Went to the gibson county Indiana ER because my son n law was having severe back pains. When Dr…read moreperkins (I use that title loosly) saw the past record of my son in law he did not do a proper exam, he didnt even do a urinalysis or order x rays/ct scan. He basically forgot his doctor status and instead played judge and jury. Yesterday we received a bill for 488.00 that we will not be paying nor will the insurance I have already informed them what happened. Today we went to St Vincent er with the same complaints they did a urinalysis immediately and found blood in his urine so the set him for ct scan turns out he has kidney stones which explains the back pain. Do not go to Dr Perkins or gibson county hospital/ER if you want to be treated like a human being.

If you are traveling or just live here locally, this is the place to run when you have an…read moreemergency! I had an accident at the local Bp gas station and ended up needing six stitches for the injuries. Super friendly efficient staff! I come from Charleston SC and am used to larger busy emergency facilities but I have to say that the treatment received from this staff tonight shined bigger than most at those I have experienced back home! Thank you Dr. Hall for awesome bedside manners and doing a great stitch up on me! Thanks to RN Hope who made us feel so comfortable and even shared awesome stories to ease our minds while being detoured through their facility on our trip !

My visit was excellent due to the ease of obtaining the services I needed, the friendliness and…read moreprofessionalism of each employee I came in contact with, and how quickly the services were provided.

This review is directed at Dr. Aimee Borazanci, MD. She is a neurologist appointmented by Good…read moreSamaritan. She does not listen to her patients and only pushes medication instead of trying to figure out the cause. She also only works with her patients via video chat, not in person. If you need to see a neurologist, make sure it's not her and make sure it's not a video chat.

If I could give it a zero I would. Probably one of the worst emergency rooms in the business of…read moretaking care of patients. I have been in healthcare for over 43 years, and the care was a appalling. If you have a back issue, or severe pain, your automatically considered a druggie looking for pain meds, and they don't care about your background or what brought you to the emergency room. I would not send my worst friend to them even if they had an accident right in front of the emergency room. I'd take them straight over to Good Sam where they would get proper care

Some of the best care my family has had at a hospital. Son had appendix surgery done. Long story…read moreshort. Had the best nurses, doctors, surgeons, cnas around. Everyone went out of their way to make our stay comfortable. Everything was explained to my son in words he could understand.

In the spring of 2015 I had my first child in this hospital. I started having contractions a week…read morebefore my due date. I had contractions for almost 12 hours, progressively getting more & more painful, but was told I could not have any pain medication until it was approved by my doctor. I can understand this, however I believe there should be some way a doctor in the hospital can overrule this, as no one should have to suffer through pain for 12 hours waiting on their doctor, as mine was apparently on vacation. As the hours passed, I start having complications & was taken into surgery for an emergency c-section. There was infection in the amniotic fluid so my son had to stay on a week long antibiotic in the hospital's NICU. I cannot thank all the nurses in the NICU who took such amazing care of my son while I healed, & helped me learn to take care of him, as I had never really had any experience with babies before. The only real problem I had was with a young nurse in the NICU. I was trying to breastfeed my son, but as I had went into labor a week before my due date, I had not started lactating & was still having trouble with my body producing any breast milk at all. This nurse told me I had to pump constantly & if I really wanted to breastfeed him I had to stick to it. Her tone and the way she said things made me feel as if she were implying I did not really want to & that it was my fault I could not produce breast milk. As a new mother with my child taken away from me into the NICU, I took this to heart and was devastated by it. My boyfriend spoke to another nurse about the situation and the girl I had the incident with did come and apologize to me. I just feel like these nurses should be trained in any situation and how to talk to people during these times as to not upset someone having a hard time. I was in tears. The only other problem I had was with a male nurse who came in one morning to draw blood. This was near the end of my stay so I had been poked with so many needles by this point. The arm he was attempting to draw blood from was already incredibly bruised up & sore. I proceeded to tell him this before he inserted the needle assuming he would stop & choose a different spot to draw blood from. I supposed I should not have assumed & been more straightforward since he continued to try drawing blood from the same spot. What a surprise, he could not get anything & had to switch to another spot anyway. Maybe not so much of a problem with the hospital, but just this one nurse, as all the others I had were very quick & so good at their job that I barely felt any pain from the needles. All in all, my stay was not perfect. I just had a baby, it's not like I was expecting a comforting retreat, so I was not expecting perfect or anything of the sort. However, again, I cannot thank the amazing ladies in the NICU who took care of my son when I could not. They also gave me so much information on how to take care of him & were there for any questions or concerns I had. This hospital's NICU is an amazing asset & really cares about their patients. They hold yearly reunions for NICU babies as well, which is amazing.

My step dad came in at around 12 via ambulance due to what he thought was heart pains and it's been…read morebad for a while he asked for his nurse and all she told him was hold on now what if something truly bad was happening and she wasn't coming to help how would that make you feel and not only that the doctor found nothing no problems at all and it's now 7 and all they did was waste his and our time to tell us there is nothing wrong with him I'm truly upset I mean they act like they are getting paid minimum wage as if they don't care you went through school to help people not blow them off so if you have to go to a hospital your better off prolly going to Louisville at this point bc this place has been nothing but a joke and just plum ridiculous

Er offered pain meds. nurse Mary Beth ripped cords from under me to hook back up. when I was…read moregetting released she went up and down the gown the ripped cords out again. awful bedside manner. was told to follow up with primary physician no meds given. second worst experience at this hospita.

Great staff, very courteous. The food was pretty good too. Only 4 stars because I haven't seen the…read morebill yet.

While out of town on vacation and a time every trade, my wife needed some good healthcare and she…read moreneeded it quickly. While other place has turned us away, this place welcomed us with open arms and she got in right away. They seem to be very helpful even though we know that they won't be able to treat her like her primary care.

From the owner: Since life is full of unexpected bumps, it's nice to know Memorial's Urgent Care Center is right…read morearound the corner on East 19th Street in Huntingburg, IN. To provide the best care possible for our patients, Memorial's Urgent Care Center also offers outpatient Laboratory and X-Ray services.