Name: Munson Healthcare Cadillac Hospital
Address: 400 Hobart St, Cadillac, MI 49601, USA, US
Telephone: +1 231-876-7200

Munson Healthcare Cadillac Hospital is a hospital, located at 400 Hobart St, Cadillac, MI 49601, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 231-876-7200, visit their website www.munsonhealthcare.org for more detailed information.

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400 Hobart St, Cadillac, MI 49601, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 15 January 2017

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
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Cassaundra Laster

11 October 2017

10/10/17 My first time in this hospital I'm not from this area I've just moved here. My infant was sick and needed xrays. There were barely any patients but a ton of doctors and nurses sitting around chit chatting while my sick infant sits in a room for nearly 6 hours without even being seen. The staff is rude and ignorant and irrogant stuck up and snotty rude and obnoxious. Next time I'll drive the three hours back to my hometown!!! Never again.
Squad Elite

20 August 2017

I was at the Munson Health care Cadillac Hospital 8-8-17 at about 11 pm in so much pain, I was sure I was going to die. I seemed to be their only patient other than a man with chest pains. They did a CT scan and found I had an infected gall bladder. Now I'm no doctor but you got a patient in excruciating pain and an infected gall bladder, you do something with her right? Everytime I mentioned my pain, the red headed nurse rolled her eyes at me! No, they gave me a script for 10 ultram and told me to call the doctor in the morning. I called the doctor and they said I could come in to his office in 2 weeks!!!! OMG Needless to say, I went up to Traverse City Munson Hospital, got an ultrasound done on my gall bladder and they took it out the same day and were very nice about it.. I was done wrong by Cadillac staff and they owe me an apology, No thanks to them, I survived the gall bladder attack.
Laura Sisco

15 June 2017

We have spent many days in several different hospitals all over State with our parents. This has been, by far, the best, most professional, and caring staff we have had yet. I have never seen at any point any sign of being under staffed. Each nurse, doctor, and support person has taken their time to speak to us and give us all the information we needed.
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12 June 2017

Caring service as well as clear follow-up instructions.
Amber Ciacelli

17 May 2017

Went in yesterday to the ER after falling at work. I figured it was just a sprained ankle but work requires me to get seen. everything was going good except they wouldnt let me use a wheel chair and had me walk between triage and the waiting room on my ankle that i could bearly put pressure on. got my xrays and then they some how thought that a twisted ankle meant that they had to ultra sound my breast. then no one looked at my actual ankle just sent a tech to wrap it and give me crutches. i asked about work restrictions and explained my job and all they said was i dont know.
Belinda Parsons

13 March 2017

I was admitted to Munson Healthcare Cadillac twice in the last six months, My first visit was in November for emergency surgery, and I was in there for about ten days. The staff was kind and helpful, and after three weeks in rehab I returned home. I was again admitted again in late January for a sudden illness, taken to the hospital by ambulance. I did not have a chance to take my medication list, but told the staff they should have it on record, and I knew what I took,, a combination of three pills. A nurse told she got my records, and went over the list with me. The list of medications she had was a long list of meds, including synthroid, depakote, and dilantin. I told her I was not prescribed any of these pills. The staff continued to pass me some of these meds, particularly the depakote for the next three days, even though I told them I had not been prescribed it, asking me if I were refusing it. I felt I wasn't being taken seriously, and felt patronized. I was also told that the depakote was on the list I had to ask them to have my PCP send over. I asked for a copy of the list they sent over. Depakote was not on that list. This kind of error should NEVER happen. If I had been in an accident or unconscious and not able to speak for myself, I would have been given a cocktail of drugs that would have affected my moods, caused tremors, and a host of other adverse side effects. I am thankful I had the ability to always ask what medication the nurse was trying to pass me instead of blindly taking the pills just because they brought them in .
Anonymous

22 January 2017

I've been in the ER nearly 4 hours now for discharge one week post hysterectomy surgery. I have only seen the PA and for the past two hours no nurse or anyone has come by. I called a nurse in because they were unsure if they were able to give me a pelvic exam this early into recovery and I was trying to relay my obgyn information to them. Nothing since. Almost positive the confused nurse didn't relay any of the information. I'm dehydrated and drinking water from the sink. Very disappointed and saddened that they are not caring for patients. I'm left wondering still what is wrong and contemplating walking out!