I was recently admitted to the emergency room at Henderson Hospital due to a medical condition via ambulance. Once there I was almost immediately provided a room and a number of tests were performed very quickly thereafter. The medical professionals that took care of me were wonderful. They were caring and I felt I was receiving excellent care. I was in the emergency room longer than I would have liked but I understand that they had to do several different tests hours apart. During and after these tests, the doctor kept me informed on what was going on and what to expect. I thought she provided excellent service as well. Even more impressive was she called me the following day to see how I was doing. If I need hospital care again, I know Henderson Hospital would be my first chose. read more

My experience with the Henderson Hospital ER was extremely frustrating. I was transported to the ER by a Henderson ambulance, despite expressing that I did not want emergency room treatment. Once I arrived, I informed the doctor that I wanted to leave. The doctor allowed me to leave against medical advice, and I received no medical treatment during my brief stay. Despite this, I was later billed for the ER visit. Even more concerning, the bill included charges for an electrocardiogram (EKG/ECG) that was never performed. I now have to spend additional time requesting medical records and disputing a charge for a procedure that did not occur. Patients should not have to fight inaccurate billing charges or pay for services they never received. The entire experience has been stressful, time-consuming, and disappointing. read more

Wow!! ABSOLUTELY THE WORSE OF THE WORSE! I've never seen anything like this !! They just served my husband lunch on all styrofoam containers !!! Wow the worse !! The place is filthy! Beds don't even have pillows on them! I can't wait to leave this place. Please DONT EVER GO TO THIS HOSPITAL!! read more

Henderson Hospital - Such of bad way they serve the food to the patients! They use styrofoam! The worse !!! - Hospitals Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

My friend was literally dying from alcohol detox and the doctor told him to keep drinking. Said if he had 7 drinks, then drink 5. Basically turning my friend away because be didn't trust that my friend won't drink again and said to go out and drink some more. I don't know what makes it ok for a doctor to give that mind of medical advice but I'm completely beside myself. read more

No one wants to be in the hospital. Thank goodness when I had to go for an unexpected surgery, I had a very good experience here. From check in to recovery, everything went really well. All the personnel I dealt with were kind and helpful. Having just moved to Nevada from California, where I was under the care of UCLA for everything, I was so relieved to find that the care here was up to par. read more

I understand that I am not the only patient in the emergency room, but no one should have to wait for hours if you call for help.

The problem with this hospital is 1000% the staff. RN Kristine and Connie are horrible at their jobs and generally have no care for their patients. read more

Here at Henderson Hospital, Been waiting two hours for my medication, My nurse name is Brandon on the 6th floor l cannot wait for 7:00am for shift change. I hope the next staff be more kind.‍ read more

My husband had to be transported by ambulance by another hospital (to Henderson Hospital) that couldn't preform an emergency surgery. The staff was clueless and the doctors don't speak to their nurses. The doctors here are horrible and could not agree on anything. 3 doctors on my husbands care and every one of them had different orders in the system. The nurses could not move forward with anything for 4 days. They finally released him without doing the surgery and sent him back to the original hospital that he was sent from. ZERO STARS!! THEY ARE A LIBAILITY!!! read more

Anna. With respitory breathing treatment on fifth floor five minutes ago is a very rude and disrespectful employee. I refuse to let you do anything to me. She has an attitude not acceptable to any patient. She needs to resign her position asap. Cause she isn't gonna be my aide for breathing treatment. I'm very very dissatisfied with attitude period. read more

Thanks Henderson Hospital for helping my family member with their emergency needs. Staff was pleasant and clear with what to expect and care to be given. I spent over 7 hours in the emergency room with the patient and the staff was observant and helpful with any needs that arose. Only issue was the final billing with the price of prescriptions given, no generic prices here so expect to pay the exorbitant pharmacy pricing. read more

Got a super bad infection and had to go to the emergency room. Everyone treated me really well, especially my nurse John. They couldn't treat me there, though, so I had to go to a different hospital. read more

Took my wife to the emergency room at Henderson Hospital yesterday. The entire staff was very friendly, professional and thorough. I would definitely recommend this place for emergency care. read more

Emergency Rooms is known to get two types of customers: the dissatisfied ones and the satisfied ones. Well I'm sure many will not agree with excellent care I received at Henderson Health Hospital because the staff here are very knowledgeable, patient and professional. The care provided is top notch and the staff explained the situation very clearly. They were very busy and had a lot of sick people. The triage nurse was amazing, the attending nurse was super helpful and the ER Doctor was a great person. I was expecting to be in the ER for hours (which I was) but I set aside that thinking and focused on the service and quality (which were excellent). Henderson Hospital ER is a 5 stars for me! read more

Here,I, go again. Told getting admitted and then put in holding areafor Lord knows how long. I think this is how they make extra income. They only provide part of the service and charge full room rates.this has been going on to long. I stopped coming here for this reason. It would get a 5 star rating.​ read more

IF YOU HAVE ANY OTHER CHOICE. PLEASE DO This place can be more dangerous to you health than helpful. The only redeeming quality is their nurse staff I had. But if you want good quality care. GOOD LUCK. I can believe there's not enough law suits to shut it down. read more

Aside from having to pay $253.30 for ZERO wound treatment on 1/31/2026, the ER referral to their Wound Care Clinic was WORTHLESS. A PA named Jessie in the ER was very cordial but unable to obtain an Ultrasound Report from SDMI or find ANYONE on duty in the entire hospital who could properly examine and treat a Cellulitis wound. Henderson Hospital Wound Care Clinic was even worse! On 2/3/2026 Dr. Roy Marie Amoroso Margallo failed to properly examine the wound, despite having my ultrasound report in his hand. This forced me to obtain PROPER CARE at a competent clinic. read more

This ER has been a consistent relief when we are in need. Tonight I came in with a spreading infection in need of antibiotics and a quick release to get back to work. The doctor set me at ease with his expertise and the ER processed me quickly. Thank you, again. For me, Henderson Hospital has a strong feeling of community. read more

Henderson Hospital: Where the Bedside Manner Ends at the Budget Let me start by saying: I'm grateful to the emergency crew and the incredible nurse who took care of me. They were doing their best in a system that clearly isn't built for care--it's built for profit. This review isn't about them. It's about the bureaucratic nightmare and systemic negligence that defines too many hospital stays--including mine at Henderson Hospital. From the moment I was admitted, I was denied access to critical, daily medications--meds I rely on to function, to manage pain, to sleep, and to exist with any quality of life. These weren't experimental or optional; they were prescribed by my doctor. Yet Henderson Hospital decided, without proper consultation or urgency, that their opinion mattered more than my personal health history. The result? I suffered needlessly, both physically and emotionally. Worse, communication between departments, doctors, and nurses was chaotic at best and nonexistent at worst. I found myself repeatedly asking basic questions--only to be met with blank stares or, "Let me find out," followed by silence. When staff aren't even aware of doctor orders or patient needs, it's not just frustrating--it's dangerous. And then there's the waiting. Tests ordered by doctors were delayed, sometimes by an entire day, not because of medical necessity, but because of understaffing and scheduling chaos. That's not healthcare--that's a hotel holding you hostage, racking up charges while you're trapped in a bed, hooked to machines, begging for answers that never come. And you will pay for that extra day, even if it was caused by their own inefficiency. The financial burden isn't just unethical--it's exploitation dressed in hospital scrubs. I was made to feel like a prisoner in a system that prioritized billing over healing. My pain was overlooked. My medications were dismissed. My questions were ignored. And my stay was extended not for my benefit, but for theirs. The pillows were flat, the bed was brutal, but the worst part was the crushing feeling that my health--my wellness--was secondary to paperwork, profits, and red tape. Healthcare should never be about "how much can we squeeze from this patient before we let them go." But that's exactly what it felt like. And while I'm thankful to still be here, I'm disheartened, angry, and deeply concerned for anyone else who might walk into that hospital expecting compassion, only to receive cold corporate indifference. read more

You'll sit there for a few hours, get one x-ray, have a doctor speak to you for all of one minute, then tell you if you pay your bill in full you'll receive a discount. Then after you pay your bill in full, you'll receive a bill from another company claiming you owe them for the docfor who spoke to you for one minute. Then, Henderson Hospital won't help you resolve the issue because that company is just one they contract doctors with. read more

Step dad stage 3 liver failure get discharged saying there is nothing wrong with him. Wife has dated and extreme pain, discharged saying they could not find anything wrong. Very shady Healthcare system and hospital. I would not send anyone there. Very very poor service and doctors. read more

My father was admitted due to an irregular heartbeat, and the doctors ordered my father have a stress test. It was later determined he had one done 2 years ago, so then requested he have a CT Coranary Test done. He sat in the hall way for one day, half a day in a cubicle, then by the second day, they decided to cancel the test all together. Mind you, my father is diabetic and was not able to eat for almost a whole day. This hospital showed no urgency to care and expedite someone who was dealing with fluid around his heart. The doctor would later say my father may need a pacemaker, but no test to determine this was conducted. I dont understand how people can admit someone into the hospital, and yet have them sit there for two days without concluding anything. Hospitals need to do better! read more

Took more money than they should have despite me telling them I had met my out of pocket max. This was in April. It's October and 7 phone calls later I still don't have my refund. Every time I call (it's some call center and none of them have any clue) I am told it's still processing and it will be another two weeks, or it's been escalated to a supervisor and they'll call you (they never do), or please hold! And then they hang up on me. Ridiculous. read more

Seriously the Administration department/ Director needs to be held responsible for the lack of urgency the Drs and Nurses have in the emergency room. I respect care takers but these here at this Hospital have no bedside manners. They are all giggling and laughing out loud while patients are asking for help. Dr had big ego and very bad attitude. I have to give credit to the 2 people in the emergency check-in, I can say they were the only attentive and very helpful ones there. Also a security guard that helped me find my way to my husband. I would never recommend this Hospital. It's no wonder the yelp reviews are the way they are. Should of checked the reviews first before letting the medics take my husband there. read more

Terrible experience... Whoever withdrew blood from me seemed to not know what was going on. Never have I felt such pain while getting my blood withdrawn. When she started she couldn't hit the vein which is normal but than manage to get some. She proceeded on saying she was going to withdraw from another spot and took out the needle and used the same needle to try again in another location. Which was the same result. The room was filthy, trash and blood all over the floor and chair I sat. Experience was really bad right off the start. Please see the photo of how she left my arm when she finish. Tape right over the wound instead of the cotton. read more

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I had a surgery here back in 2018. No major issues. Semi smooth process however they are a lot stricter than most hospitals. I didn't like some of the things they had planned to do that I told them no to, yet they did it anyways. It's different than any other hospital and I have been to a lot! Some of the things they wanted to do were not standard at other hospitals and I wasn't happy about it. Some nurses were nice and some were not as kind. I have mixed feelings. I wouldn't say don't go here but it would not be my preferred hospital choice. Everyone has a different experience though. read more

this nurse will embarrass you & violate your hipppa rights in the lobby. She hid her name under her license so i couldn't get a name, but she had really long brown roots & blonde tips. Mexican & seriously just so rude. She sat there & yelled out this woman's diagnosis in front of everyone out here! She was really nasty with eating her food not cleaning her hands while doing vitals. She was eating & chewing with her open open Is this the standard of Henderson hospital? This poor lady asked to get her iv removed & she told her no & to sit back down! You guys need to be investigated for how you treat people who come in. This is why people dont trust nurses anymore because they dont go in to this work field for compassion. It's money. read more

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Nurses are overworked and do the best they can with a smile. The doctors, for the most part, are friendly and thorough but they also look hurried and overworked. Kelly , one of the PAs is worthless. He likes to be cruel and give a me oral pain medication knowing I have severe nausea, vomiting and severe pain along with an IV push for nausea. I came in with severe pain and nausea with possible stage 4 cancer. If you get Kelly (small man) the PA? Run!! Kelly has done the same thing to me one other visit also. I had to request an IV pain med again this visit too which adds about another 30-60 minutes or more of suffering. Fun times, huh? Been going to this ER for same problem since Christmas on a regular basis. I complained about him the first time it happened. I will DEFINITELY be going somewhere else next time even though I have to double the distance to get help. read more

I was in the hospital for an emergency and they got Dr Abbot to come in on his day off and take care of me he put a stint in an then later blasted the kidney stone and removed it. read more

First time at Henderson Hospital. It was a great experience. The entire staff was quick yet kind and attentive.

doesn't even matter if you are in the ER mid morning as they take you OUT OF a curtain room only to put you in a HALLWAY ALL DAY/NIGHT LONG without any regard that you were transported by ambulanc! I've seen better care, effeciantness & speed. So... if you in severe pain & cannot walk DONT GO TO Henderson hospital! read more

Absolutely worst place ever after they quoted and said well let me try and let me try and passed the needles around me to poke my wife again and again I finally put my foot down and told him if they're not confident doing not to touch her she got hit by a break and had internal bleeding and they just missed her to go home luckily I called 911 and took her to UMC where she was cared for horrible experience helping the homeless with food when some man threw a break at her and she was taking a Huntington hospital she was poking products till they finally called and ICU surgeon to come down cuz he was the only one able to withdraw enough blood just to dismiss her and tell her to go home a horrible place I don't recommend this place from anybody the last time I went there with my friend and I'm not sure exactly what happened but I know he died they released him and he died Frozen behind Carney behind the carnitas I mean if you want to die or you want to hospice go to Henderson hospital but if you want to treat me to go to UMC they're teaching hospital they're hungry to learn Henderson sucks everything about it read more

I was taken here by ambulance, and I've been to some bad hospitals before, but this one is beyond compare. I'm a Type 1 diabetic, and I have been for 54 years,since I was 3 years old. I got yelled at by a male nurse because I asked if another patient was okay. He had an attitude on him, the nurse did, and I finally drew a line in the sand, and he chilled some. So many doctors were coming in, not really saying why they were seeing me, and I had absolutely no insulin orders written on me, and when my blood sugar was checked, it was 400! A 400 blood sugar with no insulin orders written, so good thing I've got my own medication bag, and I gave myself the insulin that I needed! I had had lunch and dinner, but then told that I was NPO, and I wasn't given a reason why I was no matter how many times I asked! Then I was still waiting on a room after being in the ER for over almost twenty-four hours! The nurses and CNAs are great here, but the doctors are a joke! I decided that if I was going to treat myself, then I could do it at home, so I signed myself out of this sham of a hospital, and I won't be back! read more

So I'm so sick and tired of this hospital a very loved family member had to go here to the hospital for something minor the hospital turned it into a full blown operation they put my loved one in a grave amount of pain blood pressure went up to near a stroke or heart attack range heart palpitations an inexperienced Indian guy and a colored girl look like she was no more then 20 years old and pidgin toed was basically practicing on my loved one the guy had to keep correcting her telling her she's doing it wrong the intire thing is on video no pain meds was used my loved one was in tears from pain and neglect they left blood on the floor I almost slipped in no body cared at all they were very rude and act like someone did the damage to them I found the best and I MEAN THE BEST LAWYER MONEY can find handed over the pain med liquid and video that was not used what ever happened to the real doctors everyone this day and time is after money forget the patient they just want the green that spends I believe in karma and the reward of the wicked as I was always told live right the best u can and treat everyone right and the way you want to be treated good input good out put if the want to be doctors did there jobs how did I get my hands on the pain meds that was not used on my loved one it's easy money on behalf of the bad Henderson hospital 89011 thanks for the cash if anyone values there we being and family take it from me stay far away from this place beware. read more

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Warning to Neurology Patients - Dr. Michael Dang My mother was admitted to Henderson Hospital after experiencing seizures for the very first time in her life. She had 4 back-to-back seizures, lost consciousness, and never gained it back until EMT's arrived and saved her life and 5 in total before arriving, which is why she was admitted. From the very first encounter, Dr. Michael Dang was dismissive, rude, and completely lacking compassion.He refused to listen to our concerns, cut us off when we tried to speak, and even tried to send my mother home multiple times despite the fact that she was still having seizures. At one point he contradicted himself, saying the seizure medication was working so she could go home (it hadn't even been 24 hours since she had a seizure). We requested an MRI that had already been ordered by him and instead of providing reassurance, he told us: "Well it won't affect me, I don't have to sit here." He also told my mother her seizures were "not real" the next day and suggested she just see a therapist this after she had endured 11 seizures in less than a week and that he would be completely fine discharging her because the medicine won't work for her because she needs a therapist. We told him we already have spoken to HR his tone slightly changed after I asked she be transferred to sunrise because he was under qualified and this was a level 3 hospital he said yeah we possibly can do that but I don't know how long that'll take so what would you even like done I guess I can do a EEG longer to try to catch a seizure that's all they are going to do for her so your going to have to sit and wait and see if insurance even approves the transfer and who knows how long that'll take. At that point we were furious and she wanted to leave to seek better care she is experiencing a life changing issue and he made her feel so low and me completely unsafe with my loved one in his care. The nurses were wonderful and even they expressed concern about how severe her seizures were They confirmed she needed urgent care and indeed that they were "not fake" they expressed concern to us which was even more of a red flags Dr. Dang ignored it, the nurse notes or concerns really everything from day 1 of arrival also He never once came to witness a seizure or show concern; instead, he brushed us off, rushed out of the room, and forced me to even chase him down the hallway to get answers on a clear solution at one point we were so baffled and confused on what our next steps were each day Once we arrived at Sunrise, my mother had yet another seizure clear proof she was NOT stable enough to go home as Dr. Dang insisted, (and yes we did check out before discharge papers were ready but you can understand why) This experience was violating, dehumanizing, and negligent. My mother deserved compassion, thorough care, and to be taken seriously. Instead, she was treated as if she were wasting his time, like she was just another number on his list to check off for the day Henderson Hospital's nurses were caring, but Dr. Michael Dang should not be trusted with neurology patients AT ALL EVER. His behavior was unprofessional, unsafe, and cruel. The arrival to sunrise was COMPLETELY different the compassion the attentiveness the solutions ALREADY they have done more in less then 10 hours then the Henderson hospital did in 4 days DISGUSTING DO NOT TRUST THIS DOCTOR WITH YOUR FAMILY MEMBER I can only imagine the outcome had I not been there to vouch and protect my mother. read more

My wife just underwent hip replacement at this hospital and everyone on staff that we came across was very pleasant & professional. They took the time to provide excellent care and did so willingly. I'm surprised to see so many bad reviews because we have no complaints. read more

i started not to feel well two days ago, thought I'd be able to sleep it off and drink lots of water. Started feeling better during the day yesterday. At about 6pm, I started feeling worse and by 8pm I had a high fever and was sweating up a storm. I decided I needed to go to the ER. I was treated with a lot of care. All the staff made me feel very comfortable. I get very anxious when I'm sick, because it doesn't happen often, but seems to always be bad when it does. Add on the pandemic and all that that has caused, it's always a tough time mentally. So I very much appreciate the level of care that I received. I got tested for the big 3 (Covid, Flu and Strep), thankfully (I think) those were all negative, but the doctor prescribed me antibiotics and they put me on an IV for fluids and steroids for a little instant relief. I'd like to specially thank, Michelle B, Brandi D, and Dr Miranda O. Thank you very much for taking the time to explain everything to me and making me feel comfortable! Glad I chose to come to the ER here read more

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Truly one of the worst hospitals Henderson has to offer! we spent 5 hours there last night, received slow, inadequate care from a bunch of high school kids who would rather be playing on their phones. when it was time to leave, we waited another 45 minutes for a RX that was sitting up at the front desk. my husband finally went to ask about it, and the reply he got was, "Oh, here it is"! They are slow and inefficient!! If you want to die, go there. People are furious at the lousy service, and then they have the nerve to post a huge sign at the front door saying , " Violence here will not be tolerated". Seriously??? read more

The best hospital nurses are so thoughtful great best ever Dr are very good very clean hospital love it here

I am so incredibly grateful for the people in this hospital. I had a procedure done today by Dr. Timothy Sauter from Legacy Women's Health. I arrived at 10:00 AM for bloodwork. The staff members I encountered were all so kind. I distinctly remember 2 lovely nurses: Gemma & Holly. They were the best and did not make me feel like a piece of meat to be processed, package and thrown out. Even the patient service rep, Jasmine, from the front was very nice and knowledgeable. I know this is gonna be funny, but whenever there are Filipino nurses, I always feel safer. Nurse Gemma gave off an aunt/mom vibe that made me feel so cared for.. I usually behave well with needles even though I'm still scared, but this time, I wasn't doing too well mentally that I overheated and started sweating.. I was even crying due to fear of the upcoming procedure. She was so kind and offered me 3 things: a wet cloth, an ice chip, and lavender oil on a bandaid for me to smell for nausea.. I was so incredibly grateful for those 3 things. IM NOT KIDDING. For someone who was supposed to be NPO since midnight, that ice cube was like an oasis to me. It really is the little things that matter. This was before my procedure. After my procedure, Nurse Holly took care of me. I learned something about myself today -- I'm talkative AF lol. People who know me would say duhhhh. Anyway, Nurse Holly was so sweet and fun. She allowed me to talk and talk and laugh. The machine that put air in my lungs made my mouth taste weird, so she got me a cup of water to rinse and spit. (TBH, I don't remember if I spit the water back after rinsing or I swallowed it... IT WAS A ROUGH DAY, OKAY?! T-T) Afterwards, she gave me apple juice. Because I was still feeling wonky, I asked her if it'd cost anything. She laughed and reassured me that it didn't. Haha. But that being the first liquid and sweetness to enter my mouth, I finished it quickly.She was kind enough to give me another one. Before she did, she joked around and said it'd cost $300. Lol I was wheelchaired out by another staff member, also a kind, Filipino man. Ugh I wish I got his name. He was cool too. I'm just moved by their level of professionalism and hospitality. Big huge shoutout to Gemma & Holly the most. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You're both amazing. read more

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