My husband went to the ER on Saturday with loss of vision in one eye and Dr. Montgomery tended to…read morehim....so thorough and professional. He set up an appt. with an eye specialist in Omaha. After my husband reeturned from Omaha, Dr. Montgomery called him to see how he had gotten along and what had happened in Omaha. I have NEVER had a Dr. call after being in the ER to see how I was doing. Kudos to Dr. Montgomery. In addition to that, Dr. Montgomery made the right diagnosis not being an opthamologist. Partially detached retina.

I recently went to the ER & ENT clinic. Was not a fan of either medical professional I saw. The…read morenurses were great! The professionals that get paid the big bucks, not so much. I feel for the reasons I went in I could have been given more explanation & for the one just please perform the procedure as to why I came in! I thought all she was there for was to earn her paycheck & move on with her day, not prove she was my dentist, G.I, nor point out a flaw or sorts that I had with my physical appearance!

OMG Can these guys do any WORSE on their hip replacement procedures? 2 people within a month…read moreexperienced life threatening complications and the hospital did NOTHING about them. Dietary aides are moving patients instead of nursing staff. No monitoring of blood tests or vitals such as urinary output are measured. DO NOT GO HERE

From the owner: York General (York, Nebraska) is a community, not-for-profit, multi-facility organization dedicated…read moreto providing high-quality, accessible healthcare services to the York area. York General covers the continuum of care with an acute care hospital that offers inpatient and outpatient services, a skilled nursing facility, assisted living, hemodialysis, medical office services, and home health care all very close to home

I was again transported by ambulance and they were again a major help and the doctor was thorough…read moreand explained conditions and tests he was going to have performed on me but the only issue is him saying I have moderate persistent asthma and I don't have just moderate I have severe persistent asthma and I see an Allergist in Lincoln and he will even tell the ER doctor I have severe persistent asthma

Took a friend to the emergency room tonight. The receptionist was outstanding and very caring. The…read moretriage nurse was not. Update: This was an even worse experience. My friend is elderly and again the receptionist was great. Initially the doctor and nurses were condescending to her and interrupted me when I tried to explain my friend's symptoms as she had described them to me. The doctor even chided me for bringing her in until she, at my insistence, checked for rectal bleeding and discovered blood. Turns out she's anemic and dehydrated. She's being admitted.

Unfortunately, we had to use this location when my husband was sent via ambulance as we were making…read moreour way home. From the ambulance drivers to the nursing staff, everyone I interacted with was so friendly. I was able to check in upon arrival and placed in the waiting room for my husband to arrive by ambulance a free minutes later. The nurses we interacted with answered all my questions and did everything in a quick, prompt fashion. I was surprised that our emergency room experience was less than two hours, and I was super grateful for everything that everyone did. From what I could tell the restroom, emergency room, waiting room, hallways, and his individual room were all clean and well stocked.

Where do I start? My experience at Bryan Health was horrible. I had a medical emergency and ended…read moreup in the hospital for days. Now, I don't know much medical wise, especially not as much as my own mother does. I od on A LOT of pills, and i they decided to get the pills out of my system 3 days later, when they could have taken them out of my system the day I arrived. When my mom confronted them they said " oh yeah I guess we could have". They also refused to show me my medical charts on mychart, because they didn't have the right name for me ( They asked me my name in the ambulance and I was not in the right headspace so I had said my preferred name I go by instead of my legal name) and they refused to change it. I was so exhausted mentally and physically, that all I did was sleep. One day the doctor leaned over my med and asked me a medical question that I needed to decide ( I forgot which one it was) and I said i'm not sure but I said it on the spot and called my mom after ( They refused to let her sleep the night because of the "rules". As I called her, I asked my mo mother if i made an ok choice just to be sure ( it was). Not long after the same nurse came back leaned over me and said " Why did you call your mom to make a medical decision for you? Your 20 you can make your own decisions. Do not call your mom again to ask her for advice. your 20" As I explained the situation back. I told my mom what had happened, and she stood up to the nurse. When my mom walked out the room, the same nurse had leaned over my bed again ( again as I lay helpless because i needed help walking), and said "Did you tell your mom i told you not to call her, because I never said that so do not make lies about me" and walked away. And this is not even everything. They put me in the psych ward after upstairs ( same hospital) and there several things happened. I had a panic attack, as the nurses and staff just walked by acting like I didn't exist even though I was shaking. I decided to go to my room once I was ready and began to cry more, and they came in told me to stop so I could get my blood drawn in a middle of my panic attack and walked off as if nothing happened. My friend had came in and sat on my bed ( the opposite end) to comfort me because the staff wasn't doing their job nor helping and the nurses escalated it from there and removed me from the unit, and switched me over to the adult adult ward, and kicked my friend out of the hospital fully. They accused her of touching me which never happened and didn't believe me when I said she didn't, and they laughed at me. Another girl in the psych ward had a seizure as Vicky. Remember that specific name. Vicky, for the unit of assertive people Vicky, decided it would be a good idea to lean over my friend tell her to get up herself, she's faking and looked at her watching a seizure and got frustrated and walked off, as another PATIENT, helped this poor girl out. And that's not even all. This place is horrible with the staff. The most I got out of it was the patients in the psych ward who understood me the most as we stayed up late having deep conversations and group therapy. However I highly do NOT recommend this place and Vicky still works there from what I know