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Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center

1341 Clark St, Cambridge, OH 43725, USA

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Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center is a hospital, located at 1341 Clark St, Cambridge, OH 43725, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 740-439-8000, visit their website www.seormc.org for more detailed information.

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1341 Clark St, Cambridge, OH 43725, USA
Added by Jopie, at 21 November 2016

Opening Hours

  • 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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9 Reviews

  • Ana Schoener
    13 November 2017

    I had surgery there . And the staff are very nice & amazing service. Thank y'all so much. And they are so attentive to the patients.

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  • Josh Posey
    09 October 2017

    Took my girl friend in for swollen foot found out blood clot! Was admitted found out clot in lung , next day found out clot in heart !!! Cardioligest had to reschedule from seeing her 2× ! Very unprofessional in my opinion!!! NO information!!

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  • Kevin Brogan
    20 August 2017

    I have had terrible experiences everytime something big has happened. The most recent being my 18 month old coming in to the er by ambulance. He had his tongue swollen, irritated stomach, and ended up not breathing for a brief period of time, and lost vision for temperarily. When we got to the er they checked his heartbeat and listened to his lungs, dud xray to check for pneumonia and when that came back clear sent us home. I mean really why would we call an ambulance for pneumonia?? The kid had something going on. No blood work was done to check for toxins. Asked to gave more done was told he was fine and if it happened again just come back. Takes ambulance 25 mins just to get to me. Hate this hospital!!!!!

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  • Brittany Rossiter
    19 August 2017

    Had to call 911 for my 18 mo old son who suddenly started screaming and having breathing difficulty, stopped breathing on me completely. After on the phone with 911 dispatch my son went completely lethargic and was zoned out with extremely dilated eyes and doubled heart rate. Wasn't sure if he was going to make it till the ambulance got to the hospital. Once at the hospital he started to come out of this spell a little bit and was able to see and talk. The doctor xray him for pneumonia and sent him home said he was fine. Told me it was probably the orajel I had given him that made his throat numb?? That wouldn't raise his heart rate and make him lethargic and to not be able to see. WHATEVER SEORMC !! They should have checked his blood in this time of opioid epidemic whose to say I wasn't a drug addiction and he had gotten into something and overdosed, or any number of things. (It was only after getting home that night that I found hand sanatizer out and open. And I believe he drank it and was having alcohol poisoning) which if they would have tested his blood they would have seen. But they didn't know, had no idea what to tell me or do. So they said he was fine and sent me home.

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  • Brittany Gillespie
    10 May 2017

    Was with my mom in Cambridge when she suddenly collapsed, twice and we had to call a squad on her. The EMTs finally got a blood pressure reading and she was around 60/30. When we got into the ER, she was there for 45 minutes before anyone even tried to give her an iv to help bring her fluids and blood pressure back up. Then the doctor was asking her questions and turning away to have a personal conversation with one of the nurses while she was trying to reply. Literally he turned his back on her while she was explaining her symptoms and what had happened. We waited from 1:30 to 7:30 to even hear anything and that was they were going to admit her. Now this is her second night here and I've never seen or heard of doctors being so blatantly disinterested in their patients. Just found out her urinalysis came back with bacterial infection and the doctor refused to give her an antibiotic to treat it even though she's a diabetic. The nurses who come take her vitals are generally nice, but I sincerely think all of the doctors we've been in touch with are bordering on incompetence. I've never missed Genesis so badly, there they actually listen and take care of you. We can't wait for her to get out of Southeastern Med.

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  • Brad Baker
    19 March 2017

    Kids transported there from high speed car accident on 70 I call in to see if they're ok. No there sitting in the lobby. Mind you brought in by a squad an there 8 an 2 year old kids. This will not stand. They will be hearing from our lawyers.

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  • Doug DeLong
    21 January 2017

    Arrived with my very sick 4 year old sontemps over 103, vomitting, ectwe arrived at 11 pm. Was triaged at 12:00, and told to return to the waiting room. While waiting for triage nurse observed only 3 patients being triaged in one hour. After another hour of sitting in the waiting room, we were taken to a room. It is now 1:00. Sat in the room for another hour and a half. No dr. no nurse. Finally at 2:30 nurse arrives to give ibprofin to help with feverhave been in thi stickin hopsital for 3 and a-half hours and just now they give a fever reducer? End resultwe left and drove over to Zanesville. Save yourself the trouble dont go here unless you are dying and have no choice for your care.

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  • V. Gould
    30 November 2016

    Excellent and professional care and service. I have so much more to say. I will add as time allows. Vicki
    :-)

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  • John Excell II
    28 November 2016

    One of the best hospitals in Gue. Country. Keep up the great work guys

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