My husband was transported to Forsyth from Northern Hospital in Mount Airy. He spent a week at this…read morefacility. I was extremely pleased with his medical team. His Internist oversaw his case. She contacted me each day with a detailed update. She coordinated beautifully with both Cardiology and Oncology to ensure all disciplines coordinated efforts. The new cardiologist contacted me prior to performing a procedure to ensure I had clarity. By the end of the week I was able to navigate around the hospital without getting lost but there were always helpful staff members who went above and beyond to help guide me. Parking here is horrible. One more I drove around the parking deck for 20 minutes before finally parking in a no parking spot. Because I was on the 5th level I assume they don't monitor it closely. Fortunately I didn't get a ticket or towed. Parking on Saturday and Sunday was easy. Week days are tough. I paid $3 to $4 for parking each day. Someone said that you can purchase a pass which allows unlimited in and outs for the day. I didn't look into that option. Another plus is the food. I ate in the cafeteria. Many food options on the weekdays and limited options on weekends. I didn't get the best chicken Alfredo ever earlier in the week. My husband enjoyed his food as well. All in all, if you have to be hospitalized, Forsyth may be a good option.

This is the worst hospital I have ever been in! I had a surgery by an orthopedic surgeon by the…read morename of Joseph Veneziano Junior it's been seven weeks since my surgery and I still can't walk. I'm in pain 24 seven I can't do anything for myself. I don't know what this guy did to me but he messed me up. Go to Wake Forest Baptist do not go to Forsyth ED! The CNA's are rude and most of the nurses are and they've got to be very unhappy people because they act miserable towards you! It's a godforsaken place don't go there. Do not go there go to Wake Forest Baptist. Please do yourself a favor. If they had an option to put no stars, that's what they would get. And don't go to Dr. Veneziano either the orthopedic surgeon and he also has offices in Winston-Salem.

I've been getting two allergy shots a month for the last 36 years. Currently (last 2-3 years) my…read moreprovider has been Dr. Olivia Francis at the Pineville Allergy, Asthma & Immunlogy clinic. She's a real All-Star, fully invested and loves helping people. My latest trip for my Injections was (28 May) last week when my shots were administered by (RN) Denise Casey. I had never seen her before but what a delightful surprise!! She not only gave me two perfectly painless injections she was kind, efficient and very professional. She was also a real joy to talk to/with. On a scale of 1-10, I grade Denise as solid 12+. Hope I see her next appt in 3 weeks. Robert Ray

Having worked in various hospitals over the course of a forty year career, I'm fairly astute at…read moreassessing the quality of health care being offered at a specific facility. Atrium cared for my 97 year old mother as she neared end of life. The staff- nurses, CNA's, and physicians were very good with offering clinical information, answering questions, and working with the family to provide quality care to the patient. Direct patient care was very good- the nurses were attentive and responded rapidly to calls for assistance. When the end came the care team followed our requests for end-of-life care despite the natural urge to respond. Staff were very compassionate and respectful to the family who was there. Was everything perfect? No. But in the very complex world of health care, Atrium Pineville cared for my mother as I had hoped they would.

Kim at the entrance was very friendly and welcoming. I'm…read morehere to drop a friend off. I'm waiting in the surgery center and here comes Ashley with a snack cart, how cool!!! Now I just saw her bring ice to a family member. Everyone here has been so friendly and attentive.

I had the BEST care. I was admitted in a more than timely manner. I felt like I was having a…read moreCardiac Event. The nurses and doctors had the best bed side manner, and they listened to my concerns. They made me feel better in spite of my mental state at the time. I would recommend this hospital to anyone.

Brother-in-law was horribly mistreated. He was brought in by EMS after a collapse from…read moredehydration. He was nauseated and diarrhea. The nausea was not treated until the day he was released. The man could not walk without assistance and should have been released to a physical rehab facility but they insisted that Medicare nor VA would not pay for it so they wouldn't even try. Then they send a home health care person to assess the situation and she does not even return calls. WTH??? We are in the process of bringing him to another city where he can get care.

Went for severe lower back pain. Piedmont did blood tests, CT scan, MRI and x-rays…read more Took in right away in ER, staff were very nice. Had to wait a little longer than I thought we would have to, but they did do a fairly good job of taking care of me and my wife. Provided pain medication and a back brace for my back. We were there from 9am to 6pm. Overall, I am ok with the services provided and would go back again if needed.

We have had to be at CaroMont Regional Medical Center on many occasions over years the last time…read morebeing from April 16 - April 21, 2026. Other than having to wait for 3 hours to be seen we could not have asked for better care from the entire staff, the Dr's, nurses, CNA's and the Surgeons that were assigned (even though thank God we didn't need their expertise). We received excellent care and were treated with the upmost care, concern and respect. They deserve a 5 star rating and we 100% recommend them to anyone looking for top notch care.

Something went wrong with my back on a Friday night, much worse than anything I've experienced…read morebefore, so I called my husband home from work to take me to the emergency room. As soon as I walked through the door, the four foot tall security guard TOLD me - didn't ASK - she was going through my bag, because I suppose the "weapons detection" unit I walked through 10 seconds prior wasn't good enough. I had a small drawstring bag with me that had my wallet, my kindle, my headphones, and my knitting in it; because this isn't my first rodeo. She took my scissors. No, they're not tiny, but still...I said "seriously?! All I do is cut yarn with them...you see my knitting in there." and she proceeded to hold them up like Michael Meyers and said "these are a weapon! I'll give them back when you leave." When my husband came in from parking, I told him and he got them back and took them to the truck. Check in would've been a little better if there hadn't been a flock of 6 standing there taking to all the people they knew that worked there, but eventually I got up there. I couldn't really sit so I stood off to the side, out of the way, until I got called into triage. They asked for the rundown and took my vitals, I offered up my medical history - which is pretty extensive and pertenant to the issue, but they said they can't take that yet, and told me to wait there because a practitioner was coming to see me. I'm going to note here that I have zero records in this medical system. This was my first medical visit in NC, since moving from Virginia. I'm going to say here that I never saw a single person that was more than an RN. The nurses and techs I dealt with were all super nice, but there's issues with the system. Eventually they sent me back to the waiting room where I waited about an hour before radiology came and got me for an X-ray, after which I was sent back to the waiting room. Then, I was called back to the triage room where they handed me a 500mg Tylenol, a lidocaine patch, and tried to give me what she said was a muscle relaxer via injection. I turned down the injection because I'd never heard of that muscle relaxer, I'm really not supposed to take muscle relaxers because of my illness, and the muscles weren't the problem anyway - this is clearly something in the spine and nerves. They NEVER asked me if I had taken any mediations prior to coming to the hospital. Back to the waiting room. I waited about a half hour, maybe 45 minutes and finally get taken to a room, where I was handed a gown and told to take off my top. After that, the nurse came back and asked for the rundown again and what had been done so far. She asked why I turned down the *steroid* injection, and I informed her I was told it was a muscle relaxer and I'd never heard of it so I didn't want it. She told me the name of it again (correctly, the same as the last nurse had said) and said "no, that's a steroid, not a muscle relaxer". Still, no medical history taken. She said something about maybe other tests being done, which I was fine with because I don't play when it comes to my spine, but that ER was clearly overwhelmed and I lost a lot of confidence in the fact that I was sitting there, as an Ehlers-Danlos patient, with a back injury, but nobody wanted to hear it. Nobody was willing to take the extensive, pertinent medical history, nobody cared if I'd taken meds before I came. Nobody asked if I took anything with acetaminophen prior to coming - which I had. I took a dose of Excedrine (which is also 500mgs of acetaminophen) only a couple hours prior, so no, I shouldn't have taken the Tylenol, but I just wanted the pain to stop! At this point, I'd lost all faith in this place. My toddler was exhausted, and I was in more pain sitting on the uncomfortable bed than I would've been suffering at home. I already know there's a war on treating pain so I figured that Tylenol was the best I was going to get. I live with chronic pain every single day; what's a little more, right? So I walked out and asked the nurse for AMA papers, and I left, despite how hard she was trying to get me to stay - out of genuine concern, I will add; not to just be naggy. She seemed very worried, and I promised her I'd come back or seek out a doctor soon. I'm very well versed in medicine, and how things are different for patients with my illness. I know it's a rare disease, and one not everyone knows much about. But when you have an EDS patient come in with an injury, you can't just blow them off, especially when it's spinal. EDS patients have to know about their disease because medical staff doesn't. That doesn't make us know-it-alls, it keeps us alive. But it also, unfortunately, makes us very aware of a medical system's flaws and shortcomings. Caromont has a lot.

I was recently a patient at WakeMed Cary Hospital. I was seen in the ER/ED on a Wednesday night,…read moreadmitted to the hospital the next morning, and released the following Tuesday night. My experience with each staff member was superb! Everyone- my doctors, nurses, nursing assistants, lab technicians , the folks who delivered my lunch trays, (and anyone in between) treated me professionally, with kindness, compassion and respect. I really want to give this hospital 5 stars but I can't due to one major issue. The bed, precisely the mattress was horrible! I was admitted with an issue concerning my spine, yet the mattress on my bed actually made my pain worse. There was a visible dent or "wallowed out" hole in this mattress which caused me enough discomfort that it interfered with my ability to sleep, and added to my pain level. I mentioned this to several staff members, and the reply was always the same, " That's what everyone says. All the beds here are in poor shape." A nurse gave me a small cushion to fit in the hole in hopes of helping the situation, which improved it very little. They were in the process of trying to find a better bed, but I was released before it happened. I am not a person who complains much, but I realized that if the reply was always-" most of the bed are like this," Then there are so many other patients suffering during their stay at WakeMed Cary Hospital, something must be done to correct the problem. I sincerely hope that WakeMed's Supply Chain Executive Director will take this to heart.

Horrible experience last night. Had a terrible migraine 10/10 pain . This Dr was so rude and…read moreignorant. He asked me what works for me I told him my usual migraine cocktail that I've had a few times there and he denied it acting like I'm a junkie when I'm just trying to get relief.. he raised his voice at me while I cried and wouldn't even give me iv fluids or nausea meds. He needs his license taken away . Very unprofessional.

Chris Humphries in the imaging department was fantastic. Really listened to our needs and helped to…read moreget my wife taken care of. You could really tell how much she cares. Great experience!

Went in for an appointment and the technician doing the exam was fantastic!…read moreVery gentle, kind, friendly and efficient. My appointment went quick and easy. The hospital was clean and everyone was nice.

Cape Valley Hospital is the worst hospital in the world I took an ambulance to the emergency room…read morebecause my body is severely retaining water upon reaching an emergency room they took my vitals then sent me to the emergency room waiting room to wait for a heart test that was going to be a four hour wait.

I came in around 330pm due to worsening symptoms of a colloid cyst in my brain. I am awaiting an…read moreMRI but it's not till end of March. I was worried so I came to the ER. I told this to the dr. AND that I had gotten a CT 2 weeks ago at a sister hospital, ( HOLE--- MUCH BETTER HOSPITAL) I got a CT anyway around 520pm and I'm still in the waiting room at 1100pm waiting to get the results. I am beyond disappointed. Everyone in here is just WAITING and no one on staff seems to give a crap. I was given TYLENOL tho , so there's that. Please don't come here.

Very nice staff but the do not bill correctly and had to spend hours trying to get things corrected…read morebecause of their mistakes.

I had a 7:45 appointment and arrived at 7:30 I was greeted warmly by the registrar. Despite working…read morethrough navigating a whole new system change over, she had a very positive attitude and was very pleasant. I did not get her name but she was wonderful! Within 3 minutes of getting to the area where I waited in my gown, I was greeted by Leah, the radiology technologist. She explained everything to me, was patient and reassuring. She understands that this process is uncomfortable and really takes care to make the patient feel comfortable. She explained that there may be a little delay in getting my results in the portal with the new change over in the system. I appreciated the thoughtfulness! Highly recommend this location! Disclosure: I do work for Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist in a different department. However, I am giving an honest review as to the care I received, without embellishing.