I just recently visited here after a long shift at work. I hadn't been feeling well for the past…read moreweek and decided to come here since it was not far from my workplace (and open past 8pm). This building has an ambulance only entrance and another entrance in the back. They do have metal detectors and do bag searches if you bring bag/purse in. My keys were held because I had pepper spray attached to it. Going to the front desk it moved quickly beings I have a mybaptist chart. I was taken to a room and triaged quickly. It did take some time to be seen by a provider. I was seen by RN for vitals and to be swabbed for Covid/Flu and strep. After that seen by registration. It did take some time to be seen by a provider. Once seen an initial exam was done and my swab results all came back negative. I was prescribed some strong cough medicine and went to nearest 24 hour pharmacy. When checking out, that's when I had to pay my co-pay vs paying up front. I did get my keys back and checking the time. I was there for only over an hour. I read other reviews where people waited longer. I guess it depends on how many people are there and if you're there for urgent care/ER visit. ER is 24/7 Urgent care 7a-9p. I had an excellent experience and couldn't ask for better quality of care. I'd definitely come back here.

Urgent care 7a-9p. ER 24 hrs, 7 days wk. Excellent quality…read moreof care. They determine what you need. X-rays, CT scans, IVs, etc!!! So many helpful staff. Everyone that comes and goes wants to know if we need anything or help with anything. All labs results, X-rays, etc.... right there!! We are so fortunate to have this type facility near our home. Appreciate all the outstanding staff and the professional care given. The minute you step into the waiting room/reception, you feel comfort and assurance that you selected the best facility to handle your issues. Thank you!!

Dr Stidum checkup. He is one of the most thorough Cardiologist doctors I ever been to see. He spent…read moreextra time reviewing my medical history and prescribing a course of medical action I needed. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

My visits for mammogram scans tripled this year. Unsettling but when here I am more confident in…read morethe care and testing. After years of coming here this was the first time my appointment ran long. Typically I am called back on time and quickly scanned. Today their technology was struggling to get imaging shared with the doctor. It was very nice how the front desk attendant communicated with us, coming out to the lobby to give updates. My technician was so kind and empathetic to why I was there. The doctor also came by to visit with me and explain my scans. I didn't have many questions but was given plenty of space to ask them. The space is also clean and welcoming, and I leave each time thankful this is where I come for health updates.

Every family has their 'hang out' a place they go and share time together. This is where my family…read moregoes monthly to catch up with each other while one of us tries not to die. They don't take reservations but there is plenty of seating. If you're unable to drive and want to pay thousands of dollars for an Uber they can even pick you up! The staff here is friendly and professional. If you're not breathing they are really quick about seeing you and fixing that situation. I'm usually just there for company and moral support - which you know it's bad if you want me around - but I have been the guest of honor once or twice. It's not a bad place to be sick. I'm very thankful that our rural area has a modern, efficient hospital and ER. No one wants to be there but if you have to be they'll take good care of you.

Nurses were rude and if you had questions about what medications were being administered and why,…read morethey caught an attitude. Not to mention they just left blood vials in the room on the counter, along with a container of urine. If you didn't come in with an infection or illness, you're most likely leaving with one. Hospital felt icky... more icky than a normal hospital. Not to mention is was given an antibiotic at the hospital and there's NO RECORD of it in his paperwork.

OK I wrote a bad review for the ER at Hardin Memorial Hospital so to be fair, I am writing another…read morepost on Hardin Memorial Family Practice at Cool Springs plaza on Ring Road. These ladies were AWESOME, Very nice, professional, and the office was very very clean. Would definitely recommend them to anyone. I did have to go back to the hospital, but not the ER to get a walking boot for my daughter, and everyone outside of the ER were great...

This hospital is deceitful and unethical when it comes to ordering a test for a patient and not…read moreletting them know how expensive it is. I was never told by anyone how expensive it was and what my co-pay was going to be I just called the hospital They said should've been in my chart. I just checked it was not. I had one test done and now I am being charged over $4000 and they are not helping at all this hospital should not be used. They are not truthful with their patience and they take advantage of people.

Every since Ramirez left this place has fell apart Dr Bokhari called me cripple and was cussing…read more Very unprofessional and very disrespectful and rude. And Destiny is trash

Great staff. I have been seeing Catherine Croomer. Very…read morethorough and addresses all my concerns. Highly recommend this office.

TLDR: Extremely long wait (5+ hours), horrible care from lead nurse, left with absolutely no relief…read morefrom painful symptoms I arrived with, and later discovered care team did not act on my abnormal test result. Came to be evaluated for chest and back pain. I was given an EKG and blood work immediately, but waited for 5+ hours in the waiting room after that with no update. Once I was moved to an ER room, there was much confusion surrounding what tests had or had not been done, no one seemed to know/remember my reported symptoms, etc. Finally, nurse Raymond came in. Raymond was beyond rude and dismissive the 4 times I saw him. The 3rd time, I begged for any relief from awful symptoms (an hour AFTER receiving several medications from him that "should help"), and was met with an annoyed attitude, no help at all, and was discharged about an hour after that. I visited my PCP a few days later, who ordered more specific tests to help with the painful symptoms. She also mentioned that my care team at this hospital had not reviewed one of my test results, and therefore did not provide any treatment, for a bacterial infection that should be treated asap. I will never return to this hospital, mainly due to the "care" I received from Raymond.

I had to take my wife in here for a medical problem she was experiencing. We checked in and within…read morea short time we were taken back to a room in the center. A nurse practitioner came in a diagnosed her condition and said a nurse would be in soon. An RN came in shortly to take care of my wife. She was young and very rough when she put a pick line in my wife's arm. She did not practice easy handling. Very disappointing.

The reception and triage staff were courteous and professional, and I appreciate their kindness…read more Unfortunately, my clinical experience was very different. I sought emergency care for severe foot pain and required wheelchair assistance because I could barely walk. During my visit, the physician assistant instructed me to turn onto my stomach and then back onto my back. In my experience, no meaningful examination, assessment, or evaluation of my foot was performed before I was offered a narcotic medication, which I declined. Because I did not believe my foot complaint had been adequately evaluated, I requested to be seen by a physician. I then remained in the emergency department for approximately one additional hour before being seen. While I understand that emergency departments can involve waiting, I continue to question whether the physician assistant's involvement and the additional wait accurately support the professional charges that were assessed. I do not dispute the entire bill. I have consistently stated that I do not object to paying for services such as the diagnostic imaging that I received. My dispute concerns the professional charges associated with care that, in my view, did not include a meaningful examination of my presenting complaint. I also questioned the provider listed on my discharge paperwork and billing statement because the physician identified was not the physician who treated me during my visit. I repeatedly raised concerns regarding the adequacy of the care provided, the professional charges assessed, the provider listed on my records, and the subsequent billing. Despite these efforts, I did not receive a substantive response addressing those billing concerns before the account proceeded to collections and was reported to the credit bureaus. Only after I publicly shared my experience was I informed that the matter had been reviewed internally and that additional staff training had been provided regarding compassion, patient listening, and patient-centered care. I sincerely hope those efforts benefit future patients. However, my primary concern has never been recognition that my experience resulted in additional training. My concern has always been obtaining a fair review of the disputed professional charges and the provider attribution reflected on my records. I believe this matter could have been resolved without requiring additional dispute proceedings had my billing concerns been substantively addressed before the account progressed beyond the provider's internal review process. Those concerns remain unresolved. Patients should not have to pursue multiple levels of review and dispute simply to obtain a substantive response to legitimate billing concerns. My purpose in sharing this experience is not simply to describe my visit, but to encourage accountability, transparency, and patient-centered care while seeking a fair resolution of the disputed charges based on the care that was actually rendered. After being informed that additional staff training had been provided, I replied to UofL Patient Services email to explain that, while I appreciated any efforts to improve future patient care, my primary concern remained a fair review and adjustment of the disputed professional charges. To date, I have not received a response to that communication. As a result, the billing concerns I raised continue to remain unresolved.

Reception was non existent, was diagnosed with Covid and high blood pressure, they gave me a shot…read morefor my headache and did not do anything else, drew blood but never said what they were testing for give me any results and then sent me home. No real concern at all. When the receptionist did appear she explained they would not do anything for Covid.

I wouldn't even give this hospital a 1 but there isn't an option for a lower score. I was scheduled…read morefor an 11:30 appointment. When I checked why there was a delay, kelly let me know she had to out me back on the schedule and rescheduled me for 1. Totally unacceptable, avoid this location!

My wife goes here to get a CT Scan several times during the year. The staff here are very friendly…read moreand most helpful during the whole procedure.

I was in the ER on 2/11/26. Dr. Steele was wonderful! He listened to my complaints. The nursing…read morewere amazing and caring (except one). Thr radiology staff were friendly. The facilty was efficient and clean. Best ER experience i habe ever had. If I need an ER again, I would go back. Baptist would be my first choice!

Can't speak for anyone else, but I most definitely have to give them a 5. Both doctors and nurses…read moreand everyone in between with the guidance from our father Jesus Christ is the reason my father was given another day. There was concern because the surgery was going to be extremely dangerous, so they didn't think it was a good idea to attempt. Some close friends to the family came before the surgery and prayed with us over my father's bed. As soon as we got done praying, nurses rushed in and started to unplug the cords and said that he needed to get to surgery ASAP. They decided to take the risk. This was all right after prayer. Some doctors and nurses cried and teared up with us. Though it was a scary situation, I knew that they were going to do the best that they could to get him through it. I can't say THANK YOU enough to the doctors and nurses who looked over and are still looking after my father. Once he is out of ICU and goes to a different floor, I just hope that same kindness and caring continue.