First of all I read where someone said that the security guards were racist because the beeper…read more thing went off when they walked through it, and they wanted to search her bags well that's their job to make sure the hospital and the people who are there are safe! This has happened to me before as well but I didn't argue or anything and I'm a white female so apparently it wasn't a race thing for the other person...The main thing I don't like is how the Drs I have just seem to up and leave sending me a letter umm sorry I am moving to wherever and you will need to find another cardiologist! Also my stomach Dr did the same thing to me and I would assume all her patients. For those reasons I will be transferring to Boone Hospital

Most incompetent billing department in the world. They keep bouncing me between different…read moredepartments saying the other one is supposed to know what to do.

worst emergency room ever, i came in 6 weeks pregnant struggling from hyperemesis gravidarum. They…read moreput me in chair wrongfully took my blood multiple times then gave me a Iv bag to roll around with me in the WAITING ROOM where I was uncomfortable! Then when asked for my insurance information the lady didn't even care to help me move my stuff into an office! seeing me struggling and handing me papers! I told them I needed to be in a room and that it was unsanitary I sit in a lobby in those conditions. A nurse came out told me there was no rooms ripped my iv out while putting the bandage on tight telling me to has a safe trip back home!!!

When I went to my T.E.E. appointment at Boone Hospital, the nurses were unable to find any…read moreinformation about me in their computer. Three separate nurses asked for my weight and height so they'd know how much anesthetic to give me. Clearly no one was making any note of my patient information. The anesthesiologist read some medications and asked if those were the medications I was on. When I told him I wasn't on any, he replied, "Oh, this is the wrong patient's file!" My husband was told I'd be returned to the third floor after my 15-minute procedure. I was not. A second anesthesiologist said she couldn't get the anesthesia machine to work and asked me, "Why are you here? Do you have a hole in your heart?" I guess in lieu of any patient information she was reduced to guessing why I was scheduled for a T.E.E. I was there to have an initial test to ultimately repair my mitral valve prolapse. We began late because no one could locate the attending nurse. After 50 minutes, my husband asked a nurse how I was doing. She told him there was no patient with my name in the computer. An elderly woman was getting the same stonewalling; no one could find her husband. My husband was more mobile than she was so he found me on the second floor. That poor woman is probably still there. I was understandably hesitant to have Boone Hospital do further procedures on me so I did some research. The best cardiologists in the state are at Washington University and they work through Barnes Jewish, so if you want excellent healthcare make the trip to Barnes. I was impressed with my care at Barnes Jewish (my current STL cardiologist is Dr. Thakker and my thoracic surgeon Dr. Melby; they did a great job and I'd recommend them).

I'm 71, when I first went to the orthopedic office in Columbia I wasn't able to walk I had a broken…read morehip and severe damage to my right knee. Dr Milles and his team first replaced my hip and 5 months after replaced my knee. 4 weeks after the second surgery I was riding horses again and even able to ride my ATV with my family. Dr Milles and his staff gave me my life back . I know there are other Drs on staff there that are just as good as Dr Milles and his staff but he is the best. I cannot thank them for everything they have done for me I was treated like royalty. Thanks Dr Milles and your team.

We had to go to the ICU for my husband's Gallbladder they had to put a drain in it because of the…read moreinfection. We were in ICU for 4 days and I have to say the nurses were great. We had several but there are about 3 that stood out one really stood out. Once we got into a regular room one of the ICU Nurses came by our room to make sure things were going well. The staff was all great they not only took care of my husband but they also took care of my needs as well. We want to say Thank you all

Had a good experience. My son had his tonsils out and the staff was great. Very professional and…read moretheir bedside manor with children is amazing. The only down side is that they have every member of the surgery team stop by and quiz the child and after the 7th person it is a lot to take in for a 4 year old. Especially considering they all repeated the same information. The only other complaint is that they prescribed medication and sent it to our regular pharmacy and after 2 hours of calling every pharmacy in town we discovered that Women and Children's is the only pharmacy in town that carries the medication. Plus their pharmacy is drive through only. Wish they would have let us know because I would have preferred to get the meds before we left and killed 2 hours at Wal Mart with their staff calling every Pharmacist in town. Other than the few cons the place is great.

Wanted to wait a bit before I left a review about our experience at MU Women's and Children's…read morehospital, and it's lasting effects on our family. Our daughter had spine surgery in February performed by Dr. Hoernschemeyer and his team. Not only did he do wonders in correcting our daughters scoliosis, but the care we/she received by far exceeded our expectations! The nurses on the peds floor were compassionate, and quick to our needs! The care services are amazing and we were so thankful. Cappie was consistent, and attentive! Loved her amongst several other nurses. Our PT, Kayla was outstanding as our OT, Kim! Would highly, highly recommend this hospital!

Do not work here. They do not value employees. Also if you get sick after you put in your two week…read morenotice they will fire you. I guess they do not value infection control.

One of the best for primary care services in the country. Top medical school. Had great bosses…read moreduring my tenure. They do need to start investing a lot in their infrastructure, but I've recently they have started.

If I could give a below 0 review I would. The way they treated my mother was appalling. After…read moresitting in the lobby waiting for over an hour. We got back in line to ask about her appointment, "they missed filed it." We were then told, we would be called "next." Wrong again. Finally, were brought into a room. Were asked about a long list of medications she was not prescribed, and then told she needed another xray. The xray was completed the last week in June. The appointment was just a mandatory pre-op information session. And, yes, we are still currently waiting. After witnessing the way they have treated my mother, I will be looking for treatment elsewhere.

I would rate the doctors here at 5 stars as they do fantastic work. The problem isn't the doctors,…read moreit's the administration. They move people through too fast and they won't even send bills anymore. If you can't figure out "portal" nonsense then your only option is to physically go there, talk to billing, and find out how much you owe. Definitely not approachable for us older folks.

Neat and clean hospital. The waiting rooms are pretty incredible. There are several individual…read moreareas so that each family can have some privacy. They have blankets and recliners and televisions and snacks and even a little old lady assistant to help you with whatever you want. The cafeteria is pretty good and has lots of good drinks and the people are typical hospital-friendly.