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    3.8 (5 reviews)
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    Betty H. Cameron Women's And Children Hospital

    Betty H. Cameron Women's And Children Hospital

    3.7(6 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    My experience with Novant Health in Wilmington left me feeling dismissed, unheard, and deeply…read moreconcerned about the quality of patient-centered care I received. I came in with worsening symptoms that I knew were not normal. Despite clearly communicating how my condition was progressing, I felt as though I was being medically gaslit. Because my lab values, MRIs, and echocardiograms appeared "normal," my very real and escalating symptoms were repeatedly minimized and ultimately labeled as psychosomatic. What made this even more troubling was the apparent bias I experienced due to my mental health history. I was open about having bipolar disorder, yet instead of being treated with thoughtful, comprehensive care, it felt like my concerns were filtered through that diagnosis--used as a reason to discredit rather than to better support me. When I expressed serious concerns about continuing my pregnancy--considering both my physical health and mental well-being, as well as the safety of my child--I was not met with compassion or proactive care. Instead, I was essentially told that I would need to "stick it out" for several more weeks, or wait until my condition, specifically preeclampsia, became severe enough to warrant intervention. Being told, in so many words, that I would only be taken seriously once my health took a dangerous turn is unacceptable. No patient should feel like they have to get sicker to be believed. Healthcare is supposed to be built on trust, listening, and early intervention--not dismissal and delay. I hope this review serves as a wake-up call to examine how patients--especially those with mental health histories--are treated when they advocate for themselves. I deserved to be heard. I deserved better care.

    Recently just had my first child here. Labor didn't go as planned but even so everyone was really…read moregreat with helping us navigate that process. The nurses were top tier especially Morgan who was a day shift nurse. The food at the cafe in the same building is actually pretty decent for the price especially right after birth if you're craving a cold cut sandwich. Order an hour before you're hungry if you order from the main cafeteria.

    Duke University Medical Center

    Duke University Medical Center

    2.0(2 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Had a procedure week ago. No one called with results. Diagnosis was on chart system of…read moreinconclusive. So trying to call to get some understanding and what next is difficult. Seems only get to talk to nurse not dr. They have a merry go round phone system. Still waiting for return call. Very unhappy with Duke. Won't go there again. Was so hopeful since hear people brag on them.

    My husband was a patient at Duke Medical Center 2018 -2020 for liver disease-He was very sick ,and…read moredeveloped malnutrition ,but only scheduled to see his Dr there a Hepatologist,every six months - -Which was way too long between visits we felt as sick as he was-Later in his illness it was changed to Three months-During this time he started bleeding rectally and after further tests was found to have a recital ulcer-The bleeding continued ,and he was told by a radiologist at Duke following scan and x rays for this that he needed to see a surgeon-His Dr at Duke -Dr Carl Berg scheduled him a surgical visit, but it was scheduled weeks away-In the meantime ,he was getting worse ,and by the time he finally was close to seeing the surgeon ,it was too late -He never made it to the surgeons office-He became sicker at home-I had to call 911 as he developed very high fever during the night - He was admitted to our local hospital-& had infection in his blood-He had developed osteomyelitis (infection in his pelvis bone) and sepsis , in his blood-From the rectal ulcer found months and months before-He died a few weeks later at home under hospice care-I cannot help but think the Dr at Duke who was treating him is responsible for this in some way by not taking care of this early on! Drs at Duke Med are very capable, but have extremely too many patients and don't see them often enough to even know them-I'll never go back there -Just my opinion -We went there to have the best care ,but we never got it-

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