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Mercy Health - Anderson Hospital is a hospital, located at 7500 State Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45255, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 513-624-4500, visit their website www.mercy.com for more detailed information.

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7500 State Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45255, USA
Added by Jopie, at 28 February 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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14 Reviews

  • Rikki Vaydor Vedder
    26 December 2017

    Very fast ER time! The billboard with estimated wait times was accurate and helpful. The whole property is absolutely electrifying, as if Jesus and Moses themselves built it by hand. The services were friendly and compassionate, unbelievable how one person and care so genuinely yet everyone here wants to be here for you and it shows. Incredible options for a multitude of needs! The coffee machines were amazing and at $1 I had 19 coffees in 12 hours. Definitely worth a visit and although I hope to not come back I’ll be happy if I do.

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  • Mike Reid
    19 December 2017

    Very nice nurses & staff, morning prayer is nice and helps the day start peaceful. As long as you have no food restrictions ordering off the menu is awesome and the food is great! I got a new hip and I’m happy & thankful for that and my whole experience with Mercy Health Anderson! 👍

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  • Amy Ahrman
    19 December 2017

    Update: Thank you for calling me about my review. I respect people that admit they aren't perfect & do their best to make it right. Hospitals, too! Though reviews may seem harsh, I'm glad someone actually reads them. Thanks again.

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  • Pam Love
    06 December 2017

    The new remodeling looks great compared to the last time I was here. The rooms were very nice!

    I was visiting my uncle yesterday and was disappointed when one of his monitors went off and no one came to check on it for quite awhile, I didn't time it, but it was 5 min+. He's an elderly man and it shook him up a bit. As a sat there listening to the beeps, I could here the staff outside of his room conversing among themselves. I work at a pizzeria and when our phone rings we're supposed to answer it before the third ring. Pizzas not a life or death thing, monitors going off could be. I wish staff could be more focused on patients than their personal lives.

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  • Ashton Rose
    15 October 2017

    do not recommend to my LGBTQ+ friends. Especially my Trans ones. Have never felt so humiliated in my life. If I didn't feel so weak from voluntarily discharging myself I'd get a hold of human rights. Learn how to treat everyone as human, you're doctors.

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  • Connie Misch
    01 October 2017

    I appreciate Anderson Mercy! All Doctors, nurses, staff! I've always been treated with the utmost respect and attention. I appreciate the way they pay attention to details and hurry to help you if your in exstreem pain. I highly recommend. If you don't want something they are good! Your in good hands! I love the way they pray everyday too!!!!

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  • Rachel Blunk
    12 September 2017

    Sitting in Emergency Triage Room Right Now! My Husband was transported by Union Township paramedics! My husband is A-Fib history of heart issues including stent in the heart! His vitals are all over the map with A-Fib! He's in a lot of pain it seems like no one cares here! Don't know if they're shorthanded or not a kind they have other emergency patients while he lays there and pain and chest hurting and vomiting! They just took a Chest X-Ray! Had to remind Nurse several times about blankets for him because he was cold!!! He was in here just last month they refuse to do a Heart Cath to verify if there was any blockage in his heart this time! I do not recommend coming to this hospital! It seems like there are overworked are understaffed or something!!

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  • Moon Running
    31 August 2017

    I do not have a problem with the service provided but the costs for service is so very out of line and crazily unaffordable. One needs a higher education degree to navigate through the system in order to understand costs. My most recent example was the cost of a gall bladder/liver ultrasound being $1200 compared to the same service out of ProScan for $144.

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  • Lydia White
    26 July 2017

    Visited the ER and received excellent and quick service from the doctors. However, it has been 5 months later and I'm pulling my hair out with trying to get the CPT codes for my insurance. I have literally called Mercy on three separate occasions, and they push it to the side. They mailed me a letter the first time which was "supposedly" a billing statement that would have everything I needed - had nothing I needed. My insurance rep even called them, and Mercy said they would send the codes it's been a month and nothing was received. Calling AGAIN in attempts to get this resolved. It's a shame that this experience is so rotten that I have to give a 1 star because of the billing department.

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  • Brian Annis
    07 June 2017

    What a joke of a birthing ward. No seriously, they are terrible. Even right next to the nurses station they can't get out of their 8 person huddle to stop gossiping like girls and do their job. Will absolutely never be coming back even if I'm dying.

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  • J J
    03 June 2017

    I drove 45 min to get med help, very week and short of breath .I made it in the first set of doors ,I had to stop and try and catch my breath, I was able to wave down a hospital employee . She got me a wheelchair and wheeled me in ,She ask if she should take me back ,she was told NO, by the lady with the bull ring in her snoot..this person ? ask me what my problem was. I stated to her as I did to the lady pushing the wheelchair, its very hard to breathe .AS she proceeded to interrogate me further ,I'm getting more concerned ,for my life, my throat is so dry. Compounded by the fear and anxiety of whether or not I can make it to another hospital.So I leave ,trying to walk to my truck I collapse just short of the helipad . I call my wife asking her to please hurry ,my arms are getting numb ,I'm laying on the ground ,trying to breathe I can see 2 ambulance's surely the people driving one of these will see me laying o the ground and come to my aid , they did and after a series of questions that went unanswered ,all I can say is cant breath I'm sick ,Finally they get me back In the HOSPITIFUL, However they didnt stop at the first point of interrogation,so my wife makes back into the er room she answers the gauntlet of registration questions ,,, it at this point I was diagnosed with bronchial infection ,and apparently I suffered my very first anxiety attack which I know for a fact was due solely to the incompetence ,unprofessional ,inhuman treatment ,received from the person with the bull ring in her snoot, then about 2 hrs in this nightmare of trying to get help ,another HOSPITIFUL employee comes in to ask the same registration questions that has already been done,2 hrs earlier,
    So before you comment with your superior knowledge ,have someone knock the wind from your lungs,while your sick,so weak you cant even talk, and have someone with a bull ring in their snoot ask you questions. That obviously can be answered at another time
    because they where .One more thing when the Doctor ask me about being found outside ,then I told him I was trying to leave,All he could do was look down and shake his head in the wondering of disbelief,and to those of you In the decision making ,policy posting, remember its a very small world ,It can very well happen to you and you may not be so lucky.and the one star I had to ck in order to post is B.S, you deserve nothing,
    see If I said I hope this happens to you or something even worse ,I would be considered EVIL,INHUMAN,ETC,ETC,
    Yet I,m sure you that you can weasel some sad excuse for your actions and or policy,

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  • Cindy Keller
    10 April 2017

    The radiologist with Mercy Hospital Anderson who evaluated my MRI on my knee found a bone contusion, but more importantly missed seeing my fractured tibia bone! Not acceptable. Two weeks later, I went to see a wonderful doctor at Beacon Orthopedic for a second opinion and he found my fractured tibia on the MRI within a few seconds. I'm so frustrated having delayed my recovery because of the incompetence of the doctors at Mercy Hospital.

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  • Chad Ashley
    07 March 2017

    I've been sitting in the parking lot for a little over an hour now watching the gentleman that runs the shuttle. He couldn't be better at his job. I have yet to see him miss anyone even though the lot is busy. Of they would rather walk, he greets them and moves along to the next person. Great job on this one Mercy!!

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  • Chad Boone
    07 March 2017

    I've been sitting out in the van with the kids for over an hour waiting for my wife. The gentleman running the shuttle van for the hospital couldn't be better at his job. He is up and down these rows not missing a person and if they don't want a ride he pleasantly greets them and goes on to the next person. Great job on this one Mercy!!

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