I recently was admitted to FMRC. Every staff member was kind, professional, and knowledgeable.read more

I would not recommend anyone go here. They will call cps if your kid runs away from you or down a…read morehall. They think all patients are drug seekers and the nurses are the rudest staff in the state. The administration does not care about your complaints and backs up their crooked employees everytime. Terrible care and treatment. Drive to another county and avoid this hospital at all cost.

Worse care center ever Notice I did not call it a hospital?…read moreMy wife was in ICU for 29 days. If I had notbee there every day, I have no doubt what so ever, she would not have made it out alive. Every day I had to tell them what to do and what not to do. She suffered an internal decapitation. The neurosurgeon was the only competent person I saw. There has only been 7 cases of her injury ever survive. That is EVER in the history of the record keeping. pe do have to learn somewhere but all the did was play games with there iPhones Her bill was $386,000 dollars. I told them to stick it. I paid the neurosurgeon for his services. He was a professional . thank GOD

On September 7, 2024, I was a victim of an active shooter on interstate 75 near London, Kentucky…read more I was taken by helicopter to the UK heath care Albert B. Chandler hospital. My care there with only one exception was fantastic. The trauma team, emergency department, nurses, technicians therapists, dietary and housekeeping personnel were all friendly, conscientious and great at their jobs. One nurse named Barbara who worked on discharge planning, was the only exception to my excellent care. Barbara works a nursing job that does not provide bedside care. She was going over her discharge plans for me. I have a bullet hole in my left upper thigh. I cannot see this wound directly. While in the hospital, one physician and several nurses packed this wound with saline soaked gauze. These people are trained to pack the wound. They were standing behind me and using TWO HANDS to pack this wound. "Nurse" Barbara's solution for acceptable home wound care was to have me hold a mirror in one hand and use the other hand to pack the wound. As stated earlier, trained doctors and nurses require TWO hands to safely accomplish this task to maintain sterility. Preventing infection is paramount in this situation. In the weeks since my discharge, my opinion of "Nurse" Barbara is that she is out of touch with good patient education. I also believe she is lazy and did not want to take the time to help set up out of state discharge care. The name of my primary care physician in Indiana was well documented on my chart. One phone call to Indiana would have alerted my doctor that I needed additional care. Shame on this nurse for being so negligent.

My sister had her baby there several years ago and they took wonderful care of her and her baby .read more

At this point, Ephraim McDowell feels less like a healthcare network and more like a place you end…read moreup because you have no other choice. It's the medical equivalent of being shoved into a van, blindfolded, and dropped off at whatever location happens to be open. You don't come here because you trust them--you come here because the alternative is bleeding out in a ditch. Take my experiences. I walked in with a gunshot wound to the hand, and somehow the grand medical conclusion was Flexeril, Tylenol, and a $3,000 bill. Danville's staff has a couple of competent people buried in the chaos, but most of what you deal with feels like confusion wrapped in a scrubs uniform. Then there's Harrodsburg. After getting AC compressor lubricant blasted into my eyes, I got redirected to Lexington like a piece of lost mail. And once I got there? The doctor basically told me I wasted my time, shrugged, and sent me home at 2 a.m. with nothing but more questions and less trust. No explanation. No reasoning. Just a pat on the back and the door. Every visit feels like you've stumbled into their system and can't get out until someone finally decides you're allowed to leave. Communication is scattered, urgency is optional, and half the time you're wondering who--if anyone--is actually steering the ship. But hey, this place is better than dying with no treatment in the middle of a field somewhere. I guess.

I really hoped that with the name change there would come a change in the care...guess that was too…read moremuch to ask. Took wife in around 830 on a Monday night, ER was empty as far as we could hear and see so figured we might get fast care. The 2 nurses that initially took care of her acted like we were bothering them, barely spoke and didn't appear to know anything going on. Couldn't get a line in to draw labs, ended up blowing one vein before having to try 2 more times. Didn't know what meds were given so couldn't answer any questions about how to take meds prescribed for home use. Pregnant nurse physically yanked the EKG leads off my wife, pulling some pads but leaving most. When you're already in pain, even a seemingly easy pull on things can cause pain. Doctor never came past the foot of the bed or touched my wife to see what could be going on. We were in for what she described as immense pain in her chest muscles, doctors call...lets take an x-ray. Since when can you see muscle injuries on a normal x-ray? Even the x-ray tech questioned that but did it anyway. We got more assistance with the meds from CVS than anyone at the hospital. They forget that while they might see things over and over all day long, there are people that haven't had to deal with things before and can be scared or concerned, treat everyone as if they were your loved one dang it. I sure hope that nurses baby gets compassion from someone cause she sure didn't appear to have any.

Something has changed at the lab at Georgetown Community Hospital. For the last 3 years I have…read moregotten labs there every 6 months. I don't know what has changed in the last 6 months but it has not been for the better. It took a while for them to input my labs and it took two of them to find, not all the lab names were the same as my doctor ordered, they no longer appear in my chart and no one can tell me why, one of my labs had to be sent out and it's been almost a week and its still not back. It has never taken this long! My husband had an MRI on his arm and the radiologist missed he had a torn bicep. Luckily he had a good ortho and he caught it when he looked at the MRI. I will no longer be going to Georgetown Hospital. If I need ER services I will use the new Baptist Health ER they are building or I will drive to Lexington. I've given them plenty of chances over the last 5 years and this year they have blown it for our family. I will not accept subpar care or customer service!

This is the worst hospital in the state. I would never recommend anyone ever going here if at all…read morepossibly go to another facility. My daughter-in-law was completely disrespected and treated very badly on every level. We will be seeking legal advice.

Everything went well from parking to the office visit. The visit went well...very…read morequick...absolutely enjoyed the visit.

I visited the emergency room when my niece had an auto accident. The staff were very professional…read moreand caring.

I would say this is the worst food service I have ever seen. Been open for 20 minutes and all they…read morehave to serve is beans. I have been visiting someone here for a few days. Every day they are out of something. Today the worst.

I had trouble at first with customer service but they did come through for me.For seniors in my…read morestate of Illinois this is the best for drug coverage.

If I could give them 0 stars I would. Went here because I had terrible ear pain, even though I was…read moresobbing and shaking from pain I still had to wait over an hour to be seen by a doctor that saw me for 20 seconds and sent me right back to the lobby to wait for another hour before they discharged me. Bill was $3,000 for an absolute nonexistent level of care, not only that, but once I followed up with an ENT, he told me the ER UNDERDIAGNOSED me and that I had a severe ear infection, to which I had to have another round of antibiotics because the ones the ER sent weren't appropiate. I explained all of this to the billing department since I have a bill of over $1600 after insurance, and they could have not cared less, needless to say I'm never stepping foot on a Baptist Health facility again.

I have been in the ER in august and they charge me huge amounts around 30k for one night and…read morecouple services and applied for financial aid they approved but they did not change the amount for me to make a payment. since that time I am struggling with their representative and everyone in office tell me something different and I asked them every-time to connect me with their supervisor but they never did and didn't fix the issue. I am calling them every week since January but no one is helping out. I have bad experience with the financial aid staff.

They terminated a sick employee and did not bother to tell them, just listed their position, that's…read moresome kind of place everyone wants to work.

Was just seen there couldn't get into my family doc because it was after hours couldn't breath and…read morehad chest pain just had surgery my wonderful er doc diagnosed it as anxiety didn't even eco my heart or show me my chest x rays . would give you zero stars but it won't let me . do not go to this ER the dr on night shift does not want to help you his bed side manner is terrible does not need to be doctor