Name: Wood County Hospital
Address: 950 W Wooster St, Bowling Green, OH 43402, USA, US
Telephone: +1 419-354-8900

Wood County Hospital is a hospital, located at 950 W Wooster St, Bowling Green, OH 43402, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 419-354-8900, visit their website www.woodcountyhospital.org for more detailed information.

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950 W Wooster St, Bowling Green, OH 43402, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 03 November 2016

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
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Chad L Hoover

17 May 2017

Jackie U. in billing is unprofessional, arrogant, moody, inpatient, classless and mocks those with Brian Tumors and laughs at those with single sided deafness. The Blade will be contacted as will my Attorney. Can't belive she is in the position that she is in. She should step down now what a shameful display and cowardly. SHE MAKES FUN OF THOSE WITH DISABILITIES!
Will March

26 April 2017

Stop having "unruly" patients arrested, ESPECIALLY after they have been medically cleared. If they are medically cleared to leave then just kick them out. No need to call the police and ding up someone's record potentially and potentially for the rest of their lives. And no, they did not "do it to themselves." There are probably many occasions when you could just kick the person out rather than running to the police. WCH needs to adjust it's policy, find some sort of private security funding, or learn to utilize restraints and medication to calm a person down. If anything, it is also straining the resources of the police many times when the hospital calls police, perhaps.
Kris Wilson

03 March 2017

I was taken to Wood County Hospital alone by ambulance after I hit my head and lost a moderate amount of blood in an accident. They slapped a bit of glue on my forehead, left me to sleep by myself for about an hour, and sent me off despite the following:
a) They were fully aware I had no way of contacting someone who could pick me up,
b) The bus they told me to take home had stopped running a half hour ago, and
c) I'd been diagnosed with a concussion: One bad enough that I literally couldn't read and didn't know my own phone number. I cried about my broken glasses and the nurse just looked annoyed.

So, I attempted to walk home and slowly wandered a mile and a half in the wrong direction in an unfamiliar neighborhood before I was competent enough to pick a random contact from my phone. A long-distance friend picked up and lead me back to my dorm using Google Maps. When I got back, I was covered in so much blood that my roommate thought I'd dyed my (thick, shoulder-length) hair. She cleaned me up, got me water, and everything else the hospital staff was probably supposed to do.

So, long story short, get somebody to drive you to Toledo. I probably would have been safer had I been left to bleed on the pavement alone.
DOUGLAS BLAIR

20 February 2017

My daughter was overcharged for an ED visit. Was charge over a $1000 for a simple thing. Way too expensive. Taking advantage of the students.
Danielle Cook

10 November 2016

I take my daughter who is autistic to speech and Occupational Therapy at Wood County Hospital. We have been going here for 2 1/2 yrs now and am so glad we started and stuck it out in spite of the drive (from Wauseon) and the waiting lists. The therapists that have worked with her have worked hard and been so very PATIENT and kind. They go out of their way to provide tools and information for home. To provide continuity they provide home education and are more than willing to communicate with school and other therapists so everyone can be on the same page. We're thankful for the help we receive at Wood County Therapy.