I took my daughter, who has a disability, to St Mary's Emergency Room this morning where she saw…read moreDr. Burgess. The care was exceptional from start to finish. All staff were caring and courteous as well as knowledgeable. This is a wonderful hospital staffed by top notch people.

I have been to the hospital on several occasions and I cannot say enough about this hospital!…read more The first time we went to the ER, my child had swallowed a button cell battery. I immediately called poison control, and they patched me through to the Battery Ingestion Center (yes, it's real.) After giving them my sons information, battery type, and the closest hospital. they instructed me to get there asap. I was literally 8 minutes away at this time. When I arrived, the doctors already had a plan in place for my child, x-ray technicians waiting, and the had alerted the helicopter that we might need them. This all within the 8 minute drive! Luckily, my son had a good prognosis, and none of that was needed, but I am impressed by their urgency.

My wife had a total knee replacement & everything from check in, info on procedure, surgery,…read morerecovery, return to room care via staff, PT, and dismissal was excellent even though staff was extremely busy. Oh, and the food was excellent.

One of the best hospitals and in fact it is the only trauma one center between Atlanta and…read moreFlorida...all that aside I've been to the hospital several times and every visit they treat you with so much respect and dignity. They gave me the information I needed along with the medication for my condition.

I had a total knee replacement surgery there three months ago. The staff was extremely kind and…read morevery professional. tomorrow morning I am having my second knee replaced, and I am confident in the good care I will receive.

THIS HOSPITAL IS DANGEROUS: RUN FOR YOUR LIFE PLEASE…read more This is what happened to me at Morgan memorial hospital on 3-13-19: I was recommended by my primary care physician (who happened to be on the hospital board) for PT, and this physical therapist guy almost killed me one day. This PT. Asked me to lay on the Treatment table and I look up and saw him holding a 'rolling chair' over my head; I said please don't hurt me. I blacked out and when I regained consciousness, I asked what happened. This pt. guy said to me 'I placed the rolling chair down and picked up a 'rolling hospital grade Blood pressure machine', and he dropped the medal base on my face and head. He left me alone in the dark room with zero supervision to go get his supervisor because he didn't know how to call in emergency code* at a hospital or get clinical care for me. The emergency room was a few feet away from the PT rehab Treatment room he worked at. He left me "alone". I had to beg to be taking to ER. This physical therapist is 'extremely dangerous and the traveling company he worked or still working for'. He shouldn't be lifting any machines over my head. I hope this never happens to anyone ever again. In fact, immediately after getting out the emergency room I asked the outpatient director for this report and she refused; she told me to talk to the risk manager who conveniently disappeared for lunch. I have email messages from the risk manager and recordings of her stating this negligent act occurred. My question is how can something like this happened to any patients and the regulatory institutions allows the hospital to get a way with this, hiding behind the so called "peer review". I have yet to get a resolution and frustrated with a very non-transparent system putting patients lives at risk. Hospitals are hiring third party contractors and getting away with safety concerns. Patients like myself really aren't aware of who is really treating them when they walk into a hospital. Eventually a patient gets hurt, you're in the dark fighting the hospital's army of lawyers. Where are the regulations that's supposed to keep us safe? I traumatized and hurt; I need this hospital to be investigated for their failures.

Still in operation to this day. Alot of old history here. Use to be the capitol before atlanta…read more Some of these old building are beautiful architecture. They still do a good job to this day taking care of these mental patients. There just isn't enough of this in this country. Milledgeville is a very nice town with very good people and food. When I go back I would like to see more stuff here in nature

In 1842 the Georgia Lunatic Lunatic, Idiot, and Epileptic Asylum on the southside of Milledgeville,…read moreGA to soon become one of the largest asylums in the world. During the years the name of the institution changed as it grew; Georgia State Sanitarium, Milledgeville State Hospital, and Central State Hospital to name a few. Although no longer in operations the old buildings still stand; making the CSH a great place to drive through to see some of Georgia's dark and fascinating history. Although you are not suppose to explore the grounds or go in the buildings, there are a few brave souls that have since the hospital ceased operations. You can find many references online to CSH with some wonderful photos from the past to the present. So next time you are in Milledgeville take a ride to the southside and check out the Central State Hospital.

I give Dr Gator a zero. I live an hour away after coming there for years for pain management with…read moreno problems until the older doctor retired then at first it was changes to medication then problems with the pharmacy she recommended mail order and assured me it was no problem. I was dropped with no medication or warning. So much for the hippocratic oath

We visited this facility while we were up at the lake for a short vacation and we came in for my…read morehusbands back pain that had started right before our trip. Every single person in this facility was wonderful and nice. They were caring and accommodating. I was floored by how nice they were, they listened to his concerns and responded accordingly. The waiting room was spacious and very clean as well. I definitely recommend this place and I felt the prices were extremely reasonable. Thank you to all the ladies that took care of my husband, you saved our vacation.

Perfect experience! From the minute my Ambulance arrived I was treated like a guest. The ER doctors…read morewere prompt and kept me informed. All the techs that came in and out were friendly and every efficient. I ended up being admitted and was taken up to my room pretty quickly. It is in the new wing and I swear it's the largest, most luxe room I've ever had anywhere. The bed is incredible! It is so very comfy and has a ton of buttons to adjust for comfort. There is a cell phone caddy with a usb charger built in. Loved that feature! The tv is good sized, much larger than the one in the ER room I was in. Dietary called me every day to ask what I wanted for meals. They offered several options and I could customize my plate as I wanted it. Never seen that before either. My doctors kept me informed and gave me plenty of opportunities to ask questions. The nurses and techs were very responsive. No complaints!! All my medical records are stored here so any specialist I go to can access them easily. I always try to choose Piedmont affiliated providers. They have a great patient portal where I can look up my records, visit summaries, medications, appointments including my past appointments, and contact my providers. No one likes being in the hospital but if I have to be, I want to be in this one.

I can't complain about the nurses for I know they do work hard and for the most part have always…read morebeen pleasant. The hospital itself is really no cleaner than any other hospital. It is a nice hospital but they do get a lot of taxpayer's money so it should be nice. The business office is just down right disgusting...and because of them I would have to recommend if you have insurance then go to St. Mary's.

Went into the hospital at about 11pm with a broken upper front-incisor and a busted lip that was…read moreabout three times the normal size with visible fatty tissue inside the wound. Mouth was bleeding profusely and was in quite a bit of pain. I admittedly had been drinking lightly that evening in full disclosure. Upon checking in after my friend driving me to the ER, no forms regarding my previous medical history were given to me to be filled out (current medications, allergies, etc) and the lobby was empty. I was told to sit down. About 5 minutes later a nurse pulls me into the exam room and looks at my mouth for about 2 seconds then asks what meds I take. I tell her I have depression and PTSD so I take psych meds. She goes "hmm" and then says the doctor will be right in. She took no vital signs other than my weight. 5 minutes later the PA enters the room, briefly looks in my mouth and says "there's nothing we can do for a busted lip or cracked tooth. I recommend seeing an emergency dentist tomorrow," then hands me some gauze without even taking ANY history. No pain meds were given and not even a referral to a dentist. I'm so sorry I bothered the staff who was doing absolutely nothing upon arrival. Just goes to show you the unfortunate stigma we still hold against people with mental illness in this country - especially in backwoods places like rural Georgia.

With the craziness of the Coronovirus, we hesitated going to the ER. But had to. It is a Sunday…read morein rural Georgia. Extremely professional and on top of the situation. The nurse took us away from the other patients and We immediately got care. All questions were answered, treatment done and medicines were prescribed quickly. Dr. Collins listened and genuinely took care of us.

The staff were great. They took excellent care of me…read more Thanks for helping me when I was sick and in pain.