The type of care is professional, warm caring, and not rushing you thru a visit. This place and the…read moreFNP Ms Amanda truly believes in healing, and getting you feeling better than just rushing you out the door. Every time I go there I get the feeling of I love what I do, so let's get you feeling better. An AMAZING place each time I had visited. Example: I went to VA ER, Friday 8-22, approx. 3am left there 5 hrs later, with no meds, and instruction other than to go to Walmart to get some over the counter meds. Now mind you I'm a 70% DAV retired Army. I Went home, over night my condition got worse. So I decided to go to Southern Family Urgert Care the next day. All I can say is I'm on the road to recovery. If you don't trust any type of care, you can trust them. On my word I swear. I haven't used them in approx. A year and no matter which FNP is there, it's always excellent side manners services.

This place is amazing!! The staff the atmosphere the doctors and nurses are all hero's!! I've been…read morea patient here as well as my two girls for many years now! We each have GP'S but this place is fast and easy to access from our home.. clean knowledgeable and caring! If your in need of a great physician I recommend you give them a try!

I have good and bad. We got away from Memorial because I thought S R. was a superior health care…read moreinstitutions, still trying to decide. I agree with another review, when I was in the S. R. emergency room, I was hooked up and totally ignored, while the staff was loud, laughing and seemed like they were having a party. I understand that they have to stay UP, but to the patient who is sick it's NO party. I finally had to unhook myself go to the door after 45 minutes or more almost screaming to get help, and wave to get attention, to go to the bathroom. My problem today was; that the staff answering the phone at Singing River and the last time I called seemed like they were out partying all night, very sick, couldn't articulate, yawned several times during the call, seemed like they were drugged, or just seemed like they would rather be anywhere else. I finally got a person in the radiology department that was Great, answered all my questions and was very helpful. We all have bad days, but after it happened like 4 times on the same day, I think someone needs to pay attention to the customer service/ phone etiquette procedures and provide training classes. Not being mean, just feel someone needs to address the situation.

It's 4am and it's like we're at a block party not a hospital the nurses are yelling laughing…read moreclapping hitting tables walls and being totally disrespectful to the patients trying to get sleep bc that's the only time they are not in severe pain and instead of doing their job and helping patients with their needs their having a party in the halls. My boyfriend had a very serious surgery and complications afterwards but when he tried to get any help from the nurses or doctors they just ignored them

I can't say enough concerning Dr. Lansdowne!…read more As a physician, we find him to be kind and patient; He has always been excellent at diagnosing and treating our family. When he moved to George County, Community Medical Center, we decided to travel 45 minutes rather than switch doctors. It is also very convenient to have a pharmacy right there on the premises.

From the owner: Discover a spirit of community and care George Regional Health System, formerly George County…read moreHospital, is a community-owned, not-for-profit healthcare system providing care to southeast Mississippi since 1950. The regional health system includes a hospital, ambulance service, and regional network of primary and specialty care facilities.

Not only did I receive very poor care in the ER, but also an injury to my arm affecting the nerves…read morein my arm and hand. When contacting them regarding this matter, I was given the runaround for over 6 months and also harassed instead of helped. Ultimately, they DON'T CARE about the harm that they have caused to a patient. They DO NOT CARE!

The worst hospital on the planet!!! Never go there! It is horrible! They somehow had my last review…read moreremoved. I will sum it up. A doctor there messed my foot up very bad and I am not going to copy and paste the damage he has caused me mentally, physically and emotionally. He admitted to moving my metatarsal over to far and It is so bad and so ugly. He also gave me a 6 inch scar when I was suppose to two small incision. He has changed my life FOREVER! I think about dying everyday and I have to take Spravato treatments for suicidal thoughts, chronic depression and emotionally destroyed. The surgery was a trigger that opened up many other tucked away things from the past so I am under the care of 3 different doctors just trying to help me in wanting to stay alive. I recently had a ER visit and the nurse told me I had to ask to go to the bathroom, stood in front of me and told me she would lay me out flat and told me I was not going to the bathroom without asking that I put myself there and she would whip my ass. When I told her I was not going to ask to go to the bathroom she stood in front of me with her arms crossed and said, ask to go I don't want this to get ugly because I will win. She then told the girl Brittany to switch places with her so she can keep me in line and then she look at me and said, yeah that's right now try me.

Terrible experience! I read an article came out a couple weeks came out saying that the medical…read moreindustry is not in the business of healing and it's in the business of making money. I experienced that firsthand. I came to the Emergency Room due to severally spraining my ankle last week. I should have crawled home instead of coming and wasting my time. I arrived there around 7pm. Now I know military medical installments are always "hurry up and wait". They'll say "we'll be with you in a couple minutes", those minutes are longer than expected. Anyways, where was I? I had X-Rays, completed - done. No damage. I was in so much pain and asked for some type of medicine. I didn't get anything until 9pm. The Dr. came and asked if I was okay. Ummm, yeah...no I'm not. Now that wasn't what had me livid. After all the exams and X-Rays, I was told I would be sent home in a boot and crutches. Waited another hour. One of the assistants asked my height for the correct crutches and asked my shoe size for the boot. Told her and she said "I'll be back in a couple of minutes". I smirked at that. Dr. came back and said "we don't have your height in crutches nor do with have the size boot, so you're free to go home". I looked at him as if he was speaking a language I didn't understand. I was more shocked at how nonchalant he said it. As if, he knew when I came in the ER what the outcome was going to be. I told him, what am I supposed to do now. He literally ‍. Then I said "this is BS and what kind of business are y'all running? "If I were an 0-5 (Officer) I can guarantee you that you all would have found crutches and a boot". I was just shocked how there is no inventory on the basic things you would need at an ER. It sucks because being a military member you would think there would be some kind of help, but it's not. Which goes back to me now really thinking that the medical industry doesn't care. It's about a dollar. I was better off doing the RICE method. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. It would have save me time spent and the agony. Lesson learned. I ended up going to an outside civilian ER and hobbled out of there in a boot and crutches with NO HESITATION.

Whoever needs a wound care doctor, I recommend MedCentris of Gulfport, MS. Lila and Brittany were…read morethe first ones that you'll meet. They helped me with the information. Sherika, Shay, Raven, Denise, Lori and Deirdre worked on my little toe to make it feel better. They measured the cut and had me to get an x-ray. They put medicine on my little toe and wrapped it up. They told me how to take care of it at home. In 3 weeks my little toe was healed. It didn't hurt anymore. Thank you MedCentris for caring for my wound. I love my shirt. Continue the good work that y'all do. ‍​​

Had the pleasure of rotating through this hospital during 3rd year for surgery and I must say this…read morehas been one of the best hospitals. Staff were friendly to each other more than just polite. They acted like family, bantered, joked, and helped each other out. The physicians here are approachable and are always willing to offer advice. The surgeons I had the pleasure of working with taught when they could and offered insight into the field. For students coming to rotate through, get here early at 7-7:30 am that's when the first cases would start and usually if you show interest they will let you choose the cases you want to see. Eg interested in ortho they'll have you scrub in on all the ortho cases. The physicians lounge is for doctors but often times the doctors will tell you to grab lunch at this lounge. Food here is different everyday and has a variety of options and on the side there is a build your own salad station. Fridge is stocked full of drinks mostly soda though. Remember to be considerate and clear your own tables. Recommendation: you get what you put in.