating pain before I was helped. I cried the whole time. Once someone took me back to a treatment room, the staff were nice. They gave me pain medication to get my pain under control but said they couldn't send me for an MRI. Then they left me in another area to wait for a ride home. I wasn't sure where I was or if my ride would know where to pick me up, so I started to walk out. Couldn't wheel myself in the wheelchair or push it, so a staff person showed me how to push it from behind. So, I walked out to the main drive by myself pushing the wheelchair for support. A 90-year-old friend had to help me to the car. If I ever have to use the ER again while in Bloomington, I'll go to Monroe Hospital.

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  • Brilee Slaven
    29 June 2017

    If I could rate this a 0 I would we took my grandpa to the hospital because he was having signs of a stroke so we took him to the ER we got right in no problem. They took 1 test and I can't remember what i was. They said he had and alcohol withdrawal.? Obviously not then they drugged him up to send him home . Then the next day we took him to Monroe county hospital they said he had a stroke and we knew it was so they sent him back here to IU for a neurologist (I think that's what it's called) they are doing alright right now. But if you want something you'll have to ask 3 times.

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  • Michelle Slaughter
    23 May 2017

    My mother had emergency vascular surgery on Saturday and will be there for another week. Tonight, they put a woman in her room that was transferred from Bedford Hospital that was supposed to be in isolation due to being septic. Luckily, my brother was in the room when the nurse for the other woman came in and told her family that they would need to be "suited up" and wear gloves to EVEN ENTER THE ROOM due to the severity of her contagiousness. All-the-while, my mother and brother were sitting next to them listening to the nurse's conversation WHILE EATING DINNER! If it weren't for my brother going to the nurse and telling them that they overheard their conversation, THEY WERE GOING TO LEAVE MY MOTHER IN THE ROOM, without protection! They admitted that the other woman was having a C-DIFF test done and that "the doctor ordered the woman to be in isolation". My mother stayed in the room for an hour a half after-the-fact and told my mother that they will let her know if the other woman tested positive so she could be tested.

    I'm so beyond angry and no wonder people say this is the hospital to come to if you want to die! I'm thankful that I DO, in fact, have the audience to make sure this is made well aware of.

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  • Virgil Erb
    03 April 2017

    Their bedside manner here needs a serious overhaul. We get a lot of "your not my patient so I can't help you" . We had an iv machines alarm goin off for 10 minutes 28th nobody coming to check on it. Finally I went looking for somebody. I found a nurse right outside my girlfriends room. He said he had heard it but it wasn't his patient so he didn't come in to check on her but he would make sure to tell her nurse about it when he ran into her. I was so mad I didn't even think to get his name.
    Her nurse came in and was really apologetic. It wasn't her fault she had been on lunch when the alarm started.
    So I guess if your nurse is busy nobody will come to help if you need it unless you go look for them.
    Whatever happened to teamwork in the workplace?

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  • Maria Villa
    02 April 2017

    If you're going to the ER, don't expect them to consider it an emergency. Expect a 4 hour wait without being seen by a doctor. Staff was incredibly rude throughout the whole stay completely disregarding how loud they talk( which is unbearable pain to the patients ears.)There is a lack of care for the patients, pushed call button yet no one showed up, they turned the room light off so no one knew we needed anything anymore. Call buttons do not get answered. Lack of supplies including pillows and bed extenders. This is just absolutely ridiculous the treatment that's being given. This hospital is a total joke. "Best hospital to be at" .. TERRIBLE hospital where you're igored for hours upon hours regardless of how much pain you're in, if it's time for your medicine, or even if they know you haven't eaten in three days and are continuously getting sick. They simply do not care for their patients correctly. And it's so incredibly blatant that there are no cares given in the least bit. Absolutely recommend Monroe County if they can tend to your needs. Also, throughout the stay at iu bloomington hospital we've had multiple nurses and doctors in and out. .only 2 of them have actually been treating him nicely but they're off now and we're not even in the same unit anymore. It's just frustrating not getting the help that you need or the help they've informed you you'll be getting. Also, it's disgusting to me that the nurses(RN's on the fourth floor for night shift on April 2nd 2017) will lie on charts and try to get the patients only person there for him kicked out when they've been treated with nothing but kindness even when they're continuously rude. I'm absolutely disgusted with this hospital and the treatment that's been received . Not ever will IU facilities be used by our families again. I strongly encourage anyone who can to seek other assistance if possible. .you won't regret it. God bless.

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  • Skyler Bryant
    01 April 2017

    in here to be treated for meningitis, waited 4 hours in the er with nothing to help my light sensitivity and noise sensitivity. finally got back in a room and get hooked up for pain control. they find out I do have it so after giving me pain medicine via IV every 30 minutes for a couple hours, they decide to take me to the neurologist and also decides that they can only give me pain medicine once every 3 hours now and would not give me ANYTHING until the three hours had passed. meningitis is swelling of the brain and spinal cord, VERY VERY painful. they should not have doped me up like that and then put me in a room with nothing but excruciating pain for 3 hours. everytime I hit the call button I can expect at least 20 minutes until anyone shows up. this place is a joke. go to monroe co hospital. much better staff

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  • Tanner Seput
    20 February 2017

    I've have been here a few times for a few different things, from a concussion to a sinus infection. The staff is incredibly nice and the service is fantastic. Wait times vary depending on the number of people in the waiting room, but it is a hospital and that should be expected. I have never waited so long that I was upset with any of my visits. Great staff and great service.

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  • Steve Baker
    10 January 2017

    Went to the emergency room with severe right side lower back and groin pain. They did a CT scan and said my bowel was impacted and that was causing my pain. I questioned that as the pain was so localized and bowels have been working fine. So after a 6 hour stay and never seeing a Doctor they tell me to go home and take a laxative and gave me a Rx for stool softener. I go home and follow their directions and clean my self out. I get up next morning, still have pain and now I have bright red blood in my Urine. I called them and talked to a charge nurse. They say I would have to come back or see my primary care Doctor. Why would I go back there ???? I am not a Doctor, but seems I have a kidney, bladder, or urinary tract infection. Go figure.

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