During my 99 years of living, I have been in many hospitals. My recent stay at St. Mary's Hospital…read moreproved that this is the most professional and considerate of all. In a rating between #1 and #10, I will St. Mary's #20 ! Armiger Jagoe

I was an inpatient at St. Mary's Hospital for about a week and the quality of care was impeccable…read more The nursing staff treated me as family and the doctors were very attentive and concerned. The meal service was solid - I would definitely return to St. Mary's for a future visit. Pro-Tip: Bring your computer or iPad, their wi-fi reaches to the patient's rooms and you can get on their Guest network.

1st they screwed up an epilepsy medicine that keeps my son alive…read more The burchard hills is full of idiots! I had an appointment today and the np already left. My appointment was canceled and NOT by me!! Never go here!!

Need experienced Dr and nurses they over dosed me on a BP medicine and discharged me anyway I'm a…read moresenior lady who needed a ride home but they refused to help me please go somewhere else who has experienced Dr and nurses

My only experience is with the Endocrinology Dept. at this facility:…read more This department has been frustrating. Communication is slow, and interactions often feel rude or dismissive. The overall approach to care feels really rigid, and more like a financial obligation than something truly focused on the patient. I never leave reviews, but this experience was disappointing and draining, to say the least.

I have had nothing but the best experiences and care in recent years. from my GP to the specialists…read morethat I have seen. I am so grateful to have this wonderful hospital and clinic in Morrison!

Everyone here is very nice, but they haven't wrapped their minds around the new name or branding…read moreyet. I received a call about genetic counseling and the VM said they were calling from Finley Hospital. I go online to get the phone number and see it is actually now called UnityPoint Health. I call the number, they answer the phone, "Finley Hospital" I asked for genetic counseling and am told they don't offer that service. I said that the person who left the message said they were from Finley. I asked about the Wendt Cancer Center attached to them and she says, "Oh, yeah!" and transfers me back in to the main phone chain. I had to start all over. Maybe a fact sheet would help to allow you to be able to give correct info to callers. Thank you!

Being cared for at Finley is the next level of excellence. Everything from cleanliness, bedside…read moremanner and patient first !!! I was in the emergency room this week cared for by Dr. Lucas and nurse Elizabeth (Liz) . I was cared for right away and made comfortable. We all know it can be very crowded and long waits at emergency rooms but it's just never seems to be a bad experience a Finley. They watch the waiting room very carefully understanding who is in the room and who needs what and that they are safe. Thank you Dr. Lucas and nurse Liz!

Took a trip to the Convenient Care, Friday 5/8/20, that ended with stitches. Susan Mueller was…read morewonderful! All staff were friendly and the trip was a quick in, stitch me up, and out! I couldn't have asked for a better experience. Thank you RCH Convenient Care!

RCH has a very friendly and welcoming attitude. Everyone is so nice. After working and receiving…read morecare at RCH, I'm rather happy with this hospital in general.

CGH has the worst sleep medicine in Illinois. They never answer the phone or my chart messages,…read morethey are all snobby nasty people. And the nurse practitioner does not care about you as a patient at all. I recommend switching your care outside to somewhere else this place is terrifying.

I was treated like I was their only patient by the doctors and nurses. I was seen by the…read more hospitalist as well as specialist and all of the truly focused on me.

Mornings, almost impossible to find a Disabled parking spot, only ones far far away…read more At the front desk, try to find the signs, where is the bathroom ? the cafeteria (hint, it is at the elevator long long down the hall) ? the place to pick up their patient, after being treated, if you are driving ? way down the hall, elevator up, then... I gave up, unable to walk that far... Cafeteria ? Locked doors. No sign, no hours, nothing. Hard enough to find, long walk, and (expletive deleted) what the h... ? Candy and pop machines super expensive, if you can get them to work.. I failed. Do they hate people ? Does the front desk just goof off and accidently help some people ? Wheelchairs up front, some are skinny, some are big. How can you tell ? I could not,,, There is a brake system behind the back top of the chair, or it does not work, you gotta see and read the small print AND instructions on it ??? Can you sit in it and operate it... NO !!! F... you it screams. Luckily this is not a place where sick people go, or those in distress, or bad off, its a country club for workers. Sad.

The billing department is very rude and unprofessional. They had our address wrong and we weren't…read moregetting the bills. The lady on the phone actually criticized us for not having a relationship with our mailman so that he would deliver our mail that was addressed to the wrong address! We had just moved into a new home. A simple phone call to us would have cleared it up but instead they sent the bill to collections who then called us. And when we tried to get it straightened out at the hospital instead of trying to understand what happened, they were rude and blamed us. They are the ones who had our address wrong. We will NEVER go to this hospital again.

Nurses and doctors have always been very caring and polite. I personally love this hospital…read more Great staff in the cafeteria as well. ;)

When the receptions received my ins card the nurse, who was a nurse student last month,…read moretranquilized psychiatric meds as if she a MD or had child bearing exp and stated she was medicating pain from an obvious orthopedic injury. The nurse called the police to complain my injury was shaking, twitching when she tranquilized me and I not even listen or talk to her when sedated. She called more police and brought police into room to show how I not even listen when she really do talk out loud to me. The nurse as a Dr tried to say I was just drunk but breathalzer was 000. When awakened in locked unit, staff from Janet Wattles and med students all stared and nobody ask or say anything, again. They were trying to get ins co to believe they MD and get payment for me, but police not do that or understand why call and can not arrest for stare think and act like it the victim as most staff often does, unless pregnant or in labor, they wait until not have baby with you to be mentally abusive act like it you and then call police, again. After 8 days, a police officer came and I followed them out as they not know I was drunk patient for not really drunk or abusive like they said. Later, that day I had corrective surgery on orthopedic injury at St. Anthony, then went home that afternoon. The staff would have kept me in psychiatric for as long as insurance say they will pay for as staff of med students, psychology students, and new hire nurses want to study. From what I understand lots of staff swear, lie, complain if not drink alcohol, believe they sick when not (hypochondriac) and project that issue onto patients who are sick, and/or injured.

The year 1996--- I was treated so horribly when I was a unit secretary in the NICU by the nurse…read moremanagers and a little witch that I worked with. They plotted together to get me fired. I was a single parent. Little did they know that I had to go past the room I gave birth in, which was a A207, every day. It was the result of a date assault and the baby was placed for adoption. It was very traumatic for me and every day going to work, I was reminded of what happened. They said, I was frequently late. They said I was spacing out. They said so much garbage about me behind my back. They would have a hard time concentrating too if they were in my shoes. Fast forward years later. I'm married to a wonderful man with an awesome father who grew to be like my dad. One day my father-in-law was having a stroke. We took him to the ER which was now Javon Bea hospital. I told the lady at the front desk that my father-in-law was having a stroke. She told us to take a number and sit down. Take a number? Really? An hour later, he passed out in the waiting room. The nurse came running out after I frantically went up to the window and asked me what happened. I told her that I told the girls at the window 1 hour ago we think please having a stroke and they told me to take a number and have a seat. She was very rude and acted like we some nerve complaining. My father-in-law passed away. This health system has been horrible for decades. I thought maybe it had gotten better over the years but I was wrong. Don't ever take your loved one there or work there.