Thus is the hospital I use for all my heart issues and sicknesses, with that being said, I also…read morewant to add I have never have had problems myself. NOW, I would absolutely hate to be someone walking into the ER with ANY issue (I've always ended up going by ambulance rig for ER visits) that should have prompt attention. Tonight I witnessed first hand how an ER can be run so piss poorly, that I would choose to drive 30 miles to a podunk hospital than ho to Trinity Rock Island as a walk in patient. A 40 year old male presenting with left side abdominal pains just below the ribcage, low grade fever, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, panic attacks, loss of appetite, vomiting blood, chest tightness, b/p of 158/98 at 180 lbs pulse of 100bpm, and fainting spells sits for 30 minutes when there are only 4 others waiting and an empty parking lot showing that there is no way that in an ER with atleast 20 bed could be full. The receptionist, who is lucky I missed her name tag or I'd call and raise hell tomorrow with their HR, was rude as hell. When taken in for triage to find out the chief complaints of the patient (I went in as a witness), patient was handed a specimen cup and told that if he was able to fill it once he was sent BACK to the waiting room, that would help speed up his waiting time, he filled it after another 10 minutes in the waiting room and passed it to the desk woman. After another 45 minutes he was called back for blood draws. Sent back out to wait again, and an hour later he decided to go to a smaller hospital half an hour away the following day, and just be in pain that night. He was wrong for leaving, but when you feel like absolute crap, you're in pain, haven't been able to eat, or sleep well, for 2-3 months, explain it to someone and get nothing in return, your anger can take over and you do counterproductive things. I'd rather be beaten half to death with a bag full of rocks than have to walk into that ER. Ambulance rides rule there.

Went in for shortness of breath on the 23rd it's now the 25th and they don't know much more then…read morewhen they began . Rude staff never ever cleans up room food is a disgrace. Highly disappointed

First I want to say that the care my husband got was wonderful. The nursing staff was top notch…read more The doctors were great. The drawback was the case manager. She was either busy, or completely missing in action. If you called it was always voice mail. And she always had an excuse for whatever was wrong and it was never her fault.

From the owner: Select Specialty Hospitals specialize in treating patients recovering from catastrophic critical…read moreillness. Our interdisciplinary teams develop individual treatment plans to meet each patient's needs with a goal to improve over time and return to their daily lives.

If I could give this ER department a negative star rating, I would…read more My 75-year-old dad arrived with stroke-like symptoms and was kept in the ER overnight so they could perform an MRI the following morning. During that entire time, he was never given fluids, never offered anything to eat, and his call light went unanswered for 10-20 minutes at a time. At one point he tried to get up to use the urinal on his own because no one responded, and he fell on the same hip he had just had replaced a few months ago. When we raised concerns about the fall and asked about getting his hip x-rayed, Physician Hayes responded with unnecessary rudeness and condescension. She looked at my dad and asked, "Sir, do you have dementia?" Not only was this disrespectful, but any provider should be aware of a patient's medical history by reviewing the chart before making comments like that. By the time we were discharged, I was furious and deeply concerned. The care my dad received was neglectful, dismissive, and ethically unacceptable. I will be contacting the patient advocate to file a formal complaint. Something needs to change before someone is seriously harmed--or worse.

The most horrific hospital in the Quad City Area. Do not go there to the ER anywhere close to 9pm…read moreor after. You are sure to die while in the waiting area. 5 hours waiting and the sun is sure to be up by time we get any help. I swear there is one employee working, or something of that nature. Go anywhere else, just not Silvis Illini Hospital.