I want everyone in America to know how impressed I was with this place! I am staying with a…read morerelative In Lewisburg for medical reasons, which has caused me to uproot from hometown for an extended period of time. That being sad, my daughter comes to stay with me from time to time. During one visit, she became ill. She needed immediate attention, so I was forced to explore unfamiliar options for medical care. After a few phone calls, it was confirmed the walk-in clinic at Marshall Medical Center was in our network. To add, I am very picky about all medical care, especially when it comes to my loved ones. I will admit, I was uneasy taking my daughter to an unfamiliar place. But, as soon as I walked in the door, I felt like we were in the right place. Office staff was very friendly and accommodating. The physician's assistant listened intently to my daughter's symptoms and ordered blood work and tests based on that. The PA was so knowledgable. She stated what she believed my daughter had. Sure enough, we found out it was one of those things in the doctor's office and the other, after receiving some lab results. Speaking of lab, where blood had to be drawn out of my daughter's arm. We had to inform them that my daughter has a fear of needles and could possibly pass out. The person who put the needle in her arm took this in consideration and treated her with such delicate care. I was told she used a special needle, and my kid hardly felt it. That person turned what could've been a horrible situation into something that was easy peasy. She also carried on a conversation to take my daughter's mind off things, and my daughter was actually leaving with a smile when she's usually leaving in tears at blood draws. The doctor expressed she had concerns that prompted her to order an ultrasound. Considering our extenuating circumstance, scheduling was very accommodating and put a rush on getting that done. I have to say, as a middle aged woman, that was the most efficient and speedy experience ever! The person who was performing the ultrasound was very gentle with my daughter and took her time getting lots of pictures from many different angles. I expected we would have to wait a couple of days for the results, like it's always been at other places in the past. But, they had the results an hour later and took time to explain them to us. Not only that, they supplied us with paperwork and got the results to our PCP immediately. AMAZING!!!! Our experience was so spectacular, that I will never hesitate going to the walk-in-clinic again. I will also consider going 45 min out of my way to this location, if I ever need any x-ray or ultrasound for any reason. I highly recommend anybody going to this location for medical care, labs, x-rays, etc. Our experience in the walk-in clinic, lab area, and radiology dept. was great from beginning to end. I don't know anything about their hospital, but I'm led to believe anybody would be in good hands there too. I would support this medical facility getting an award, based on our exceptional experience!

I don't think I've ever run into a more inept group of medical "professionals" in my life.. and I…read morego to the VA so that's saying a LOT considering how crappy that is. I moved my mom in with me almost 3 years ago due to her numerous health issues. Since moving here, she has yet to regularly see a neurologist, rheumatologist, osteopath, or cardiologist, despite having seen ALL of these specialists in THREE OTHER STATES FOR SEVERAL YEARS. The people here have downgraded on her medical chart every ailment she suffers from. Her cervical fusion? Charted as "neck pain". The things that end up on her chart make me wonder if they are even in the SAME ROOM as this patient. One guy said she looked "well-nourished", the woman weighs 90lbs. She is absolutely unrecognizable from 5 months ago. She looks like she's dead and forgot to fall over. Well-nourished??? She vomits constantly. She can't get out of bed. She can't walk. She doesn't have use of her limbs, her bowels, or her body. She has BLATANTLY evident facial drooping, which I guess everyone in backwoods Tennessee is just so used to seeing the ugliness of inbreeding, so you aren't able to recognize it in a formerly healthy patient. When they called about her labs, they told her that her kidney function was "good". I don't know where you people studied, but where I come from, "good" doesnt go from 70s to 50s in less than 3 months and that's GOOD. She was in the 90s prior to moving to Tennessee. You're killing her. And I believe it is on purpose to milk the Medicaid payouts for pointless appointments as long as you can before you do. She's been treated by other physicians for over 20 years for these ongoing issues. The neuro doc she was referred to will only see her for the botox injections for migraines, but not the neuropathy, not the seizures, not any of the numbness or loss of dexterity, not the tremors, not the complete lack of relexes in her entire body. You can only change neuro docs once or they'll drop you as a patient. The in-home health people they sent 1. Lied about her ability. 2. Downgraded her symptoms 3. released her from care with a 2" knot on her forehead from falling - that's when the severe headaches started, the ones that caused what I believe to be a stroke or TIA. 4. lied about ever being at the house until I stated I had proof of him being there on my home cameras, then they changed their tune. But still, nothing has been done. WE STILL HAVENT SEEN SOMEONE TO RE-EVALUATE! Despite asking no less than 8 times. She is having EVERY symptom on the ER notes sheet that states "if you have new or worsening symptoms of xyz, go to the ER". We've been to the ER, three times. The first time, they charted "myocardial infaction, possibly old". The next visit to the ER, they just kept her there until they finally tossed her out, but stated that she was "ambulatory" .. she was LYING ON THE FLOOR IN THE WAITING ROOM. The time we went to NASH for the symptoms that are worsening, bc CANTIERI was still on paternity leave, NASH lied to her face and said that she had hemorrhoids, although astoundingly, he charted it as what it is, a rectal prolapse. Although he misspelled "rectum" in his notes, as "rectom" and had no idea what "lipedema" meant. He actually stated, "I don't know what you want me to do for her". I hope every single one of you people have the EXACT care that you give to patients. I hope every single one of you have a loved one you can't help because you have a doctor JUST LIKE YOU. Worthless wastes of space that I wouldn't trust to keep a pet alive. Can't spell, can't think, bottom of the class barely scraped by, and probably have someone else tie your shoes you're so inept. You all deserve to have your medical licenses revoked.