ER we were there 5 hours they did blood work and the people were helpful. But the waiting area was…read moreso cold. And in 5 hours we waited we never seen the doctor. So my husband checked himself out. Its 32 degree out and the ER waiting room was very cold. Everyone in the room was waring their coats and we're still very cold. Why dont they turn on the heat. And get to the patient care faster.

The name fits this location. My brother had recurring problems that Kenny Doan and Dr Bartlett took…read morecare of quickly and spent the time to properly explain the issues. Kenny is an amazing man that is quite inspirational. I'm sorry that I don't remember the lady's name that helped him also, along with another man. Thanks to all! Joe Maloney

This place seems to be a bit of an enigma. When I first looked it up several months ago I found a…read moreweb page for a menu but it hadn't been updated in a year or two. Just now I looked again and there's no sign of them even having a dining area much less, what the daily menu might be. Compare that to BSA where at any time you can look up their menu to see what they are serving. I went here a couple weeks ago about 5:30 p.m. which I thought would be a safe time, right in the middle of a normal dinner time. But they had very few offerings. There was a fairly extensive salad bar so that's what I got. Everything else except for maybe pizza seemed to be closed for the day. I think someone told me those foods are only available until 2:30. But as I was leaving I saw people lined up to order hamburgers from the grill so that information given to me must have been incorrect. I could have gotten a hamburger or something instead of, or to go along with, my salad. The salad itself was perfectly good. Certainly not gourmet, nor did I expect that. I have noticed that all hospital cafeterias seem to serve food that I do not personally consider overly healthy, laden with chemicals, preservatives, fillers and excessive salt and sugar. I would expect better from a hospital than from a restaurant. At BSA they definitely have a 10% senior discount. At Northwest there didn't seem to be any such thing and I think I did remember to ask about it but the employee was far from friendly and pretty much ignored my question. I was charged by the pound for the salad and it came to $8. I just noticed at the top of the receipt it says the Blue Point Cafe so I will try googling that to see if any more information comes up. The foods on the menu that sounded good would only be available at lunch time I guess. I didn't get a picture of the salad bar but I did get a picture of my actual salad. It was a warm enough day that it did hit the spot. I love desserts but none of theirs looked appealing enough to buy. A different person might find something they liked though. If you happen to be visiting someone in the hospital then I'm sure this place would do the job. I do think that the employees need to be a little more welcoming. I realize it's not a restaurant but basic human decency says people should be pleasant and friendly and helpful to each other. The people at BSA have always been so to me. I can't help but compare the two since they are both hospital cafeteria type places.

ER staff at the front desk were extremely rude. Laughing and giggling with their co-workers when…read moretwo worried parents were told just sit down and give us a few minutes when the paramedics said for us to go ahead and go in the room our daughter was in. I get that you are at your job working but I think you need to be more considerate of someone public comes in rather than laughing and giggling while they are at your window.

Went to the emergency room several months ago for a rash. I asked if it was allergies and they said…read moreit was allergies, gave me a shot and a huge bill. Turns out it was some bacterial/virus. I paid it off months ago and have had several calls telling me to pay my bill. I keep telling them that it has already been paid including dates and amounts, they then apologies for their slow processing, followed by another phone call sometime later. My insurance says it's payed in full. So misdiagnosis, enormous bill, and annoying bill collectors that don't check whether the bill is paid or not.

Short version: $12,000 bill for a rash, the representative was not correct about pricing, and I…read morestill had the rash months on. Staff was nice at least. But NO ONE IS IN NETWORK!

Excellent physicians! Very accommodating and no wait time. Made the experience very good.read more

We had to make a stop at the ER on Soncy during a road trip for a sensitive issue. They were able…read moreto get us into a room immediately and the staff was so understanding, kind, and communicative. They listened to our concerns and treated us with great care. While it is unfortunate to have to stop at any ER, I was thankful it was this one!

Went for stomach pain and nausea... did Covid testing and all was negative... then since it was the…read moresecond visits they charge $200 co-pay with insurance. 3rd visit will be $300 they said and so on. Provide a counter prescription medicine such as Tylenol, ibuprofen etc... staff was nice but the charges for the type of service is not worth it.

Wait times here are very short as compared to any hospital in Amarillo. Also, people drive over…read morefrom Pampa because they don't like the hospital in their own home town. Covid has made healthcare difficult everywhere but Golden Plains Community Hospital has found ways to cope and take care of their community.

I was taken to emergency room with a torn muscle from lifting a 75 pound object. Theytreated me…read morelike a was using drugs or wanting drugs. This happed when the nurses and X-ray techs start yelling at me at sit up because I passed out twice from the pain... needless to say they nursing staff has issues with everybody and they have no people skills or the ability to assess the situation and make the right call.. rude hateful patronizing yelling at me the whole time I was there, then they had the gall to send me to Amarillo on opollo med flight!! Knowing they could nothing for me, and I'm still stuck with the bill. Not happy at all.

I went to the ER for dehydration after an ESI (Epidural steroid injection) caused some major issues…read moreand was still causing issues 11 days after the fact. Everyone was friendly, courteous. The ER Dr explained things to me no one else did/would, including the spine "company" that did the injection. They also helped me understand much more of what was going on in with my back issue after doing a CT Scan and X-Rays. I really appreciated the time, the input and the knowledge regarding how I had been told by the spine center to manage my back pain (which hasn't been working). I feel more equipped to make wise choices regarding upcoming procedures. Thank you

The ER misdiagnosed me with a virus and charged me over $400. They did nothing. A month later I'm…read morecontinuing to have the same symptoms. Thank goodness I can get into my doctor this time. I went to the hospital because I thought that I would get the highest quality of medical treatment there. Man was I wrong. The treatment was poor, I felt like the doctor resented my being there. The only thing high was my bill.