Dr morris was amazing and very helpful. He reassured me and directed me a lot as a first time mom!…read moreHe also helped make it super quick and easy.

Husband fell fracturing femur. The care he received was so fantastic. Every room was clean from the…read moreemergency room to his 6th floor room. From the nurses to transport staff were all caring and patient and prompt whether drawing blood or carrying him down for tests. I didn't meet any of his doctors except those at admitting- rounds are so early I would have had to dorms night in order to catch them. Only thing, and what hospital doesn't have complaints, was the food. They brought him roast beef one evening for dinner and we thought it was meatloaf! lol But the desserts were quite tasty.

This Hospital is now the Tampa General Hospital . I…read morerecently had to visit the ER , in excruciating Pain i was quickly attended upon my arrival , treated with Compassion , all necessary Steps were taken by the Doctor and the Nurse to get me feeling better . Within 2 Hours i had a Cats an , the results and my Pain enough unter control so I didn't have to be admitted , the Prescription was available at my Pharmacy the same Day and i fallowed up with my Primary for further Treatments . Thank you ER Staff

We were visiting family and John went and broke his shoulder! We were in route to an urgent care…read morewhen I saw the hospital sign and told John, you know..... a hospital would be a better idea. Good thing he agreed a half mile later! I turned around and off to the ER we went. John got "fast tracked", not that it's fast- it just really means they know going in that he won't be admitted. It took a while to be taken back- he was triaged in the front pretty quickly though. Once back- they sent xray fairly quickly and then we waited. A couple hours later the nurse walked in with discharge papers and we laughed because he hadn't seen the doctor- who strolled in just as we were saying that. John's like, so it isn't broke? and this time the doc laughed- oh it's broken alright! He ran through the diagnosis and that John needs to follow up with an orthopedic, to rotate taking ibprophen and Tylenol and ice, ice baby. And we were gone.

Very unprofessional emergency room staff. At least when we were there. Could overhear staff making…read morefun of patients. My family and I were not impressed. Staff had no compassion for patients.

Next to Bayonet Point this is the best hospital in the area. I have not been an inpatient but I…read morehave been in the ER 3 or 4 times as a patient. I have always been taken care of very well. They were very thorough here at this Hospital.

Some good people, but not all. Building is in dire need of…read moregeneral repairs & painting. If you have a choice GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!

I voluntarily admitted myself to this facility for treatment and was deeply disturbed by the…read moreconduct of the staff. Anthony (RN), Taniya (Case Manager), Dr. Hasan, "CC" (Med Tech), and Martha (Therapist) should all be ashamed of the way patients are treated here. At intake, I was explicitly told that my latest discharge date would be Friday. When Friday arrived, I was then informed--without justification--that I would be required to stay an additional three days. I do not have a history of substance abuse involving hard drugs, nor do I have any violent or criminal background. This was my first experience in a facility of this kind, and the lack of transparency and disregard for patient autonomy is unacceptable. During my stay, I experienced what I consider neglect and mistreatment. Physicians were largely absent and failed to conduct proper evaluations. The conditions were unsanitary my bathroom remained smeared in feces for three days, forcing me to avoid using it altogether. This is not only negligent but a serious health concern. Staff members frequently spoke to patients in a dismissive and demeaning manner, demonstrating a clear lack of empathy. I was also placed in situations where I had to disclose sensitive HIPAA-protected information in public areas, which is entirely inappropriate and a violation of patient dignity. While admitted, I developed strep throat and was informed by multiple nurses that they were unable to provide medication. This level of inaction toward a clear medical issue is unacceptable. Upon discharge, I was also not given any prescriptions or medication due to being released "AMA". The staff continued to threaten me with sedation and restrain though I had never cursed and expressed I did wish to be violent or belligerent. Additionally, the facility itself is poorly maintained and offers little to no meaningful resources for patients to engage in therapeutic or constructive activities throughout the day. It gives the impression of a system more focused on financial gain than patient care. What is most troubling is the apparent normalization of these conditions by the staff. Patients seeking help deserve professionalism, respect, and proper care not neglect and disregard. I intend to formally report this facility to the appropriate authorities, including the Florida Disability Rights organization, and will be pursuing further action. This level of care should not be tolerated. You all should be ashamed!!!!! I wish you nothing but the spiciest of diarrhea :)