they never have medicine u need on back order or don't know gave me wrong amount of medication just…read morego some where else they are terrible

Travis is the photo department is so knowledgeable and the plus is, he is especially nice!read more

This was my first experience with anything mental health-ish. I have to say almost all the staff…read morewas very nice. I probably got helped, my depression was/is situational, not chronic, so it's hard to tell. BUT this place is run terribly. I got charged $3200 A DAY, when the average place is 740-2000 a day. For this price: *The food was yuck. Out of 6 days, 3 meals a day, they had maybe 5 good meals. And I am not picky. The ones that were lived on cereal. *They don't even give you a plastic knife, but sometimes serve chicken breasts or a pork chop? I ate with my fingers. Come on, people, did you ever hear of a cook book? There are recipes for cut up meat! *The cafeteria was filthy. I actually asked for a cloth and wiped the tables down. And the same stuff was on the floor day after day. I think they are under staffed. The food line took so long that the last people only had about 15 minutes to eat. *The rest of the place was very dirty too. One big clump of hair was out in the main atrium for 4 days at least. I took a used towel, wet it and wiped our room all along the walls where you could see the dust piled up. *We had the overflow from the detox ward and the psych ward. There were some really crazy people. Which is scary when both men and women are in there and you can't lock your doors. *My roommate went to bed early one evening. When I came in about 11:00pm I was standing by my bed in the dark, in T shirt and undies when the door opens and a GUY and girl start to come in, shining a flashlight at me. He backs out and she says "There's going to be a guy coming in." No, he ALREADY was in. So they come in and spend 8-10 minutes shining a black light all over everything. They woke up my roommate, who was sleep deprived. Why couldn't that have been done at 8:00 or 9:00? And check first, before a guy comes into girls' rooms! *There were no balls or sports equipment, besides about 30 of those baskets with a handle (like lacrosse sort of) and a broken whiffle ball. $3200 a day and no football, volleyball, a ball for 4 square, chalk to draw hopscotch, nerf balls, hula hoops. The pictures show treadmills and exercise equipment. Nope. Never saw any. *30 minutes for visits?! Twice a week?! When some people drive an hour or more to visit? * The place has a very high ceiling so sound echoes. If you are in rooms close to the TV it is impossible to sleep before 11:00pm. White noise would help but the heater/AC only runs every 20 minutes and just when you are getting soothed to sleep it shuts off. And when they come in to check on you every 15 minutes the opening and closing of the door wakes you up. How about curtains in front of every door? *I was really pressured to stay a couple days longer. They even told me I could be taken to court! I was not in my room, curled up in a ball. I could name everybody there and was at therapy and walking laps and doing puzzles, etc. But when I saw how much they charged I understood why they wanted me to stay! I really hope they work on the cleanliness of the place, and the food.

BEWARE! Do Not send it allow your lives to be placed in this horrific shithole. Psychotherapy is…read morenon-existent. Facilities are nasty & staff is nasty as well. Constant fighting amongst staff & food not fit for your dog. State Of Ohio needs to shut this place down. Absolutely pathetic.

Highly rated high quality surgical care provided with personal concern by caring people.read more

The care was exceptional, the physical therapy was excellent, nurses were outstanding. The food was…read morevery good and served to order and hot,on real plates with cutlery. The cleanliness of the facility is above reproach. Last but not least my surgeon was the best too. I will continue to recommend this hospital to anyone that needs a referral.

FMC has changed the building a while ago but with change their whole hospital has improved greatly…read more Their admissions services are fast! They have a kiosk to sign in and immediately the first office/staff gets you in 7 minutes or less. I have recently been a patient in the infusion department and they get you "checked in immediately". It was 5 minutes and I was taken back to a private section with nurse Sara. She was kind and explained about my procedure. I got "hooked up", got ice water, a snack and my favorite Soap on my tv. It was wonderful! I have 4 more visits and not hesitate to go. I also want to say, I have been going to Dr. Saha and previously Dr. Singh, and treated me with respect and clear about my medical condition. Dr. Saha is leaving now. That I wasn't expecting but 2 new doctors are coming in and I'm sure the quality of service will not change. I hear a few people complain about FMC on Ewing Street but I don't know why. Maybe if they would talk to someone or if they receive a survey they could express their concerns. But for me I receive excellent service. I send "kudos" to the Hospital Administrator because you/they are doing Lancaster a great service. Thank you!

What a joke! My son has a broken clavicle - brought in from camp. I arrived after diving a few…read morehours - X-rays haven't been read - sitting in a lobby with individuals attached to IV poles. No one knows anything. This is an embarrassment and I will never recommend this hospital to anyone.

Cannot get real person when you call in with a prescription question. Forced into voicemail for a…read morecallback. The callback doesn't come with caller id, so you are in an infinite voicemail loop. We don't want a digital experience. We want to talk to a REAL PERSON

My experience and rating is based on the corporate decision to use a poor quality AI program to…read moreanswer phones. To ask a simple question requires going through an AI that can't actually connect you to the pharmacist, can do anything if you are not already a customer on fileb(birthday validation) and always just let's you leave a voicemail after all that nonsense. I'll go elsewhere where Im appreciated as a customer and patient.

Do you like driving your sick kid to the urgent care and waiting for countless hours? If your time…read moreis valuable to you, this is the best service! Dr. Garg has taken care of our two children several times, via phone call and house call. He truly cares about the kids and is very thorough. He was even available late at night over the Christmas holiday to treat my son's stomach bug, and helped to find a local 24-hour pharmacy that could fill a prescription while everyone else was closed for the holiday. Better yet, he kept following up through the week to make sure my son was improving. That NEVER would have happened with the standard urgent care center. I can't recommend Children's EmUrgent Care enough!

From the owner: Pediatrician that makes house calls. No more wasting time in waiting rooms. Dr. Garg will evaluate…read moreand treat your child in the comforts of your own home or a place convenient to you. Check out the website for more information or call Dr. Garg directly.

Horrible customer service. No manners what so ever. If you don't like your job just quit. Didn't…read moreget her name but that cashier knows exactly who she is. All we did was put the money that we owed on the counter and she put her hand out expecting us to hand it to her. Our hands were full. And she goes a puts my change on the counter while my hand was full with a little smirk on her face.

Worst customer service in the pharmacy . They do not communicate to each other on protocols abc…read morevery rude to customers. Transferring my prescriptions

I recently visited the emergency department at St. Ann's via ambulance. It happens to be the…read moreclosest hospital to where I live. It wouldn't have been my first choice of where to go. I've previously been admitted to both OSU Wexner Medical Center and Riverside Hospital. All of that said, my only real complaint is that the chart is not available to my primary care team in the OSU system. My charts with OSU and Ohio Health are linked, so they can all see my continuum of care. I took screen shots of my Mount Carmel test results to share with my OSU care provider. When you come in by ambulance as I did, you get priority in the emergency department. So I got a room right away, and I was seen very quickly. I had donated blood earlier in the afternoon but after dinner I was passing out. They did all the standard tests and determined that my heart was fine. The nurses were responsive and helpful. The most impressive part of this visit was how quickly I was discharged. I expected a very late night, waiting for test results to come back, but the time came more quickly than I anticipated. I spent a total of three hours there. (I think. I was a little out of it at the beginning and not paying attention to when exactly I arrived.) It was not great that I couldn't have anyone with me, but that's this covid world we're living in. I didn't even have my phone to call my husband, but fortunately the nurse let me borrow his. We even had to coordinate my husband dropping off new clothes for me, since what I had been wearing was soiled. The nursing team handled that without any issues. By the time I left, I was able to walk on my own without assistance and without passing out. Of course, they always wheel you out regardless of how well you can walk on your own! At least in my experience. Thank you, Mount Carmel St. Ann's for taking such good care of me. Now if you could just link your charts!

the extremely prolonged malpractice mount carmel st anns and nationwide childrens hospital in…read morecolumbus caused these horrible conditions to mahad said abdullahi, the child of deqa yusuf haji and said abdullahi. this hospital should already be shut down and nurses charged with child abuse!!! nurses deflected concerns from the family about the babys health condition after emergency c section surgery. an inernal brain bleeding slowly happening for several weeks after his birth. the hospital lied about the family and how they cared for their son and systemically separated mahad in mount carmel from deqa and said. then continued improperly treating this child's condition. improperly treating the brain fluid from bleeding which put mahad in a vegetative state!!! justice for the abdullahi family and to hell with mount carmel st anns and nationwide childrens hospital!!!!