Drs here saved my life here and after several rapid response ER Crisis Trauma Team saved my life. I…read moreowe my life to Great Drs and Nurses at Hillcrest Hospital. Everyone here really cares as I was not supposed to be here anymore and all the Caring People here gave me strength to fight four plus years. I feel safe here from minute I walk through ER doors. Drs Trauma Team picked me off floor one night I Coded Thank You for saving me. Drs don't know I drive to parking lot other times same heart racing and BP very high as I wait it out in parking lot for hours scared and confused finally Great Drs solved my mystery medical issue. Thank you for your kindness everyone in medical that is forever appreciated

My mother was highly allergic to Cipro medicine and we told the female doctor who refused to take…read moreour word. My mother's entire body swelled up in severe huge hives and had severe chest pain, and the doctor ignored her cries! The doctor also knew my mother was on a heart regulating pill and should have known that Cipro does not mix with that medicine! My mother cried and screamed in pain and the doctor solution was to put Mom on psych medicine to calm her down ! Never crossed their mind that my mother was right that the medicine could kill her. Well, my mother died at that hospital after suffering at their hands for a month and a half. I wish there was a lower rating than one star.

Dr. kessler and his staff are amazing! His nurse practitioner Shelby goes above and beyond with her…read morecompassion. I am blessed to have this team in my corner.

Poor quality care for the most part. Some doctors are helpful but others don't seem to care if they…read moreharm you. Lack of transparency. Will update review if things improve. Scheduling staff and some nurses were wonderful.

I almost don't want to do a review because I don't want to share my favorite medical hidden gem!…read moreThis place is not a stat-care, it's an actual medical facility, with actual doctors who have practices and rotate working the emergency care portion of it. You can have xrays done right on site, i've never waited more than a half hour (even during flu season) they are very thorough, and my go-to for my whole family when we can't get into our PCP.

Everyone these days pushes for us to go online, go online, go online. Keep your websites updated…read more The website says open until 9 on thursday, drive over there and it's closed. It closes at 8. Why post the hours if you have to call anyway to check the hours!

On June 2nd, My son and I arrived at the Green location with my husban at a little past 7:30 AM…read morewith classic stroke symptoms: slurred speech, left-side weakness, and inability to stand. Despite these clear markers, Dr. Antonio Oliverio did testing and insisted there were no signs of a stroke, attributing the symptoms to "slight dehydration." We spent the entire day approximately 10 hours at the Green location receiving only aspirin and fluids. Precious time for stroke intervention was lost and my husband experienced continued damage by not being properly evealuated. I feel precious time due to the delay of care has cost him significantly and contributed to 2 further strokes, this is medically unacceptable. Dr. Oliverio even gave us the choice that we could go home, or seek an MRI at the Cleveland Clinic Akron General Main Location in Akron. The option that we could go home shocked the specialists we saw later at the Main Akron General location where we were transfered to. We were finally transferred to Cleveland Clinic Akron General at 5:00 PM, where Dr. William Woods identified the stroke immediately upon sight. Sanitary Concerns (ROU Room 10) Upon arrival at Cleveland Clinic Akron General, the laundry hamper in ROU Room 10 was overflowing with linens from a previous patient. These remained for two days despite my additions. When I finally moved the bin to the hall on Thursday morning to ensure it was emptied, a nurse was rude and dismissive, insisting it remain in the room despite being a clear sanitary hazard. Negligence and Unprofessionalism During TEE ProcedureThe most harrowing experience occurred during my husband's TEE on Thursday Jun 4th 1. Lack of Consent/Risk Disclosure: Risks were not explained to us in the "pod" as promised. My husband was asked to sign papers only as he was being rolled back. 2. Unprofessional Environment: My husband describes the procedure room as having a "wild party" atmosphere. Staff referred to him mockingly by a name he had asked them not to use, even after he asked them to stop, they continued to call him by the unwanted name.. 3. Medical Error: The nurse, Christa, referred to herself as the "bartender" and told my husband to "shoot" the numbing agent like a "Jello shot." Because of this instruction, he swallowed it instead of gargling, which he was apparently supposed to do. Christa admitted the mistake to a trainee Janelle, yet the doctor proceeded anyway. 4. Over-Sedation and Poor Monitoring: Because the first dose didn't work. During the procedure my husband was given a double dose of Fentanyl and Versed. He remained awake and traumatized for the procedure but then fell into a dangerously deep sleep for hours. In recovery, when his oxygen dropped below 94%, staff simply turned off the alarm rather than checking him, dismissively claiming he "probably has sleep apnea at home" (which he does not). This was totally unacceptable behavior with them knowing they had double dosed him. Conclusion My husband's nurse, Derek, and the ROU Manager, Michael Teodosio, were briefed on these events and witnessed my husband state upon returning from the procedure. Sat June 6th My husband was later in the day set for transport to Edwin Shaw in Copley for 1:30 PM, I ordered his lunch tray since lunch is served between 12 PM and 12:30 PM however he was never brought a tray. The team at Edwin Shaw was shocked that Akron General Akron location would transport a patient clearly after meal time without serving him a meal. They scrambled and got him a meal served at 2:30PM. We are seeking a formal review of the protocols at the Green location regarding stroke assessment and a full investigation into the conduct of the TEE team (specifically Christa). No patient should be mocked or subjected to "party-like" behavior during a high-stress medical procedure. Please take you loved ones to a caring facility other tan one where a Dr refuses to recognize the signs of a stroke!

They are bias, they never called my name, but they did call all of the 5 patients who came in after…read moreme. I was in excruciating pain and discomfort with abdominal pressure and sharp pains. I don't know why they would not help me or see me but they did not! I must not be important enough to be seen and treated like a human being with dignity nor respect! Never again, left in excruciating pain just like I came in!! Don't go here!

I had to get my blood work done after recently finding out I was pregnant. Quest Diagnostics sent…read moreme on a wild goose chase trying to get this taken care of. Their hours are extremely inconvenient, and when I showed up for my appointment, that I made over the phone, (at the Akron/Bath location) AND took off work for, they were closed! I found this location instead because they were open 1 hour later so I could just make it. I would give Quest 1 star, but the only reason I am giving 5 stars is because of my nurse Anitra. She was kind, helpful and actually made the experience pleasant. I was nervous because I don't like needles or blood but she talked to me the whole time keeping me distracted and made it almost painless! Quest sucks but Anitra is great! Thank you Anitra!!

If you go to one building for services, literally each room you go into is somehow a different…read morecorporate entity. You'll get a different bill from each different corporate entity. They make even the most straightforward service unreasonably complicated. You will still be receiving bills from them a year after your visit. Even though your insurer provides you the exact amount you owe, it will never align with any of the CC bills because CC applies any payment to any bill in any amount and any billing date they want. You make a $50 co-pay at the time of one visit but CC spreads it across five different visits in random amounts- $1.83 here, $2.56 there, $14.85 to another one. Avoid obtaining services from CC at all costs. The level of care you receive won't ever be worth it. Akron General used to be great. Corporate greed got the best of them. CC is the worst.

The absolute most unprofessional icu I've ever been to…read more They kept giving me the wrong the dosage of medication for a medicine. It could of killed me. They have no sanitation in the room.. you must use a bedside commode and they bag the shit and put it in a trash can .you can smell it and it's very unsanitary for an icu. Then I leave and call for the surgeon and now they won't tell me anything because I am no longer under their care. I was going to get the heart surgery in Cleveland but if it's anything like this..I won't use a Cleveland clinic...no thanks...they did not help me so if I die it's on them.​

Jo Henderson was great in helping with the start of program. They were a team that worked very well…read moretogether. Very pleasant, proficient and professional. You could not tell they were here. Everything in order. Thank you Donna Piercy Local70

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