Name: Liberty Hospital
Address: 2525 Glenn Hendren Dr, Liberty, MO 64068, USA, US
Telephone: +1 816-781-7200

Liberty Hospital is a hospital, located at 2525 Glenn Hendren Dr, Liberty, MO 64068, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 816-781-7200, visit their website www.libertyhospital.org for more detailed information.

Location :

2525 Glenn Hendren Dr, Liberty, MO 64068, USA

Contacts :

Added by Jopie, at 30 December 2016

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

Add email
Add business description
Add Social Media
Add Products and Services

Bailey Miller

19 April 2018

We were in there for a car accident caused by a seizure. The ER staff left us alone for hours with bloody wounds. There were no scans done of his head or x-rays of his chest done which were visible bruised and injured. They were told multiple times he was in a car accident and his discharge papers don't even state he was in one. Even after informing the hospital staff of his medical history we were ignored. 3 different staff came in and started 3 different procedures 2 were never finished and the third was having his hand stitched and they left it un bandaged and open for nearly an hour and a half which leaves it open to massive infection . Blood was drawn and left out on the sink for hours even after we informed them that it was there. Important medical files were left out by the trash can that I had to move. This is appalling. I have never been in an ER that was such a mess. They were not even busy. I can't help but think this is how the liberty Staff are trained to treat people with medicaid/no insurance seeing as this isn't the first time people with medicaid have been treated like this in their ER.
Ashley Phillips

07 April 2018

Absolutely WORST hospital to go to!!!!!!! Told my mom she had cancer when she didn't. Discharged her while she was unresponsive. Practically overdosed her. She had to be taken to St. Lukes by ambulance to get the proper care for her pancreatitis.
Dustin Singleton

19 February 2018

There is nothing wrong with any experience that I have had with the hospital, that all lies in the billing department of Alliance Radiology, whom liberty hospital contracts apparently.

Alliance Radiology is hands down the worst company that has ever existed. They did not get the insurance to process on some work that I had done and told me not to pay it while they get the insurance claim figured out. I had calls over the next YEAR while they tried to figure out what was going on. Upon THEIR instructions, I did not pay the bill because they were sorting things out, and they sent it to collections anyway, without saying anything to me

Finally, they get the insurance issue figured out after over a year (which by the way, they don't communicate with the collection agency that the just blindly send things to) send me a corrected bill, and within the week, I get a note saying that they had already sent the new bill to collection agency.

This company is evil. I didn't even use them directly, they were contracted through liberty hospital for billing apparently. Go elsewhere, you will thank me later.
Setback Man

04 February 2018

You better have insurance or they don't give a thing about you . will load you into a cab and send ya to a motel Money is the only thing this place cares about .. The poor ain't welcome. don't waste your time ! ! No need to reply to my post liberty hospital ya s uck and ya know it ! !
Kimberly Bondow

12 January 2018

Soooo dirty and unsanitary! First time I went here was for my son who got bit by a dog and tore his lip open. When I was was giving the front desk in the ER my sons info I asked if he wanted my insurance he straight up said "I don't give a flying monkeys butt what you do with your insurance!" Right in front of my 3yr old. A few months after that I went in for extreme abdominal cramping. The room they took me to was so dirty! There was cob webs! There was a toilet a couple of feet from the bed which had what looked like mold on the floor around the toilet! The nurse who took my blood shot blood all over my gown and left me in the gown! When she took out my IV she threw it to a trash can behind the bed which caused blood to go all over the floor and wall! And just left it there! There was also a blood sample on the counter when I came in the roomit was not mine. The pillow on my bed had makeup all over itI was not wearing any makeup! The floors were absolutely filthy! Just absolutely the dirtiest hospital I've ever seen! I can't understand how they get away with the complete unsanitary conditionsit is a hospital for gods sake! I came in there with an infection and am praying to god I didn't just pick up more infections!!! Absolutely do not go here! My sister is a nurse and was absolutely shocked when I told her about my experience and she said I should report the hospital! Which I intend to do!
Brian Cavanaugh

04 November 2017

I try to avoid the ER at all costs, but as someone with multiple and serious spinal injuries and damage, the pain does "run away" and is not controlled with standard home medication, etc.. I was seen by Dr. Timothy Elliott and he was very thorough and informative while also truly listening to me. I did bring my disability paperwork which helped him verify my conditions in one page to help save the hospital time and money as well as helping them properly understand how to treat me. I was given four different shots. One was a muscle relaxer, an anti inflammatory, and the pain from my sciatic nerve was relieved with a steroid epidural and I almost want to cry because of how well it worked for my lumbar region and related nerve pain almost 100%! I did receive a shot for pain as well and looking forward to a good nights sleep. Obviously the ER is not for chronic conditions, but if it gets out of control and your PCP or specialist isn't open or available and the pain is negatively affecting you severely then it can be the only available option to help get you by until you can see your regular provider. I was treated with respect and real compassion. From the Triage nurse who had a great sense of humor, the lady from registration, my RN Kyle Stillwell, and of course the doctor, they were all wonderful and truly cared about their patients and I hope this comment reaches the staff. Keep up the great work and thank you so much for making my misery much less. I'd give them all hugs instead of 5 stars if I could. You truly are appreciated and I know you jobs are stressful and difficult, but Liberty Hospital couldn't ask for better employees. Looking forward to seeing my new doctors and hopefully be able to find more permanent solutions to live pain free without depending on pain medication as often as I've had to. Anyone giving bad reviews are probably there for minor things or looking to get pain medication for the high. If that's the case then you shouldn't be at the ER. You should be going to rehab. Also understand the long waits are often due to patients in much worse shape than others. So, hitting the call button complaining that you NEED pain meds or food, etc., while someone a few rooms away may be losing their life needs immediate attention is not going to win you extra points with staff. Be respectful because they deserve to be treated with kindness. They are people too. They are not your waiter, nanny, or personal servant. Thank you for your services and the hard work you provide for your patients and community.
Rhonda Weston

06 October 2017

Oncology/Interventional Radiology- My father was a patient last month for abnormal stomach bloating. The initial tests concluded he has suspected pancreatic cancer. The faculty reassured him that if he in fact has the disease it was the best location for the tumor and that it was treatable. After several attempts at a biopsy, the Oncologist confirmed he has stage 4 Inoperable pancreatic cancer. During the attempts at the biopsy, the hospital failed to prescribe an antibiotic and he became very ill. We were advised by the Oncologist that treatment would prolong his life about 6 months at best. We immediately made the decision to seek out care at Mayo and relocated to Phoenix temporarily for a second opinion. He was seen this week to repeat
tests (CT Scan, blood work, port placement) and begin Chemo next week. Today we were advised that his liver has abscessed as a result of the procedure performed without any subsequent antibiotics from the internal biopsy and stent placement. Due to the consequences of Liberty Hospital he may not be well enough to start his 1st life saving treatment here at Mayo. He is now admitted into the Hospital to attempt to treat the negligent actions from his internal procedure at Liberty with NO antibiotics prescribed. When he was sent home after the procedure, 2 days post surgery he began showing signs of distress and infection. The home health care advised my mom to push the drain tube in about an inch. This is over a Holiday weekend and no one to respond to the concerns of fluid leaking out of the incision. Later to find out the fluid had built up internally as well when he was seen the following Tuesday. I can say with confidence that this hospital is a wonderful Cardiac Center and many other specialties. I would not recommend this facility for Cancer related conditions. Especially when we know our lives depend on not making elementary mistakes such as failing to provide an Rx after invasive procedures. This oversight is not a reflection of everyone at Liberty Hospital. However, one that should never occur in our health care.
Shannon H.

21 September 2017

I would give 0 stars if I could. No one communicates with me, the patient, they take my labs, they do their scans and then do not share information. I'm not a passive patient, I want the opportunity to be involved in and understand my care. Furthermore, I have had some complex issues this year, and am not receiving wholesome care. They address one issue at a time and make me keep coming back and spending ridiculous amounts of money. Go somewhere else.
Mary Daly

02 September 2017

I live out of state was visiting a friend in Kearney. I went down with chest pain and was taken by ambulance to Liberty hospital. What a mistake that was. I was admitted on Saturday after midnight they put me BOO. At 3pm the next day i had NOT seen a doctor. When I asked the nurse about it. I was told I wasn't put on the list. So here I am NPO ALL DAY and I am diabetic . I will NEVER go to that place again. Even if I'm dyeing. Thanks for nothing Liberty hospital.
Tammy Kenney

30 July 2017

I had to spend a week in Liberty Hospital recently and I have to say I was happy with everything I experienced there from my surgeon, Dr. Gibson, to the nurses, nurses aides, physical therapy, housekeeping and people that brought my meals. I would not hesitate to recommend this hospital to anyone. Everyone was very helpful & friendly and went out of their way to make me comfortable during my stay and make sure I received all the info needed to continue my treatments in the future.
Ian Simpson

01 July 2017

Called the Emergency services line, upon recommendation by my primary care doctor. The woman that answered was entirely unproffessional, lacked the knowledge/will to do anything but refer me back to my primary care doctor. Don't come to them with any emergencies, as they seem to take their time more seriously than your life.
K Pratt

18 June 2017

Had to goto the ER for a dental emergency and my dentist was closed. They got me back to a room quickly and was examined right away. They found I had an bad infection and quickly got me on an IV with fluid and antibiotics. All the staff where very pleasant and caring and took great care of me. I would highly recommend this ER to anyone in need of emergency care.
Jack Muehlbach

02 May 2017

Went to Emergency Room. Was treated quickly and professionally. The nurses and doctors were caring and concerned for my well-being. Friendly, too!!
Aimee Rea

27 April 2017

I have enjoyed my visits here (As much as one can while at a hospital). Helpful and knowledgeable staff, friendly volunteers and great class offerings for expectant families.
Paige Cooper

06 January 2017

Christmas morning, I woke at 2 a.m. with severe pain in my abdomen. After several hours with no relief, I went to the Emergency Room at Liberty Hospital. The triage nurse quickly checked my vitals, collected the necessary information and got me in a treatment room. My nurses, Cheryl (?) and Rachel, did their best to make me as comfortable as possible until Dr. Barr could exam me and prescribe some pain medication. When it was determined I needed a CT Scan, the technician appeared very promptly and wheeled me in for the scan. On the way back to my room, I commented that I was cold, so he made sure to stop and get me a warm blanket. It was determined that my gallbladder was the culprit and surgery would be necessary. The surgeon on-call, Dr. Beggs, appeared within 10 minutes. He pulled up a stool and talked with me about my options, what I should expect and gave me plenty of time to ask questions.

The staff was working Christmas morning, instead of spending time with their families, but every person I encountered during this visit was cheerful and compassionate. I am truly grateful that they willingly sacrificed time with their loved ones to take care of me in my time of need! I highly recommend the Liberty Hospital Emergency Room!!