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    Gordon Hospital

    2.6 (5 reviews)
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    AdventHealth Gordon

    AdventHealth Gordon

    1.0
    (2 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    I took my grandbaby there on 3/13. This place reminded me of one of the 3rd world country medical…read morefacilities I've seen. It was so disheveled and dirty. It was not very sanitary. It was so bad I asked the staff if it was being remodeled. They said NO. Took a lot longer than it should to check in, be seen, then discharged even though the hospital seemed almost vacant. We were taken to a large room where there were several sets of 2 waiting room chairs each partitioned with a metal pole type roller shaped into a square with a curtain covering the center on each side of the chairs. No privacy visual or audible. ALL your business is out there. They went around to each station and gave each patient a dose of steroids and antihistamine. This place is a joke. I'll try Cartersville or Rome next time.

    I was a patient last night (4/25/19) and came in with Stage 2 Hypertension. I couldn't get in touch…read morewith my doctor (part of the AdventHealth system) so I checked the Internet and went to the hospital. I got there and there was only one person in the front waiting room and one person in the Pending Results waiting area. I thought I was in luck and would be seen quickly. We checked in at 7:40 p.m. and everyone we saw acted like I needed to get to an exam room quickly. The Check-In person took my information and asked (aloud) for some information from my wife. She seemed to be multi-tasking between answering the phone, directing people walking in to the right rooms, and this check-in process. Abruptly, a woman came in to the back of the Check-In area looking for someone so she could eat with her and ended plopping down at a desk and started eating in front of us. She continued to distract the Check-In person while getting me checked-in and slowed down the process. I sat in the waiting area for a few minutes and was then taken to a room to get my vitals (BP: 172 over 104), then to the Pending Results waiting area. A young man came after a few minutes and took me to a room close-by to do an EKG. Just as he got done with the EKG, another nurse came in to draw blood. Before the nurse could get set up to draw blood, another nurse (rudely) interrupted her to take me to get chest x-rays. They took two x-rays but were rushing around like they had more patients. I think their food was getting cold or something because they weren't in the x-ray room later when I walked by. The blood nurse had waited with my wife while I went to get chest x-rays. My wife said she got pissed off and was leaving the room when I came walking back from X-ray. This young girl set her tubes, tourniquet, and needle on a chair she dragged up beside me and got on her KNEES to draw my blood. A couple of times, she shifted on her knees and moved the needle in my arm. Not fun! She got done and left. We sat there a few minutes and another nurse came to take me to an exam room. We sat in the exam room for 35 minutes before the Admissions person came in with an iPad for me to sign something I couldn't read because the signature block covered most of the page. It took her a while to get the iPad to connect and bring up the right records but she said I couldn't be seen until I did this. WHY WASN'T THIS DONE BEFORE MY CHEST X-RAYS, EKG, AND BLOOD WORK, THEN SITTING 35 MINUTES IN AN EXAM ROOM!?! BECAUSE A SECURITY GUY WAS FLIRTING WITH HER THE WHOLE TIME! Another 30 minutes later, Nurse Jackie (her real name) came in to check my blood pressure on both arms and tell me that they were waiting on the results from the x-rays and EKG. BP at this time was 165 over 102. While waiting, we noticed workers coming and going at the counters outside. Some were talking about hospital business and some were flirting with each other (especially a tall, Security guy) and nobody seemed to care about any patients. We waited until almost 10:00 for Dr. Pottinger and she didn't know what medication I was on or why I was even there! I asked her if she had even looked at my chart and she said she did but I had to tell her why I was there, my medical history, and showed her my medicines I had taken in a baggie. She then prescribed Clonidine and steroids. She said a nurse would be in shortly with the medication and they would wait 30 minutes to see if my BP came down. [My blood pressure was already coming down!] 15 minutes later, Nurse Jackie came back with the meds and said they would check on me in 30 minutes. 40 minutes later, nobody had checked my BP or came in to check on me when the doctor came back and asked if I had been seen. She attempted to take my BP but didn't even know how to operate the machine! She said the nurses push her away from the machines because she always messes something up. Not only is this NOT a good "bedside manner" but not good information to give to a patient. She finally got the machine to take the BP and it was 157 over 99 (but she left it beeping and someone had to come in and turn it off). The doctor said that my BP wasn't dangerous and that it should come down through the night. After she left, we waited until 11:10 p.m. and nobody had come with the prescription and discharge papers. We left the exam room and went to the only person on the floor (the woman from Check-In had moved to Admissions) and told her we were ready to go. She asked another woman where Chad (?) was. They tried calling him on the radio but he didn't answer so she got up and went looking for him. A few minutes later, he showed up with discharge papers and acted VERY arrogant and upset that we had bothered him while reading the information out. I signed out and left. I don't recommend using this hospital EVER.

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    Erlanger Baroness Hospital

    Erlanger Baroness Hospital

    2.2
    (61 reviews)
    42.6 mi

    Went in for IV antibiotics after an accidental cat bite from one of my rescue kitties. I was an ER…read moretravel nurse most of my career and this was the WORST experience I've ever seen in an ER. 1. BP on arrival was 200/103. Didn't ask about chest pain. No telemetry, no EKG. DIDN'T EVER RECHECK IT - EVEN AT DISCHARGE!! 2. Didn't ask about allergies 3. Never asked my pain level 4. Did not weigh me 5. Did not reconcile my home meds 6. 12-year old resident got an attitude because I refused to take the 5-dose, 14-day rabies shot series because I TOLD HIM, the cat isn't sick!! He's MY cat, and he was sleeping on the bed RIGHT BESIDE ME!! The only reason he flipped out was he does NOT like other cats and unbeknownst to me, another kitty had been hiding in my dresser and it freaked him out when he saw him and a fight ensued. I just got caught in the crossfire. He brought THAT up 3 more times before giving me a single dose of Augmentin and a script (and an xray that I probably didn't need). I specifically asked for an IV loading dose of Unasyn and a shot of SoluMedrol since my hand was swollen to twice its normal size (also because I wouldn't be able to get the Rx filled until after work the next day) - which he purely ignored. Never checked my radial pulse or capillary refill, either.

    The departments do not communicate with each other well at all. In the 80's it was a good hospital…read morefor care , but now Parkridge and Memorial are much better hospitals to go to for care critical or otherwise.

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    As you can see no bed, no IV pole, no TV only a chair.
    As you can see no bed, no IV pole, no TV only a chair.
    This is how they send you out od Erlanger ER
    This is how they send you out od Erlanger ER
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    Hamilton Medical Center

    Hamilton Medical Center

    1.8
    (37 reviews)
    19.5 mi

    Great Staff, Nice Facility…read more A few months ago I came to this ER after a karate fight dislocated my knee. Dr. Sykes and his team took great care of me. The only downside was it was after 8pm so they couldn't do an MRI for me. Here I am again here now for a crazy kidney stone and the staff has has been really great. My ER provider was Jason Roswell PA. He was professional and efficient. He got my treatment handled and communicated well. The ER Nurse Allison Hamilton was also super friendly and did a great job. She took the time to handle my questions and needs. The CAT scan woman is also always super great. It's my second time having her scan me so far. I don't remember her name but we have almost the same exact birthday! My hospitalist Dr. Ektaben Patel was really nice and friendly. They are slammed today and she made sure she spent time and got me handled. Nurse Anna LPN was a gem. She was so polite and I appreciate her efforts. Dietician Rebecca Power was knowledgeable and friendly and wanted to make sure my dietary needs were met. Well that's where I am so far on this day's hospital festivities. Hopefully this kidney stone will leave me so I can go home soon. I do not know why there are so many bad reviews for this place.

    I was life flighted there against my wishes when. I had a COPD flare-up. I was under hospice care…read moreat the time so naturally I had opiods and benzos in my system. They flipped out, called and threatened my hospice company, and used it as an excuse to use my fingerprint while I was unconscious to snoop through my cell phone. When I opened it, it was on a personal conversation I had with an inmate. Talk about first amendment violations! Nosy Parkers. I am still outraged months later.​ As a result of their threats my hospice company caved. Now I have zero care, zero meds, and lay in bed consumed with pain 24/7 because I'm unable to leave my residence. I'd give all of you negative stars if I could.

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    Northside Hospital Cherokee

    Northside Hospital Cherokee

    2.7
    (162 reviews)
    32.5 mi

    I recently spent two days at Northside Hospital Cherokee, and the care I received was as good…read moreas--if not better than--I could have hoped for. Every member of the staff I encountered treated me with kindness, professionalism, and genuine concern. My room was spacious, comfortable, and exceptionally clean. The Environmental Services staff did an outstanding job keeping everything spotless. On the first morning of my stay, my wife immediately commented on how clean the room looked--something she had never said during any previous hospital stay. The staff thoroughly cleaned and dusted the room, mopped the floor, and even changed the trash bag even though it was barely full. Their attention to detail did not go unnoticed. I also noticed a small device under the sink that I later learned was a Synexis air purification system. It operates so quietly that I never heard it, but I was impressed to learn that it continuously helps improve air and surface quality by generating a safe form of hydrogen peroxide. It was reassuring to see Northside Hospital Cherokee investing in technology that helps protect patients from the spread of germs. The food service exceeded my expectations. There was a wide variety of menu choices, the meals arrived on schedule, the portions were generous, the food was served at the proper temperature, and every meal was exactly what I ordered. Hospital food often gets a bad reputation, but that certainly wasn't my experience here. My discharge process was one of the smoothest I've ever experienced. Nurse Brenda made sure my wife and I had everything packed so nothing was left behind. She asked my wife to bring the car around to the entrance, and within just a couple of minutes I was on my way home. The entire process was efficient, organized, and stress-free. The highlight of my stay, however, was the nursing staff. Their compassion, professionalism, and positive attitudes made all the difference. Brenda and Elizabeth cared for me during the day, while Nancy and another night-shift nurse--whose name I unfortunately cannot remember--provided excellent care overnight. Every one of them treated me with respect and kindness, and they always seemed to have a smile on their face. They should be highly commended for their dedication to their patients. If I ever need hospital care again and have a choice, Northside Hospital Cherokee will be my first choice without hesitation. Thank you to everyone who made my stay such a positive experience. Your hard work and commitment to patient care are truly appreciated. Irvin F

    This is our second time in the ER. It's like a third world country in here. How can we live in…read moresuch an amazing place and not have decent emergency care ? We are at over three hours for an X-ray with no end in sight. No one in the lobby can tell you anything and are annoyed if you attempt to get any information for your loved one. I called Piedmont Jasper over a hour ago and they said they could take her right back. Big mistake to try to wait this out. This place is terrible. It would be fantastic to have choices. Perhaps it would also make this place strive to be better.

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    The hall way as soon as you enter the front entrance
    The hall way as soon as you enter the front entrance
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    Northeast Georgia Medical Center Lumpkin

    Northeast Georgia Medical Center Lumpkin

    4.0
    (6 reviews)
    54.3 mi

    Went there this morning for an Aorta Scan, arrived 30 minutes early and checked in. Young lady…read morebehind the Desk very professional and courteous, had all the paperwork ready for me and was processed quickly. I had also checked in early on line two days prior. Waited about 15 minutes and then was called ahead of schedule to the procedure room. Holly was my technician who was preforming my procedure and explained what we were looking for and everything that was happening during the time I was there. Procedure took about 30 minutes overall. Was a very pleasant visit and smooth going through everything. I will make sure I will use this facility in the future if I can for any procedures with the Medical group. Keep up the great work and best wishes

    The facility is nice but the assigned nurse not so much. You know the saying the lights are on but…read morenobody's home? Well, the lights were on but no one was home that truly cared. The nurse was more concerned with everything but my family member. I am thankful our situation improved, however, it could have been much worse. I truly was not impressed with the standard of care. For nurses making an average of $50 an hour not to mention the doctor's salary, I expected more. I am thankful my family member has an upcoming appointment with their primary to further rule out any problems.

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