Health care , while some Doctors are still great , recently the support is confused and service and waiting times specifically are awful ! I can't believe a medical facility has been destroyed as far as staffing and the ability to see patients in a timely matter ! Managed healthcare is really terrible ! People deciding on cost savings bottom lines over customer service is terrible and is what Russia , North Korea , China and Iran have. read more

With all the commercials that have been on TV lately calling doctors at Tidal Health stars, although that might be true with some I strongly disagree. back in April my partner was diagnosed with GERD her doctor said her heart was good, over the weekend pain went away on Monday it was back, took her to the emergency room where she was admitted for a cath test the following morning, a stent was put in and she was doing fine she was healing with no issues even the nurses were saying all was coming along just fine, around midnight I got a call saying she went into cardiac arrest and could not be revived. Im sorry but someone does not die from having a stent inserted, nurse told me these things happen with heart patients sorry I don't by that, I cant help but feel the hospital did something wrong. And to add insult to injury the doctor spelt her name wrong on the Death Certificate and would not correct it they put her real name as AKA. read more

This is the 3rd time my father has been here to have a procedure done. First time was for lung cancer second for heart valve replacement and this time to have a burn cleaned out in his leg. After every surgery he has been in the ICU unit those nurses there have beeN EXCELLENT every time. Even here on the 5th floor they have beeen great. So if you every need heart or lung surgery they will fix you up here. Dr Todd is the heart surgeon look him up. read more

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Horrible place. My dad was admitted through the ER and the doctor assigned to him came by 3 time in 10 days. A dozen other things went sideways that I will not get into, but avoid this place all costs. I think it takes only reject doctors. read more

I had severe heath problems PRMC and the wonderful nursing staff was with me 24/7 and I had no issues whatsoever while I was there:

One of the doctors at this facility neglected to tell me that I had a four CM ascending aortic aneurysm. Instead I was sent a letter telling me that I had and then largest aortic root. I am sorry, but a lay person does not know what an enlarged aortic root is. That's one reason I won't go back to PRMC for any treatment if you're considering treatment on the Eastern shore reconsider going back over the bridge because you can be neglected as I was. This year, I was giving the challenge of breast cancer. I was seen at Peninsula regional DelmarvaLife health pavilion cancer center in Ocean Pines. Also affiliated with PRMC. I would not recommend this radiation center based on the fact that they would not take ownership of the wound problem themselves, and instead sent me out to a wound care center. read more

I recently had hospital duty arriving in ample time to exchange post, parking is so ridiculous at this place it's literally annoying. Asking a Valet Parker even more unsuitable! No place to park, ride repeatedly around looking for a opening ( got to relieve other officer on time ) no place for officers to park their own vehicles! Some idiot ( A AMERICAN ) driving a green BMW Large series got ignorant cause he was missed a spot..giving death threats pretending to aim a gun and shoot...if I had the time I would have called the police Jan 25, 2019 read more

Its a hit or miss with this emergency room. When its a bad night you will spend hours waiting , more then 4 hours waiting for help. God forbid you get a jerk for a doctor who treats you like your less then human. Good luck. Ha. read more

Peninsula Regional Health system - Hospitals Near Me - Salisbury, Maryland

Took my 85 year old Dad here and what a waste.After 3 hours we finally left along with a few other people.Please don't waste your time.They don't care. read more

On March 22, 2019 I went to the radiology department for an epidural injection in the L5-S1 vertebra by Dr. Michael J. Marks. Before the procedure began, I informed the radiology staff that I was in great pain, that I could not stand upright or lay prone and requested a pain reliever before the procedure as I knew I would have to be prone on the procedure table which would cause pain. I was denied any medications. I was in placed on the table in a prone position with a cushion under my hips which caused such excruciating pain my body started to shake involuntarily. The epidural proceed caused even more pain to the degree I thought I would pass out. After the procedure the body tremors continued which baffled the staff. The doctor that performed the procedure never assessed my condition or spoke to me after the procedure. The staff stood around with confused looks on their faces and didn't know how to proceed. Here are some of the comments I heard the staff made. What is the protocol for this? I don't know but we can't discharge him like this. Do we take him to the ER and have him be seen there? We can't just set him there with the other patients waiting to be seen. I've never seen this before. We need to get him on a stretcher and take him to ER. I was placed on a stretcher and taken to the ER where the ER personnel had no idea why I was there. It was evident that the radiology staff did not tell anyone in the ER what had happened during the epidural procedure and why I was transported to the ER. I had to explain to several staff members assessing me what had happened. My vitals were taken, IV fluids started and blood drawn for lab work. The tremors continued and the on duty physician assistant PA Michael R Chaikel authorized morphine which did not stop the tremors. The vitals and blood work all were normal. My brother was present and talked with PA Michael R Chaikel who made a comment that he thought the tremors were voluntary alluding to the fact that I was faking the symptoms to get pain medications. I've been a law enforcement office for 30 years and former firefighter/EMT and for that PA Chaikel to say I'm faking the tremors and insinuate that I'm an opioid abuser did not set well with me and was totally unprofessional. I was given a prescription for gabapentin and was told they don't know what's causing the tremors, to go home and if the tremors continued to come back to the ER. Cost me $600+ for ER visit due to epidural complication. read more

i went into the emergency room last night to get checked out after a car accident i was in and was there for 3 hours. not once did i get seen by a doctor. i went about an hour and forty five minutes without seeing a soul. when the shift changed a really nice gentleman came in to write on the board and asked what brought me in. i explained about my accident and how i was feeling, he preceded to ask me what the doctors were telling me and i told him i had not been seen yet. he seem flustered about why i haven't been checked out yet due to being in an accident. 25 minutes later he came back and told me the doctor would be right it. in the meantime the previous nurse would not allow me to drink or eat anything until i was seen, i was getting dehydrated from not drinking anything and i had not eaten anything all day. i eventually walked out because i was having a panic attack from sitting in the room not knowing if i was going to get seen and i started to feel sick from not eating or drinking anything. if i knew i would have had this type of experience i would have just went to nanticoke, at least there i know there are an abundant amount of people around to find out information from. read more