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    Baylor St. Luke's Emergency Center-Spring

    1.0 (2 reviews)
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    2.9(42 reviews)
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    Dirty sheets. Dr.pauk is very rude. Doesn't listen or assess patients well. Seems like he just does…read morewhat the nurses tell him to do. He doesn't seem all there.

    It's that time of year.... If you have kids you know exactly what I mean. I paid a visit to this…read moreemergency center upon my daughter spiking a high fever and vomiting. We appeared to be the only patients at the time so service was quick. When I initially pulled in the parking lot I thought they were closed. It's pretty dark from the outside looking in. So glad they weren't, to avoid any delay in care.. Nonetheless, staff at the front desk immediately greeted us and inquired about what brought us in. I appreciate the registration form being very short! The wait was brief. Our first nurse came out to welcome us back to the care area. He listened, educated and provided good care. The doctor was professional, attentive and made my daughter feel safe during exam. Unfortunately, the second nurse that came rushing in didn't even introduce herself. Her back was turned to us as she gathered supplies, so while she did that I asked how she was doing? I looked at her badge when she turned around and made conversation before she was to provide any care for my child. The nurse's bedside manner then got a little better. Not much. I appreciate her informing us of the wait time with the plan of care though. Overall, I received good care during the visit.

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    Neighbors Emergency Center  - 24/7 ER in Kingwood

    Neighbors Emergency Center

    2.8(50 reviews)
    9.8 miKingwood

    Had a great experience in my three visits to Neighbors. My 5 year old suffered an acute and…read moreaggressive case of hives and we went up there at 11pm to be greeted and received well by the receptionist who helped us promptly be seen. The nurses were quick to take vitals, assess the situation by observing my son and asking both us parents pertinent questions. Long story short, they had a prescription dose of an oral steroid and Benadryl ready for my son to take before leaving. Now here's where the exceptional part of my experience came in - my son did not sleep much that night due to itching and restlessness. His mother was up with him until 4am until he finally calmed down. I was up at 7 to hit the pharmacy and get his prescription. Wife called and said he's back up and not better, so I picked him up and we visited Neighbors again. Similar to the first time, very quickly seen, they even had our paperwork pulled up to save on redundancy. They reassessed, asked me questions as to what happened after we left up to that moment and came up with an idea to do the injectable steroid, which I agreed. My son handled it like a champ thanks to the nurse administering it. I picked up the prescription, Benadryl, zertec for hives and Pepcid AC (which also has antihistamine properties) at the direction of the Neighbors doctor and nurse staff. Got him all hooked up with meds, did a cool oatmeal bath, coconut oil after - and still my little man was not getting relief. After a couple hours of trying everything us parents could do, we took him back up there just to do a final check before hitting the ER - they were so kind. Despite doing everything by the book (I checked myself) we were all confounded and decided to go to the ER. But not before giving us liquid numbing cream - which hugely helped with the itching. Ultimately we went to the ER and we're just told sometimes these things just need to run their course, they gave us some anti-itching prescription that would make him drowsy but other than that, they said Neighbors did a good job, to which I agree.

    I brought my daughter to the Neighborhood Emergency Center (Kingwood Drive location) seeking…read moremedical assistance for an open wound. After she was evaluated by the provider on duty, the provider declared it a "non‑emergency," seemingly based on information relayed by the front‑desk staff. The individual who identified herself as Tatiana Andrada then demanded a $300 upfront payment before my daughter could receive stitches. To my understanding of EMTALA regulations, patients are not required to pay upfront at the time of service when seeking emergency medical care. I explained that I was unable to pay this amount and that I had not anticipated such a requirement. Despite this, she insisted that I had no choice and stated that I owed the money because I am "not an American citizen." To my knowledge, this is an additional violation and constitutes both discrimination and medical negligence. Her behavior made it painfully clear that my accent and the color of my skin influenced the way I was treated. I am profoundly appalled and astonished that I was denied immediate medical care unless I paid upfront, solely due to my background and appearance. When she realized I could not pay, she attempted to force a payment plan, yet still refused to allow the visit to be billed later, continuing to demand money. When "Tatiana" spoke with my other daughter, she repeated the same misinformation regarding EMTALA and refused to provide her name or the patient‑relations contact information. She stated, "I will give it if they ask for it," and then questioned why my daughter was not physically present. For context, my daughter works in an emergency department herself and is familiar with these laws. Instead of addressing the situation professionally, Tatiana chose to be dismissive and disrespectful toward my family. I want to understand why she felt so comfortable behaving in such an unprofessional, discriminatory, and unlawful manner. This was unequivocally the worst medical experience I have had in all my years here. I sincerely hope she receives proper training and gains the empathy and professionalism required to work in an emergency medical environment, where patients seek immediate care, not judgment or financial intimidation.

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