12/22/2022 To whom it may concern;…read more I want to express my experience, I had with, Gulf Coast Medical Center. From the first day I arrived, I was welcomed and right away, the staff started attending to my needs. From then on, up to my release to go home, the Nurses, C.N.A.s, and Therapist's, gave me the best of care and courtesy and was treated with great respect through out my stay in the center. I could not had any better then them. I highly recommend this facility with great pleasure, to anyone . Thank you; Eliberto Carmona

The surgeon and surgical staff were fabulous. What was lacking was communication. My husband has…read morebeen micro-tapering off of cymbalta for 2.5 years due to years strong issues of discontinuation syndrome. Aka boomerang. We were careful to mare on his medications he was taking at this point only 1mg. The pharmacist sent up a 20mg tablet and if I hadn't of been there and asked what drugs they were giving him they would have given it to him. My question is this, don't they read the stuff you fill out?! On top of that on general, charting was lack so changes on meds was missed and while they said they'd pass info on - that didn't happen. Also, this same medicine information was then transferred to a rehab facility, so the situation snowballed.

Came in with a 10/10 back pain strug to walk, losing balance , didn't even do a scan on my back or…read moreanything just kinda guessed what my issue was and discharged me with some medications. Here I am few days later still in the same pain and symptoms if not worse.

I have been to this ER three different times. Each time I was treated great with quick service and…read morevery friendly staff. Very helpful.

I can not tell you how impressed I was with the attention to care my son received, from the moment…read morewe arrived the nurses, surgeons, anesthesiologist, PT, CNA absolutely fabulous.. I wish I remembered everyone's name.. I could not be more happy with the care my son received and the warmth that everyone gave to my husband and myself. The hospital itself was clean, did not feel like a hospital, everyone we encountered made us feel comfortable. Thank you for putting us at ease through a very difficult and emotional time.

4 hour wait in the lobby for just a room is ridiculous.. don't come here unless they dragged you in…read morea body bag.. worst experience of a hospital in my lifetime

I had some great nurses but not so good. A really nice person from Dietary that tried to make sure…read moremeals were good. But in the evening no snacks available for a diabetic. All transporting persons were mostly good. All persons doing diagnostic test were friendly. But in Er department after coming in by ambulance Had shut the door call light fell and was 45 minutes with out a way to communicate. My phone was dead no charger. They have private rooms only thing when you put on your light they answer from the wall and ask what do you need, instead of May I help you . Lots of people not listening to the patient. They ones that were helpful got spirit awards.

AMAZING. ZERO WAIT!! If it's late or a weekend and you can't get into your regular doctor or…read morepediatrician this place is where to go!!!!! Big spacious rooms, with a bathroom attached to each room, hospital sized beds with warm blankets not a little exam table. Enough to keep you or your little one comfortable while they figure out what's wrong. I've been there for myself as well as our two children and they've been nothing short of amazing and so kind!

First off, don't need an ER. They are expensive and just not fun. This ER is new, bright, shinny,…read moreexpensive. Also only staff with 2 nurses and a doctor. They have more administration people than health care workers. If they need aome tests runs (ultra sound for example) you have to wait for the staff to drive up from the hospital. It's clean. The nurses great. The administration staff polite and helpful. The doctor that was on when I was there, mah. I would go to SMH if you know you need a lot of tests or xrays. Good experience all in all that should be avoided for health reasons.

Fawcett Hospital I was admitted through the ER and spent 2…read morenights. All the nurses and management were top notch (except the one temporary male..) Shout outs to: Erin, Irina, Alexis, A'Lyric

My overall experience with Fawcett was the day shift was so amazing, however the night shift was…read moreload and unpleasant. My husband was there overnight, and got no rest because he was near the stairs, and all the staff was loud and the door shutting was just as bad.. Thank God he was only there for one night, he would have never gotten any sleep, which is key for healing..

Was admitted December 24th early in the morning, took 9 hours to get a room with my diagnosis being…read moresepsis, a blood anomaly and influenza A. Was given contradicting statements about my health from the ER and the hospital floor staff (they put me in children orthopedics wing and I'm 31 with sepsis... make that make sense). The staff was super nice and accommodating but they essentially kicked me out Christmas morning. I had to go back in the next day because I was even worse, checked in and waited 7 hours with not even an update so I left and drove to Tampa. DO NOT RECOMMEND IN REAL EMERGENCIES because this is not an emergency room. They just allow everyone in, broken bones, spraines, cuts, etc.

GO ELSEWHERE. Went into the er with stroke level BP. Not seen until 9 hours later. Clearly you have…read moreto be stroking out when you come in to be taken seriously. After waiting all that time we only received IV fluids and didnt even get meds that night. Doctor was a joke. Had to wait till the next day to fill a prescription. Malpractice at its best. Complete waste of time and money. We were supposed to get a follow up of blood work 4 hours later and that never happened so the nurse finally did it when we were seen. She was frustrated at our care as were we. We were told we could not drink or eat anything this entire time too even though all tests had already been completed. Only good thing about our visit was our nurse and the triage staff. Beyond frustrated overall. Worst ER I have ever been to and will never return.

My father was operated for a bowel obstruction in March of 2026. After assessing the level of care…read moreat HCA, we never allowed him to spend one second alone in his room. My siblings and I flew back and forth to Florida for two weeks. Ten days after the surgery, due to his rapidly declining condition, we spent $50,000 to med flight him home to Boston. To have him released, I had to fight with the chief of the hospital for over twelve hours. He refused to release him...because "it's the weekend" and "it is snowing in Boston" as if I didn't have a weather app (no it wasn't). The Director of the Transfer Center at Beth Israel in Boston finally angrily called him to educate him around the specifics and expectations of transfer protocol. Twelve hours later, my father was out of that death trap and being med-flighted to the Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. When my father arrived at BI: he had sepsis, his incision was infected and flesh was bleeding and oozing through the sutures; he had no pulse in his feet, he had a blood clot in his lung and his BP was dangerously low. His surgery needed to be completely redone. He was intubated for days. Finally, with the excellent care provided at the Beth Israel in Boston, he was release (over five weeks after being admitted to HCA) and is doing exceptionally well at home with his family. I don't know how many times we were told "he's 93, just let him go." No thank you it wasn't his time, and we got him the heck out of there. He walked in and almost left in a body bag two weeks later. My pets received better care at Angel Memorial in Boston, than my father received at HCA in Englewood, Florida. The moral of this story is don't get sick in Florida and if you do avoid "for profit" hospitals.

Very professional, excellent care, positive experience. Nurses are super…read more Clean organized environment.

I am a snowbird from the northeast. Today, unfortunately Easter day I had to visit the emergency…read moreroom. I dreaded it like poison. I can't begin to tell you what a pleasant surprise, and the quality of care that I received today top-notch to say the very least! I saw Christopher the PA and Nina a top-notch Nurse. They took care of me like I was a family member that they really cared about and liked! My fear is gone hopefully, I won't have to visit the ER again, but if by chance I do, I won't be afraid I would highly recommend, if you are in need of emergent care.

The hospital is great. Doctors and nurses are great. We' ve had trouble with the billing…read moredepartment. Be careful of what you get in the cafeteria. THEY CHARGED $9.00 FOR EIGHT OUNCES OF YOGURT. One of the people in line said cashier is deaf so all she could do is point at the screen when I asked so I paid $9.00 for 8 oz of yogurt out of a bulk container that might be worth fifty cents. If you have a family member staying at Baker Hospital bring a sack lunch and skip the cafeteria.

Every appt is very close to the scheduled appt time. Every procedure my husband and I have has…read morealways been comforting. The staff is very pleasant. The surgery center has always been immaculate.

Been going to Doctor Trope for years both myself and my son. Great doctor and the staff are really…read morehelpful and friendly. Melissa in particular got us in right away after a flare up.