First, it is difficult to provide immediate healthcare anywhere. There is too much complexity with…read morethe rates demanded by public and private health care organizations. On-demand medicine is too complicated. I found that UCMH provided me with excellent full knee replacement surgery. The latest procedures including robotic surgery were used causing faster healing. My surgeon and support staff were excellent, including the pre-conference allowing any questions to be answered and the actual procedure and post procedures were excellent. Likewise, the UHS UCMH is excellent. But one must understand that to understand the patient a full blood panel is essential and accurate history. Our medical needs necessitate looking at any results from our computer portal. If anything seems confusing it is necessary to ask questions to understand any possible issues at the onset.

The care sucks and there is no follow up. They don't take patients concerns seriously nor do they…read moremake sure they are 100% before discharge. They do the bare minimum to help get patients better. If they truly cared, they would provide more thorough care. I do understand people have the right to appeal a discharge but why would they stay any longer when the care is shitty as hell to begin with. They overwork the aides and pile so much on them. More than than what they should be doing. Twice now you have caused my mom to be in critical condition for the lack of proper care. DO BETTER CMH. YOU'RE A DISGRACE TO HEALTHCARE AND SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF. FROM WHAT I SEE, THIS COULD BE CONSIDERED MEDICAL MALPRACTICE.

Hate giving a low rating as there were some great people but over the last month both myself and a…read morefamily member had the unfortunate experience of being patients in the ER. ER felt like a walmart self check out where treatment is occurring in an uncomfortable (chairs are uncomfortable) and not private waiting room. It should not take hours to get a gurney in the ER. Was in waiting room for five and a half hours. Was told I would be admitted and that a bed was available to finally get that bed 10 hours later. ER Doc Dr Din was great. Wish I could say nursing staff was great. Was never given a call button and had to climb out of gurney with raised rails to reach call button to then wait 50 minutes for someone to come. Not good when you need to use restroom and you are connected to monitors and IV. This was common as man next to me had no call button and was screaming and cursing as he wet himself. Once, on floor rooms were spacious and beautiful nursing staff were great. Food Service not great and realize hospital food is not good but spent most meals trying to address incorrect food allergy that I did not have. Hospital Docs are a mixed bag...some are good while others should be looking for another job. Cannot recommend this hospital as when it comes to your health it is not about the beautiful room or new facility but the care and expertise of the staff that are treating you. I sure do miss St E's For handicapped visitor's it is challenging .... Not sure why they have EV spots upfront that should be for handicapped. Yes they have valet parking but no bench to sit and wait as it can take 20 to 30 minutes to get your car. Metal Detectors are difficult to navigate when your mobility is challenged and to exit having to take additional steps to exit is difficult as well.

The ER may have saved my life. They all worked hard and kept good data records. But Wynn needs to…read moreHIRE more medical staff so the POST-ER care can come together.

This is probably the worst hospital in the area that I wouldn't even go to unless it was an…read moreemergency. I've always had horrible experiences there and the doctor they have doesn't care about his patients, only his massive ego. Disappointing and unprofessional, ESPECIALLY in a hospital setting

During my visit, I was diagnosed without a thorough explanation or discussion of alternative…read morediagnoses. This misdiagnosis has caused me unnecessary stress and confusion regarding my eye health. They lief and argued that spite their diagnosis was error-free, I consulted a Florida opthomologist who begs to differ dramatically from their self-serving assessment. **Improper and Unnecessary Eyewear Prescription**: Following the misdiagnosis, I was prescribed eyewear that I have since determined to be unnecessary. After further consultation, I discovered that my vision issues were misdiagnosed, leading to a prescription that did not meet my actual needs. Consequently, I had to cancel the order for the eyewear, resulting in a loss of my deposit. **Overcharges**: Additionally, I was charged an excessive amount for the alleged and unnecessary services provided. They refused to resolve the matter and sent the matter to collections. As an attorney, I plan to sue Bassett and the collection agency. THEY ONLY CARE ABOUT MONEY!!!! I WILL NOT PAY THESE EXHORBITANT OVERCHARGES AND I AM PREPARED TO DEFEND MY POSITION IN COURT AND COUNTERSUE FOR DAMAGES.

The COVID test performed for me there was awesome. Usually when I got swabbed at work I would have…read morea migraine all night but not here, they are soo gentle and just soo amazing and professional. I'm going to start going here with all my non emergency needs now. They deserve more stars then 5 in my opinion

Did not receive the proper care. Was told there was nothing wrong. The attending whoever it was was…read morenot very thorough at all ..After two weeks of discomfort, problem was solved elsewhere . You should get reimbursed for shabby healthcare. Stick to Bassett walk-in centers. & another plus i with your Doctor/hospital affiliated walk-in centers, they have your information through my chart. This place does not.

The worst administration staff and service I've experienced in any field. even National Grid is…read moremore personable and accommodating than the staff here. They can't get appointments right. They can't get scripts right. Plan on calling back several times to accomplish anything.

ABSOLUTE JOKE. Me and my partner came here to get her seen for severe Tachycardia and dehydration…read moreand nurse was more helpful doctor. The doctor had gotten the information we needed over an hour before we had received the news ourselves. Luckily it wasn't something super serious, however it could have been a matter of life or death and the urgency wasn't respected. This place is a joke and the entire staffing department besides the acception of about three people should be investigated, pulled for misconduct, and stripped of their positions. Because NOBODY takes their job seriously and they're too busy cracking jokes too take care of the patients they're employed to look after/caref for.

Have been going there for a few years now. There is a "hello" the moment I walk in, and they check…read moreme in right away. Not only that, the wait time before I'm called in is VERY short. Want to say 15 mins is the longest I've ever waited. The doctor I see is Heather Gigon; she is amazing. You can tell she has a caring heart, and enjoys what she does. You can also tell she listens to you, and remembers some of the thing you say. Example: one appointment I went to, hadn't seen her in about 6 months. She asked me how I did on the 5K. Now how many doctors are actually going to keep up with something as small and trivial as a 5K?

The focus and dedication of the staff are truly amazing. From the first step in the hospital it was…read moreapparent that the staff was doing all they could with what they have, on a steadfast and focused course delivering care and expertise to those in need. The communication among the medical staff was clear and calm and to the point, which relayed confidence and care. The other hospital staff were super agile and friendly, which were both welcomed and appreciated. The medical staff was knowledgeable and confident. Parking in the garage was nice but the vehicle height had to be 7 ft or smaller (something like that) and I'm grateful our pickup truck made it in safely.

The emergency room at Saint Elizabeth's is beyond disgusting. It doesn't appear to be cleaned…read moreregularly. Staff is either consumed by their phones (security), uncaring, condescending, or worse. If you're headed to an ER, it's probably serious. It might be worth driving to the next closest emergency room. Seriously, the staff- from the entrance where the security guard doesn't look up from his phone, or the desk attendant who acts like you're bothering her. Once you get taken into the back, you will see how dirty the place seems to be. Nursing staff are rude or worse. Much worse. Go anywhere else but here.

Bassett health care doesn't keep doctors in house very long. I have been going there steadily for…read moreat 11 years and have seen many doctors over the years because for some reason they don't stay very long at this hospital. I have seen 3 primary care doctors in the last year. One doctor only once. So I keep having to go over my medical history every visit and explain everything over and over. Hard to prescribe new or update medications when they don't know my history. Seriously thinking about going to another health care provider. And talking with other patients who have experienced this also. Many are not happy with the service being provided.

I have serious problems with both eyes, blind with a tractional retinal detachment they can do…read morenothing about there at Bassett--they sent my records elsewhere immediately when I asked, but refused to fill out the MAS transport out-of-town correctly, 3 hrs away trip--this was Bonnie in administration that refused to fill out the form correctly, and she gave the excuse that it would ruin my medical privacy, and Dr. Sbeit's office--like a hate crime. MAS stated she wrote unprofessional note, including in resubmission, she did not include clinical information. I now have to postpone my appointment for June 16, 2026, and wait for someone else fil it out. They also do not use painkillers during laser surgery or cataract surgery--not an okay place to go for that.