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Lake Regional Hospital is a hospital, located at 54 Hospital Dr, Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 573-348-8000, visit their website www.lakeregional.com for more detailed information.

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54 Hospital Dr, Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA
Added by Jopie, at 25 October 2016

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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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14 Reviews

  • Sam Georgopoulos
    19 November 2017

    If you want your loved one to die then this is the place to take them. A veterinary office would do more justice than Lake Regional. From what I've experienced here, and from what our family has seen here, we'll never use lake regional for anything ever again. I'll drive the extra 45 minutes to Jefferson city or Lebanon to make sure I stay alive and my loved ones do too. I swear you guys hire "doctors" that went to community college. Screw you lake regional hospital, all your good at is taking money and taking lives. RIP to all the soles who have lost their lives to the hands of the lake regional medical staff.

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  • Amanda Spicer
    13 November 2017

    This week will mark one month since my grandmother has been hospitalized at this 'hospital.' She was admitted initially with atrial fibrillation and a pneumonia. They then discharged her despite extremely limited improvement, and WITH THE SAME PNEUMONIA THEY ADMITTED HER WITH. They DID NOT SEND HER HOME WITH ANTIBIOTICS. Let me repeat that again: THEY SENT AN ELDERLY COPD PATIENT WITH A PNEUMONIA HOME WITHOUT ANTIBIOTICS. Do I need to say it again, except with emphasis on maybe, I don't know, MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE AND MALPRACTICE?

    So a few days after discharge, my grandma won't wake up. Eventually my grandpa gets her to, but she's extremely confused. So back to this atrocious place she goes, except now she's admitted to ICU. With the same pneumonia. And now she's also had either a heart attack or a stroke, caused by the atrial fibrillation she also had when she was previously admitted. The hospital staff told us that they could not determine whether she had a heart attack or a stroke. They were supposed to do a cardioversion for the a. fib. over a WEEK AGO. As of today, according to the extremely unpleasant nurse on the stepdown unit I spoke with, they haven't done it. They've also made only one or two medication changes and only done maybe one lab despite an increase in edema and this nurse stating that my grandma now has CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. So, if you have a family member with an acute medical condition which may be life threatening, do not send them to this hospital. They are not being aggressive with regards to attempting to figure out why my grandma is declining and to top it all off they are not doing absolutely ANYTHING to stop it. AND THEY WILL NOT TALK ABOUT IT WITH MY GRANDPARENTS. They are just letting her lay in a bed and languish until she dies.

    Oh yeah, about this extremely unpleasant nurse, who worked in Stepdown on today's date (11/12/17) at around 1430. I'll be calling the manager of the stepdown unit tomorrow morning to have a nice conversation about her. Let me begin by saying that YOU DO NOT BLAME PATIENTS OR THEIR FAMILIES FOR NURSING ISSUES. This horrific example of a nurse responded with "I've been in that room three times today and they've never asked me a single question" when I said that I believed there was a lack of communication. You know who was in that room? My grandparents, who are 70+, were alone, and have no background in medicine or healthcare. One of the cornerstones of the nursing profession is patient education. No one in this hospital is telling my grandparents ANYTHING about prognosis, disease process, or anything. THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT TO ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO INFORMATION. They are both absolutely exhausted. How dare this nurse respond negatively to a patient advocate.

    So, I'll be calling every single day to check on my loved one because it is obvious that this hospital only employs the most inept and lazy staff they can find. Holy hell, the charge nurses at the long-term care facility where I am a Director have far more initiative and critical thinking skills than the staff here. I would rather my grandma be there than in this place, as she would be receiving far better care.

    I will be contacting the state of Missouri's QIO and the Joint Commission following the conclusion of this medical saga. It is blatant that this hospital does not put patient care, patient health, and patient rights first.

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  • Gary Van Drew
    17 October 2017

    It was very busy in the ER but I was seen, x-rayed and evaluated in efficient time. The problem was they did not provide me with a CD of the X-rays or a detailed report that my orthopedic surgeon needed to view without additional duplicates. It seems a hospital that must have many patients from out of town should make this a priority.

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  • K H
    30 September 2017

    If I could give a LOWER rating I would. On 9/12/17 I had a request form FAXED to request my medical records be FAXED to another medical clinic OUTSIDE of the Lake Regional conglomerate. As of 9/29/17 my records STILL HAVE NOT BEEN RECEIVED. I not only find this inexcusable but a violation of MY RIGHTS. In order to indicate TIMES WAS OF THE ESSENCE I requested the records be FAXED and I even put a date (9/22/17) that indicated my authorization would expirebelieving that someone with some brains would realize that TIME WAS OF THE ESSENCE. Silly mehere I sit on September 29, 2017 and my new health care provider STILL HAS NOT RECEIVED MY MEDICAL RECORDS. Sad, sad, sad. I will NEVER recommend this hospital or the vast majority of their conglomerate clinics to any one!

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  • Teri Jones
    23 September 2017

    They took awesome care of me last night in the er room.A HUGE TY TO THE FOLLOWING :MARCY,MARTIN AND THE REST YOU DESERVE AN AWARD! GOD BLESS YOU ALL

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  • Anna Copland
    14 September 2017

    I've been a patient for several days now in 2 east staff art fantastic hard working caring helpful allay go out of their way to help you. Can't fault them.

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  • Elizabeth Goodsman
    09 September 2017

    The length of paragraph needed to describe how awful the services are here is far too long. My clinic is in Camdenton, My doctor, he was great, the rest of the staff? Nurses and Coordinators? AWFUL. I have now gone 9 weeks with a torn ligament in my knee, it is because of this staff not sending in the appropriate paperwork needed to my insurance company to cover an MRI. Their staff is always apologizing, but continues to not get anything accomplished. If you are reading the reviews I HIGHLY suggest not stepping foot near ANY Lake Regional Clinic's or Hospital. They are extremely incompetent.

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  • Judy Mcdowell
    04 September 2017

    9 /3/2017. 1 pm 90 yr old Mother had wound issue from previous fall. Er physician was the best ever. Very comassionate, explained things well. Hospitalist was great as well as surgeon. Overall a great er experience! My hats are off to you and I thank you from the bottom of my heart. What a great crew!

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  • Patrick Wolf
    28 June 2017

    My incident was with urgent care in OB. Long story short, i busted my head open with a fence post driver and my girlfriend freaked out and made me go to the urgent care. She called ahead and explained the situation and that i was refusing to go. When i arrived the Dr barely examined me and told me i needed to go to the ER. "We do not do this to jack your bill up. " Is what she said. Yeah right. A small 2" cut ended up costing over $600. Haven't paid and will not pay. The ER nurse laughed when i told her what happened and even agree that it was ridiculous for me to be there. The ER doctor never said anything, but gave the same vibe. The ER girls were great, but i do not feel that i should be forced to pay such an extreme amount for poor consultation from the urgent care Dr.

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  • Barbara Danley
    11 January 2017

    Came in with my 80 year old father who had strange new painful symptoms the night before. Everyone was friendly and helpful, the doctor was spot on and we ended up much relieved.
    My only issue is that we had to press to find out test results were normal, after being there for hours and one blood sample being hemolyzed, hence needing to be repeated. I had planned to go visit family elsewhere in MO that morning, since it was Christmas. The results were there, Dad was fine, and he was upset to delay my plans more than he was about his worries.
    Everyone was super nice and treated Dad great. Assessment and treatment topnotch. Only complaint-when ruling out serious problems is your game plan, be on the lookout for the results more quickly, someone is nervously awaiting the verdict.

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  • Emily Love
    10 January 2017

    Lori, our nurse in stepdown today is soooo rude! Ask any question and she talks to you like your stupid! She makes up reasons you can't do something like shower. We are not stupid Lori

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  • Dakota B
    09 December 2016

    Went last Monday after dislocating my finger to see if there were any fractures. I was told there wasn't and had two different nurses telling me two different stories. Went to the doctor today and turns out my finger actually has a fracture.

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  • Dreamy Dreambert
    30 November 2016

    A great hospital. Highly reccomend.

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  • Stevie Barrett
    01 November 2016

    I said to myself, Steph, don't write a scathing review, and yet here I am awake at five am from stomach pain that the ER first tried to claim was period related. Rewind to the fact that I had to wait around for two or three hours in a waiting room to get a room because "all the rooms are full," now, I might not have been so aggravated if I didn't know how big the hospital was and if this was my first time dealing with bs from this hospital, but throughout my very sickly young adulthood, I've dealt with it more than I'd care to say, and I've never walked away from it thinking my experience was a good one. Anyway, I finally get a room, I tell them there's blood in my stool and pain in my abdomen and after a very unpleasant test they start to claim that I might just be "confused" and a young woman who has had her period since she's 13 couldn't tell when she was on it. The doc pushes around on my abdomen, jabs over my ovaries and is then trying to play it off that it's unusual that it hurts when a grown man jabs with a good amount of pressure over my uterus. After blood test and a CT they couldn't find what was wrong and sent me on my way despite my pain. I'm pretty sure he was still convinced it was my period which is horrifying for his future female patients. I could be having a heart attack, but next time I'm driving the 50 minutes to Jeff. Now I have a ridiculous bill, whatever ailments I had to begin with, and a good amount of anger. Next time, Jeff City, I suggest you do the same.

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