ER visit referred to ENT. Make sure you call Monday morning, the ER doctor said. I call at 8:44 a.m. Explained the situation. Having heard nothing at all, I call back at 1:08 pm. Explain I am in agony. Put on hold. The operator says "Oh, Dr. Curtis is out of the country. You need to call Dr. Imhoff. Would you like his number?" Incredulously, I ask when they were going to call me and let me know? Her response....we just did. DO NOT GO TO HANNIBAL REGIONAL. They are too cavalier and careless with their patients. Take the time to go to Blessing in Quincy. It's worth the ride. read more

I just want to know how if someone takes their 7 year old child to the hospital for falling out of a bed and the hospital gives a 7 year old a urinalysis test and it comes back positive for methamphetamine that said 7 year old leaves with the biological parent without DFS getting called until the next evening? Why was the 7 year old allowed to leave with the parent when there was drugs in his system? How does this happen? DFS should have been called before she left the hospital with her child! Actually he should have never have been able to leave with the child until an investigation was done. In my opinion this was very neglectful on the hospital and staff at Hannibal Regional Hospital. Come to find out the mother was charged with 1st degree child endangerment and police found meth all in her house. It's a good thing that nothing happened to him or his siblings the whole next day they were at home with their mother. Way to go HRH!! read more

They have a small town mentality. My husband overheard some select staff members while he was having a PFT. They were talking about another staff member and how they thought he was gay. They were laughing and plotting about how to get rid of him. It was very disturbing considering our son is gay. Will never go there again. read more

I see Dr Al Dabas for my cardiologist. I have also stayed at Hanibal Regional a couple of times and in the ER.. I love the possitive attitude of the employees here. I love that all my doctors are under one roof and they work together to provide excellent and thorough care for me. It's the best hospital experience I've ever had.. it's clean and everyone I come in contact with are so happy to be there and it makes me feel really good to be a patient there. read more

My friend went to the ER with chronic abdominal pain. She was turned away without having been any treatment and referred to a specialist. She was unable to make an appointment with the specialist for two weeks, so she was forced to suffer through that time in excruciating pain. When finally arriving at the specialist, the doctor took one look at her and told her to return to the ER. She did so, and was at least pumped full of drugs from IVs and stuff this time, but was given no other treatment, with no in-depth investigation into her illness and no real plan for treatment and was simply referred back to the specialist again. Highly unprofessional and irresponsible. I can't express how angry and appalled I am by this. read more

Getting stitches from an assault that happened from levering. They were fast and friendly.

I went to their Urgent Care for a Covid Test. I was there for almost 2 hours waiting for someone to come to my car and test me. She swabbed my nose and then sent me on my way. Months later I received a bill from them for a "doctor visit". I contacted my insurance because COVID testing is supposed to be covered and they told me nowhere did it say anything about COVID testing. I contacted Urgent Care and asked for them to please look into the codes on file so insurance would covid. They told me it was coded as COVID and that my insurance was wrong. I contacted my insurance again and they told me the code that CFM used and what it needed to be changed to. They even provided me with the doctor I needed to contact. I called the doctor's office twice and both times I left a message and was told that the doctor would call me. That was in April and it's now basically June and still have not heard from the doctor. I do not recommend. read more

I would give zero or negative stars if possible. Hannibal Regional Hospital has very shady billing practices. I went for a heart catheterization test and and was charged $34,045 for a standard procedure. They unbundled services and bill insurance companies twice for the same procedures. Example: a line item for "surgery" for $19,000.00. Then a series of other bill line items such as anesthesia, recovery, oxygen, IV, sutures, other surgical items, etc all billed separately. When I ask what is included in the $19,000 surgery line item they cannot answer the question. This unbundling leads to double deductibles and higher surgery costs. If you want a MAJOR billing surprise go to this hospital and get ready for the shock of your life. If you don't want that surprise find another hospital and do yourself a favor and never set foot in this Hannibal Regional. The customer accounts manager even told us they get only 20 cents on the dollar for the uninsured. This means the insured get raped to make up for the hospital's "loss" when we all know they aren't losing a dime. PS - the hospital is working on a major expansion. I wonder how they paid for this if they really get 20 cents on the dollar for the uninsured? Probably has a lot to do with the deceptive unbundled billing practices. Don't believe my review? Ask this hospital if they unbundle services for billing purposes then do the math and figure out what your deductibles become. read more