I moved back to Idabel maybe 5 years ago. My youngest son was 2 years old and he was running a…read morereally bad fever. I took him straight to Dr. Gregory's office. As soon as Dr.Gregory seen how sick my son was, he quickly gave me medicine to give him and let me get my baby home and in bed. I have been taking all 3 of my kids to Dr.Gregory ever since. I can honestly say, Dr. Gregory is the best Pediatric Doctor in Idabel, Oklahoma. Keep up the great work, Dr.Gregory. You know the best way to keep our kids safe and comfortable when they are sick. We Love You Dr.Gregory!!!!!!!! The Best Pediatric Doctor in Idabel,Oklahoma. Well, In my opinion he is.

10 experience! We are from out of town and I needed my daughter to be seen quickly. The front…read morereception was quick to help and very friendly. Office staff was so friendly and Dr. Gregory was awesome! could not recommend enough, just wish we lived closer so that we could bring all of our kiddos to him. He was quick to diagnose and provided the medication necessary to treat my daughter's illness. We will come back anytime we are in town! Thank you Dr. Gregory and office staff- yall were top notch!

Thank you for taking the time to respond to my review on google. Unfortunately, your reply has…read moreadded to the discomfort of my experience rather than helping to resolve it. As someone who works in management and customer service, I was hoping for a professional, empathetic, and apologetic response that acknowledged my concerns. Instead, the tone of the response felt defensive and dismissive, which was disappointing. My original review was written professionally and with the intention of voicing my experience in hopes of constructive improvement. I have nothing personal against anyone at the clinic. However, being met with hostility rather than understanding does not reflect the level of care, respect, or professionalism patients should expect--especially in a healthcare setting where feeling safe, heard, and respected is essential. I would also like to clarify the statement regarding my insurance. I was very clearly informed that I was waiting due to a clean room, not because of insurance-related issues. Referencing my insurance instead of acknowledging this miscommunication further demonstrates a lack of accountability. Additionally, mentioning having a biracial child does not negate or invalidate my experience. While representation and inclusivity are important, that statement raised additional concern, as it does not address the issue at hand and should not be used as a defense against a patient's lived experience. There are many free and accessible resources available that offer guidance on responding to reviews from a professional, business-oriented perspective rather than from a place of personal emotion. Utilizing such tools could help ensure future responses are constructive and aligned with best practices in patient care and customer service. I am sharing this feedback not out of malice, but in hopes that the clinic will reflect, take accountability, and move forward in a way that ensures all patients feel understood, respected, and safe.

Love Black Oak Clinic, Megan Black is so inviting and knowledgeable when it comes to cosmetic…read moretreatments! I always love how it turns out. So happy she's here in Broken Bow!

Oh my gosh they are friendly,fast and best care!!!!Don't go anywhere else!!Especially Paris…read moreregional they are BAD¡!!

This was the best ER/Urgent Care visit I have ever experienced. The staff was friendly, personable,…read moreknowledgeable, and quick. I had tests and CT scan completed and was able to have a diagnosis, medicine onsite as well as prescriptions to take with me and was still out in approximately an hour. If I have another medical emergency, I will definitely come back to Quality Care ER.

Physical Therapy - Everyone I worked with was very processional and did a great job with my care…read more This was with a VA contract. The Office experience so far has been a good experience.

After needing to sedate an elderly frail stroke patient to "calm her down" so she will rest, and…read moremultiple warnings from family she's weak and a fall risk, she was transitioned out of ICU and fell with 12 hours of being transferred out into a standard room. I wouldn't recommend this hospital to anyone. TRMC needs to be responsible for their patients.

We had to come here while we were on a road trip and after my mom got bit by my aunt's dog. Let's…read morejust say that this place probably had all the people of Texarkana in the emergency room when we went, and they were some interesting people. The doctor we met was nice, but did nothing to clean out/irrigate my mom's very deep dog bite. He did correct my sub par medical patch up job (sorry, I was on a road trip trying to move my family and their angry dog so I didn't have the best first aid stuff with me), but he did zero to keep her wound from getting infected or make sure her wound was patched up. She didn't even get fresh band aids out of it. He then ordered two antibiotic shots for her, which should have been a 20-30 minute wait time, but 2 hours later, and after asking the very surly nurse two to three times about my mom's status, she finally got her shot, and then an hour later her discharge papers came through. Had I known we were going to get treated/ not treated behavior like this, I would have just had my mom wait until she got home the next day. You can definitely tell that patient satisfaction is not the top of their priority list. Now why did I give three stars and not less than that? You can tell this place is the only medical treatment place for a lot of people. Whole families brought their family members in for just regular check ups under the guise of an "illness". This tells you the horrible state of medical care in this country, that an emergency room is the only way you can get seen by a doctor for all problems. The fact this place was this packed on a weekday night says a lot about how cuts to medical care in our country are affecting small towns. The cramped waiting area from the amount of people here, seeing what families were coming in for just basic medical care, and how frustrated the staff was because of the amount of cases, is a reflection of how our medical care in this country is broken. Would I come back here? No, I would rather bleed out than put up with the lack of care you receive here. At least with my sad attempt at first aid, I would do it with a smile.

If my opinion could get any lower I suppose it just did. Once again the gender bias not only…read moreprevails but shines like the sun at St. Michael ER, took a friend home that was d/c after and intermittently experiencing SVT. I must commend the discharge nurse that freely admitted we seldom admit women to cardiac care

Very rude receptionists and very unprofessional nurses. Would not recommend going thereread more

I came in late at night with emergency dental problems while waiting for an appointment with an…read moreoral surgeon. I was suffering from horrible flu like symptoms because of the infection spreading as well as my dental issues and swelling in my face. I was seen by a Doctor quickly and the care I received was excellent. It's an ER not a dentist office but I didn't know what else to do. The help they gave me made all the difference in the world. The office staff treated me fairly and was polite.

Was passing through Hope and had a pretty bad allergic reaction. Got in super quick and nurse and…read moredoctor were very polite and had great bed side manner. Gave me a shot and some pills and was out after about an hour (for observation). Good ER for a quick emergency.

Nurse are caring, attentive and nurturing. Received the best care! From the ER to discharge, never…read morea bad experience.

Based on the multitude of poor reviews, it seems as though this facility does not care to improve…read morein any way, but my review will serve as record of the abhorrent treatment my mother received at this facility starting on January 19th. On Thursday January 19th I found my otherwise healthy mother on the floor of her bedroom and called 911. During her fall she cut her forehead and was bleeding. Paramedics arrived and took her to Paris Regional Medical Center Emergency room and we followed in our vehicle. At first glance, they were stating it looked like a heart attack. When we arrive at the ER, there are several folks in stretchers, we're all lined up in a hallway and there is no one trying to organize the situation. A nurse at some point started asking people who had arrived first, there did not seem to be any medical prioritization at all. The staff in this area is not just jaded, but insensitive and without beside manners. My mother is slurring her words and having a very difficult time and the nurses asked if this is her 'normal' state. One of the attending Dr's, in an attempt to be humorous, asked if she had too much whiskey. My mother does not drink and it frankly was not the time for such jokes. Lastly, the nurse attending that evening with red hair should never be patient facing. My mother cried for us to find someone else to assist her, she was traumatized by this nurses demeanor and I also was subjected to her unprofessionalism until I asked to speak with a dr. I'm guessing, should someone be interested, you can research her name. I did not catch it and when I asked her, she ignored me and walked out of the room. After this horrific experience, my mother was admitted the following day and we spent the rest of the time on floor 4. The staff on this floor is hard-working, they're stressed and they are understaffed. This was obvious from day one. They had a hard time keeping people from smoking on the floor, many patients cried out for help for what seemed like 30 minutes or more and no one came. It felt as though we'd left the US and we're in some 3rd world hospital facility that lacked the basics and everyone was trying to do the best they could with limited resources. This hospital has limited cafeteria hours. So on the first night for my mother on the 4th floor, you can imagine our surprise that they forgot to put her on the dinner list. She had no food restrictions, they simply forgot. Since the cafeteria is closed, we had to drive elsewhere to get her some food. As recent transplants to Paris, we are shocked at this facility, and that's an understatement. This entire situation is ripe for a lawsuit, and I'm certain it will happen as more folks are moving to the area and will ascertain that this behavior and lack of regard for your patients is your status quo. Shame on the ER staff for your lack of compassion and professionalism. Shame on the hospital for limiting your nurses and caregivers to the point where they forget to order food for their patients. This must improve!

I like Springhill Medical Center. My daughter and I have needed their services several times over…read morethe past two years and we've always had a pleasant experience. We especially like Ursula and April Scott.

I'm only giving 2 stars because it's the ER I have a problem with not the rest of the hospital. The…read morelast time I had been admitted they were very nice. But today at the ER, let's just say the new remodel is a joke and I was told by a nurse I couldn't speak Spanish inside the hospital. I heard a racist remark as I was leaving. They were condescending and tried to gaslight me about. They refused to offer a wheelchair even though I am a big fall risk right now. If I went into details about the whole incident I'd run out of room. They were all completely unprofessional except for one nursing student who was very kind. Go somewhere else for an ER visit. Anywhere else is a better.