Dr. Metcalf was recommended to me by the nurses in my delivery room when I had my first son. I…read morewent with their recommendation, trusting their decision. I did not like him. He is loud, rude to your child, he swears in front of them, he is very rude and blunt to the parents and overall not professional.

I love Dr. Metcalf. My two children have been seeing him since birth, my oldest son is almost 7. He…read moreis playful with my kids, and they both like him. He always gives me all the information about their diagnoses and treatments. He is extremely knowledgeable, years ago I worked for Illini and Dr. Metcalf is the doctor that other doctor's call if they need to consult another pediatrician. If I was rating just on my opinion of Dr. Metcalf I would give 5 stars, I don't love the office where he works. Some of the staff have been there for years and are great, but there are a few office staff I could do without. Also, it is very hard to get in for an appointment, I often have to see another doctor in the practice for an acute illness, or go to convenient care.

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.

He did my surgery for my ruptured ovary and was successful but on my reconnection of my colostomy 4…read moreyears later - not so good. I was in the hospital in Davenport with him for 13 days and begged to go home. Had 5 IV's attached to me with a pain level of 9 out of 10 all the time. On morphine and couldn't get enough. Next time, went to Iowa City and was out in 5 days for disconnection and second colostomy (since Atwell had created a fistula between my colon and my bladder and he had taken out my uterus and collapsed my urethra tube). The pain level in Iowa City was 0. Reconnection 3 months later, 2 days in Iowa City with pain level of 0 also. DO NOT go to a hospital in the QCA unless you enjoy pain and extended stays. Drive 90 minutes and get the best in Iowa City.

I recently broke a bone in my kneecap and was treated by Dr Wynn. I loved him, He was caring,…read morepatient and completely understanding with an old lady. I would recommend him highly. My knee Dr for many years is Mark Stewart! He is also one of a kind and highly recommen him as well. Two great doctors, Wynn and Stewart

I went to see Dr. Clark for chronic pain in my knee that I have been living with for years. I was…read moretold some time ago that if I did not have knee replacement surgery that it would only get worse and i would end up in a wheelchair. Dr. Clark prescribed some cream that does not work and some other drug for inflammatory. I explained that knee surgery was a big undertaking. I also kindly asked for a note for my job restricting me from standing for long periods of time. He wrote a note to my job to allow 15 minutes break or every 4 hours of standing. Wow, really? I am very disappointed in his response to my needs.

My wife and I have been seeing Dr. Pomilla Kumar for years now and we both really like her. She…read morealways has time to answer questions and I never feel like she is in a rush to move on to the next patient. The down side of that is it is not too uncommon for her to be running late. I don't get angry about it, though, because I know the reason for that is that she will NOT rush ANY visit WITH ANY patient. Over the course of the day enough people think of additional questions that keeps her busy answering and she just runs behind. I would rather have to wait longer than normal and have her undivided attention for as long as I need it when I do see her. She has never failed to meet that expectation which is why we have been seeing her for over 20 years now I would say. Despite how many patients she might see over the course of a day/week/or month it never ceases to amaze me how she always remembers bits and pieces of what I do for a living and always asks about my wife. Keep in mind that I typically only see her maybe 2-3 times/year. She must have an excellent memory. We feel fortunate to have her as our primary care physician. By and large I would say that all the staff that I have ever dealt with were equally courteous and kind as Dr. Kumar is. I always feel like I am treated with the utmost courtesy and kindness.

Absolutely love taking my son here they are so kind and so take well care of my son. Front desk is…read moreawesome