Just what the doc ordered... Or better the owner is very knowledgable as she was a RN IN the…read morehospital and the ER when I landed here in 1996, jeez time flies,ask for Vicki

The Angels who work at the Hospital are absolutely the most loving caring people I've ever met…read more I'm 72, had my hip replaced here 4yrs ago, they just treat you like Jesus would have in His day, they're very caring and loving and it shows in how they treat you

This review is primarily for the emergency room…read more We recently had to take our daughter to the emergency room because she had a scratch on one of her eyes. There was very little wait time, everybody was friendly and helpful. The whole medical team did an excellent job, they made her feel really safe and helped her with her nerves. They did a great job of figuring out what was wrong, telling us what we needed to do. Really appreciated the service that we received and appreciated that there was not a long wait time for triage or to be seen by a provider.

HELPFUL? No. This hospital chooses not to support a group…read moreof doctors in Kellogg who have started their own practice. I had tests done at the lab here. When asked about getting my results, they couldn't give me a positive answer as to if I or my doctor would be faxed the results. I wondered why I was even there? After waiting over a week to see if my hand was broken, I called hospital asking for a copy of radiology report. I had not indeed received a notification to my patient portal. Uncooperative! It's a county supported facility! This is just one of my less than satisfactory experiences at this facility. If you can make it to CDA for ER care you would be better off. Your physician will hopefully be served better than mine. Mine seems to have been singled out.

A friend recently had a medical emergency in Kellogg, Idaho. He was taken to Shoshone Medical…read moreCenter for initial treatment and stabilization and received excellent and attentive care. Sure, it's a small town and a small hospital. They didn't have an army of specialists and the newest diagnostic gadgets but what they did have was a team of caring and dedicated medical personnel who treated our friend with great compassion and respect. The people of Kellogg are lucky to live among such caring folks and to have such a competent hospital available when they need care. I don't recommend having a medical emergency anywhere but it's comforting to know that small town hospitals are available when needed.

I have had 3 surgeries there starting 15 years ago. My last surgery at Northwest was in July,…read more2025. The care and communication has fallen off to where I would never return. My pet got better care at our Vet. This IS NOT the best hospital in the area, as they claim. When I tried to get some answers regarding discharge practices and procedures, I was given the run around. When I did get through to someone and asked for a name, I was told they were not at liberty to say. When I asked why I was being forwarded to security I was told, because they Don't Like Your Questions. I got a call from the head of security who threatened to have me arrested if I called again, then hung up on me. You will be better served at another of the many hospitals in the area Coeur d Alene, Spokane Valley or Spokane. I also had 3 surgeries at Kootenai Medical and was given excellent care with all discharge practices clearly explained and followed. Good luck! ​

I previously gave a great review to the hospital. Unfortunately after my wife's recent total knee…read morereplacement I have had to revise my review. They have severe issues with staffing, competence. After her surgery she was brought to her room in uncontrollable pain. It appears the nerve block that was administered did not take, and The CRNA failed to inform the surgeon. He was also directed to perform a block after the surgery. He did not. I asked the staff for the next 5 hours to bring in a doctor or anesthesiologist. This never happened. It was only when I went to the nurses station and told them to prepare her to leave AMA, and I would be calling an ambulance to pick her up, did I finally get some help. Before leaving, the Doctor called in a prescription pain relief to Walgreens. When we arrived there, the pharmacist told me he couldn't fill narcotics with in 24hrs. It was very fortunate that I had recently had surgery and had pain medication with me. We also cancelled additional surgeries because of poor treatment with pain management , and staffing concerns. I would never have a procedure there again. I later had a procedure at another facility, and My wife later had 2 other surgeries at Holy Family. OMG, what a difference. She received the very best care, and actually left the hospital laughing. I would not recommend this campus to anyone considering a surgical procedure.

I had to go to the ER for a severe panic attack at 1AM last night. It had been going on all day and…read moreit was not getting better despite everything I tried. I've gotten panic attacks for years but never like this. I went in complaining of feeling like there was tightness in my chest and many more symptoms. The two women at the front desk were not necessarily super nice, but they did their jobs. But it was when I was taken back actually to the emergency room to see the nurses and doctors that I received absolutely amazing care. I got in very quickly and all of the nurses and doctors were amazing. Everyone went out of their way to try to comfort me and run every test to make sure that it really was a panic attack and that otherwise I was healthy. When the final diagnosis came, I was treated with respect, kindness, so much understanding, and empathy. I felt really stupid having to go in for something like that and embarrassed, but they went out of their way to try and quell those emotions. Mental health can be a tricky thing because sometimes you get treated like you're crazy but that is not the case at this ER. They make sure you're taken care of and they treat you with dignity.

Well its now 225 am..I took my daughter up to ER she had puked in her sleep and me and mom. Was…read moreworried....so the date is July 31st 2026 gritman ER female doctor on duty was the rudest peice of shit ive ever had to deal with. The hooker actually out her hand in my wife's face ...basically saying shit up..the worthless Er doctor didnt look at my daughter's record from being there before. Just immediately started acting like we drugged her..my daughter wasn't talking to her and was only talking to me awnsering me as she dont trust easy..my daughter had to be carried by me in..they put her in wheel chair to take her back then ask me to leave so thwy can do as thwy want with my kid and drug test her or whatever..she was barely able to walk and the worthless ass doctor the woman doctor on shift on July 31 st 2026 at 12 am let her try to walk back from. Urine sample on her own..she could have fell and hurt her self ..i am gonna talk to director Monday as this is absolutely unacceptable...what a worthless. Witch..im not stopping till they relieve her of her dutys..bed side manner -10 respectful -10 helpful-10. Id rather drink terpentine and oiss on a brush fire than trust my children to gritman as long as this monster is employed with them​​

I had the privilege of serving as Pullman Regional Hospital's Interim Chief Financial Officer from…read moreSept 2025-Feb 2026. As a 49 year veteran Hospital CFO I can honestly say PRH is one of the best performing hospitals I've been associated with. Its Board of Commissioners is really smart and is an excellent steward of the community's tax dollars. The Executive Leadership Team, led by Matt Forge, is bringing the hospital and clinics to an ever-higher level. The department leaders and all employees are patient service and quality focused. Patients are enjoying this, as patient experience surveys per CMS Hospital Compare website, are rating PRH as a Five Star hospital for "I Highly Recommend", "Cleanliness" and several additional categories. The providers and staff are truly the nicest, friendliest and most talented in the health care field. The people of the Palouse are blessed to have this amazing asset serving them. I thoroughly enjoyed serving there and will not forget my time working at PRH.

Doctor's bedside manner is poor. Some staff is less than attentive with patient. Doctors comments…read morewere rude, inappropriate, would not listen to some of my input on patients condition .

Was seen in ER for bronchitis. It was quick and team was easy to talk to. Home now thanks to them!read more

This is the worst hospital I have ever stepped foot in. I went there at 1:00am Saturday morning…read more10/7/2020 cause a had a painful cough and chest pain. They took me in and hooked me up to a EKG which looked fine. They asked a few more random questions and gave me a COVID-19 test. The Dr. was very rude and so were most of the nursing staff. Then there was a car wreck that came in and the informed me I would have to be moved. (They have given me nothing and ran no tests at this point) They put me in a room not much bigger then a decimal point, closed the door, and forgot about me. They came in a couple hours later with discharge paperwork telling me " quit drinking, eat healthier, and don't smoke pot... rest till you feel better". I went home with no answers. The following day I went to Kootenai medical where they did do tests and it turns out I have severe bronchitis and a intercostal strain from coughing so hard. I was given steroids and antibiotics along with pain meds. I have since followed up with my primary. Thank you Kootenai for everything you do. You are a far superior hospital. If you live in the silver valley and have time... do yourself a favor and go to Kootenai Medical. Shoshone Medical is a joke. I live in Mullan and even if I'm bleeding to death I hope I have enough blood to make it to Kootenai. Thanks but no thanks Shoshone.

I am currently a patient of two Doctors at Whitman Hospital Clinic in Colfax, Dr Maggie LeLand and…read moreDr. Lea Zemmour. I have received outstanding care from both of these Doctors. The level of knowledge, caring and compassion is unmatched for me. I highly recommend these two for any care you need!

I have had lower back pain for over 20 years, however as I got older the pain increased…read moresignificantly. I went to Whitman Hospitals Interventional Pain Service, and I found a team of specialists who are caring, professional, and supportive. John Fontana, CRNA and his team gave me the ability to have a fully functional life, pain free!. Many people live with agonizing pain everyday, and I highly recommend the Interventional Pain Service.

Very rude, refused to follow the same treatment plan that a different doctor in his practice had me…read moreon for CPTSD, severe fibromyalgia, polynueropathy and other pain management issues. Also refused to treat because I have a service dog.