Lakeland community hospital, is such an amazing part of our little community of Haleyville, AL. All…read moreof the staff is always friendly and supportive! They are always there to answer question! The Registration staff was super friendly and very helpful with any questions or concerns that I had! The nurses were very comforting any time I was worried! I will always Recommend Lakeland Community Hospital!

Had several stays there,Dr Reddy and others took very good care of me,all the nurses great except a…read morecouple,but who's counting. Good place and I am very grateful to have them and for what they have done for me

Every front desk person is rude. I understand a long day I work too, but you do not have to be…read morerude. I went up to 2 different secretaries ,I guess you will call them, and they were both extremely rude. I do not like this hospital at all. If you can go to OCH in starkville do it! Update: this place is still trash.

ER wait time isn't 30 minutes more like 1-2 hours! Then another hour once you get in the room,…read morewaiting on the doctor and nurse. The whole ER staff was unprofessional! Once you get in the back they talk about patients at the desk loudly and like their animals! People come to the ER for help not because they're bored! They're sick and don't need you taking your precious time and doing Rock Paper Scissors to see who has to go see who! Won't go back ever! If that's the last hospital standing, I'll treat myself!!! Admissions came and were asking my 10 yr old questions that a parent/caregiver should've been asking! I guess they will hire anyone, so just go apply if you need a job!

From the time we entered the ER, we had such a positive experience at North Alabama Medical Center…read more Dr Graham met us as we made it to the exam room and immediately diagnosed our daughter's condition correctly. His comforting bedside manner and knowledge is an asset to your facility. The nurses in the ER, 3300 Unit, and the surgical team were so very compassionate, knowledgable, and respectful of our wishes. Dr Cozart provided excellent surgical care and professionalism while making sure all of our questions were answered. I cannot Thank all of you enough for taking such great care of us during our stay.

I have terminal diagnosis and they did try to send me to rehab. Decent place this far.read more

Great hospital, staff, and physicians. Everyone here loves their work and it really shows! From the…read moreperson who mops the floor, to the registrar, to the lab tech, nursing, and even the physicians--they are all smiling; it really shows that these people are happy to be part of an organization. The hospital is clean, which is a huge plus! The patients also seem to like their stay here as well. Pretty cool for a small hospital.

Worst ER I've ever been to. I was having a miscarriage at 10 weeks and it was excruciating. They…read morehad a young nurse with a piercing in her nose that was rude to me the whole time and pushy and asked me about "suicidal ideas" whilst I was in the process of miscarrying. I said, "I had had thoughts before, but I'd never done anything and never would". This chick didn't bring pain meds until hours later and then had cops come in and try to commit me. The hospital ended up reversing her decision as I was extremely angry, but they did NOTHING to admonish her and let her talk down to me whilst we were figuring out where the disconnect was. They then had the nerve to still charge me exorbitantly for being treated like crap. DO NOT GO THERE if you value yourself and your sanity. They view you as money and that is all.

dont care about patients at all sorry as hell they need some competition .Nurses had rather be on…read morethere phone and people at the desk on their computers and turn there head when you ask a them a ?

My husband has been in the hospital for over a week, in ICU, and his care has been outstanding! My…read moresincere thanks goes out to Ms Ariel and Ms Stephanie for all they have done for him. Their compassion, empathy, and all round great care is truly above and beyond. We would like to thank the whole staff in MICU! The O'Reilly's

One's mindset after giving birth or dealing with a traumatic health episode is not to rush to the…read morecomputer and write reviews. But how trustworthy can an online hospital review be? A review written in haste, or in anger, for example, won't be helpful to the patient who trusts it, and could even be harmful. I have been to this hospital several times from the mid 90s (excruciating and unstoppable headaches) through the mid 2000s (gallbladder removal, unstoppable headaches, mammogram, blood work, hiatal hernia surgery). For the most part, everything went off without a hitch. In a nutshell, I can say I have always been treated successfully, politely and attentively. I can not say that all my combined experiences were without issues. My gallbladder removal surgery in 2005 went fine. My recovery was not the simple 'out-patient' experience. I went in on a Thursday and came out Sunday evening. I could not get over the sickness from the anesthesia. That wasn't the hospital's fault, but my body's inability to overcome quickly. While recovering from that surgery, a nurse in training and her supervisor came to give me a shot for pain. She rolled me onto my side and I was prepared to fill it stick my butt. She did not. She, instead, gave it to me on the side of my leg, hitting a nerve over the side hip bone. I spent almost a year in physical rehab to regain the ability to walk properly. I was subjected to endurring a 'nerve damage test', that involved having a needle inserted under my skin and electrical pulses sent through it. The needles weren't inserted locally to my damaged area, but a variety of places from top to bottom, front to back, of BOTH legs. That was torture. According to numbers you find online, the 'readmit' (readmission within 30 days) for coronary, pneumonia, and heart attack is on average 25%. Put that into perspective, Regional Medical Center in Memphis, Tn averages 19%. They have several events throughout the year that benefit the community. They also host the Winter Wonderland in December to help collect donated food items for Amen Food Pantry. http://www.yelp.com/biz/winter-wonderland-2014-corinth This hospital has grown and expanded tremendously since 1969. It has diversified into heart health and coronary surgery. A brief list of the hospital's services are Behavioral Health, Cancer Center, Critical Care,Food & Nutrition,Emergency Medical Services, Home Health & Hospice, Heart & Vascular Center, Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery, Heart Valve Clinic, Laboratory Services, MRHC Clinics, Pediatrics, Orthopedic Center, Radiology, Rehabilitation, Respiratory Care, Sleep Lab, Surgical Services, Ambulatory Surgery Center, Women's Health, Wound & Hyperbaric Center.

They almost killed me in that hospital and let me leave in the same shape as when I come in.read more

As a family member and caretaker of a patient having surgery I stepped out to the main lobby to…read moregrab some complimentary coffee to take medicine. There were snacks on that table and I assumed they were complimentary. I ate the cake, took my medicine and as I walked off there was an elderly volunteer talking on her personal call who started loudly stating she knew thwre was a cake on that coffee table that she had planned on getting and some people were greedy, always stealing stuff. As a visitor, I assumed that the thinfs on the comlimentary table were for visitors. Volunteers ahould not be so hatwful to guests.​

love love love this hospital, i love the nurses and doctors who helped me get thru what i needed to…read moreget thru in a quick way. They were super nice, enjoyable, and compassionate. WILL be coming here again.

Yesterday, March 16th of 2024, my father and I came to Urgent Care Northwest. We were both so sick…read moreit was hard to even function. When we walked in we were greeted by a girl named Cynthia who was working behind the desk. She was so kind and comforting to me and my Dad. She quickly helped me get us both singed in and was very professional and really cared about us. Our wait time was also good, we only had to wait a brief time to get called. The Dr that cared for us, Justin was very knowledgeable and friendly also. He took his time with us and really assessed us throughly. I want everyone to know the level of care here is superior. Thank you Cynthia for really caring and for making our visit to Urgent Care go so smoothy...you went above and beyond!