If I could give this place ZERO stars I would. I went to the ER in the middle of the night. Told…read morethe receptionist that my pain level was a 10 and I felt like I was going to have an aneurysm. 10-15 minutes later they took me to triage. The nurse took my temperature and blood pressure. That's it! I sat in a room for one hour and fifteen minutes without seeing ANYONE. I politely went to the nurses station, cut my wristband off and threw it in the trash. I went back to my hotel and started taking more aspirin. Then one month later, I received a bill for over $1,000... These people are hilarious. Please shut that hospital down. Under the guidance of my attorney, I advised them to leave me alone or I would be taking legal action.

Surgery today was the most stress free surgical experience of my life. The team from the pre op to…read morepost op was amazing. These people were professional but interactive and considerate. Thank you Dr. Gremillion to the Anesthesia team and certainly all the preop, operation room and post op nurses.

This review is targeted at the business practices of CFHC. We have used CFHC for an elderly family…read moremember before and had satisfactory results with the health care provided. However, when I needed an office visit for a prescription refill consultation that the VA did not cover, I called and asked about the cost of the visit. I was told it would be about $50. I went, brought in all of my documentation/records, and the visit lasted about 15 minutes or less. No lab, no exam, no drugs, just history taken. I exited to pay my bill WITH CASH and they told me it was not ready yet and they would send it to me. The visit was in July. I received my first bill in September. I paid my bill one day after receiving it at the CFHC office. The bill was for $165 and the statement said it was 60-90 days over due. WTF? I called, waited for 25 minutes on hold and the bookkeeper told me 1) they should not have given me a price of $50 when I called, 2) their billing company sends out the bills two months later, 3) they work off of a sliding scale and it could be as high as $160 for a visit. I trusted these people from a previous experience with them billing Medicare, and so when I moved I tried them out instead of Merit who charged me $40 for the same thing (a mile down the road) when I moved to a new TINY town. So lessons to be noted: MAKE SURE you have a set price BEFORE you do business with these people. Bring in your proof of income because if you don't, they will charge you as much as they want to. Don't expect that they will even tell you how billing works--they did not tell me. If you don't have some sort of insurance and are not very low income, you could be paying about $660 an hour like I was charged. God only knows what they charged Medicare, and being a disabled veteran you can't bet on these folks to be very ethical or honest.

Terrible experience! I read an article came out a couple weeks came out saying that the medical…read moreindustry is not in the business of healing and it's in the business of making money. I experienced that firsthand. I came to the Emergency Room due to severally spraining my ankle last week. I should have crawled home instead of coming and wasting my time. I arrived there around 7pm. Now I know military medical installments are always "hurry up and wait". They'll say "we'll be with you in a couple minutes", those minutes are longer than expected. Anyways, where was I? I had X-Rays, completed - done. No damage. I was in so much pain and asked for some type of medicine. I didn't get anything until 9pm. The Dr. came and asked if I was okay. Ummm, yeah...no I'm not. Now that wasn't what had me livid. After all the exams and X-Rays, I was told I would be sent home in a boot and crutches. Waited another hour. One of the assistants asked my height for the correct crutches and asked my shoe size for the boot. Told her and she said "I'll be back in a couple of minutes". I smirked at that. Dr. came back and said "we don't have your height in crutches nor do with have the size boot, so you're free to go home". I looked at him as if he was speaking a language I didn't understand. I was more shocked at how nonchalant he said it. As if, he knew when I came in the ER what the outcome was going to be. I told him, what am I supposed to do now. He literally ‍. Then I said "this is BS and what kind of business are y'all running? "If I were an 0-5 (Officer) I can guarantee you that you all would have found crutches and a boot". I was just shocked how there is no inventory on the basic things you would need at an ER. It sucks because being a military member you would think there would be some kind of help, but it's not. Which goes back to me now really thinking that the medical industry doesn't care. It's about a dollar. I was better off doing the RICE method. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. It would have save me time spent and the agony. Lesson learned. I ended up going to an outside civilian ER and hobbled out of there in a boot and crutches with NO HESITATION.

I have been here several times before. Michele has always been AMAZING! This time, I saw Britney…read more Now, I was an RN for 13 years and NP for 3 and know how these visits should go. I went due to extreme bilateral flank pain. I thought I had a kidney infection. They brought me back and checked my urine. Britney comes in and says my urine was clear, only some blood. She did not examine/touch/ look at my back to see if it was musculoskeletal. She listened to my heart and lungs, and that's it. Prescribed me antibiotics anyway and get this...gave me 6 Naproxen. I mean...6?! I don't go to the doctor EVER. I hate going so when I do, it's severe. My back is still hurting, and the appointment was a waste of $50. At least give me 20. I never in my life prescribed someone 6 Naproxen. Guess I'll just have to keep living with this pain.

Very slow and somewhat rude staff. Walked in and was third in line and still waited 90 min before…read moregoing back and of course another 30+ before seeing anyone. Doctor lady was very sweet and kind but the rest of the staff needs some sugar

Dr. Cathey is our primary care but when we need to get into a doctor fast we go to the walk in…read moreclinic. This staff is amazing, the NP Nikki, The nurse C and M you two know who you are and how wonderful you are. The front desk can be short staffed sometimes but they work so hard to help you. We love these women they really work hard to please us.

I've been going here for years. I now see Dr. Ross. The office staff is great And very helpful…read more They have appointments and walk in hours. So it can be very convenient. I recommend this to anyone looking for a new primary care provider.

This Va has been wonderful for helping my husband get the care he needs. They even send him to…read moreother va's or other doctors when they can't provide the services he needs.

The staff are absolutely wonderful here. My husband has come here for mental health, dermatology,…read morelabs & diagnostic tests. They help him so much, always calling to follow up, sending appointment reminders through text, email, mail, & phone calls. I really mean this because we are originally from California, the VA hospitals there were overextended, my husband gets much better care here on The Gulf Coast.

Dr. Smith and his office team are the best ! Surgery went very well. I highly recommend this…read moresurgeon !

My wife had two surgeries, the second to correct the first. Both were unsuccessful as Dr Smith used…read moremy wife to train other surgeons. Insufficient research was not done on my wife's conditions and she was insufficiently sedated, able to hear the voices relating the situation.