Absolutely horrific hospital to go to. These people do not care about anyone, and blonde male in ED…read morejust laid back in his chair and made a joke about how the ambulance didn't help my mother, and so I mentioned how he wasn't either.. as he was sitting there chatting about food and laughing. It's an EMERGENCY department, show some urgency! The women at the waiting room desk, with not another soul in sight just looked at me lost and had no customer service whatsoever. This place is a joke! After waiting around for no reason they finally come into the room to tell us they don't have the equipment for the problem my mother was having! Why did the ambulance even bring her there? No communication at all... Hickman county emergency services are a joke all around.

This is the most pathetic hospital I've dealt with in 20 years. 89 year old w…read moreMother is brought in and we spend 5 hours waiting for her to get some care. While waiting for nearest available room, in Oregon OH at St Charles, mom was left alone for hours. Already dehydrated, we asked repeatedly for water or ice chips and never got either FOR 5 HOURS! Only one "Doctor" on duty and never saw them. Finally opened door so they had to hear her cry too! AVOID THIS PLACE!

I was just an inpatient at horizon hospital. I would like to say that all my nurses that took…read morecare of me while I was there for 3 days were top notch. they listened to me. helped me keep my pain under control from broken ribs. I had a brand new nurse, Harley who took care of me on night shift and she did a great job. I think she is going to make an excellent nurse as she goes along. thank you to all my nurses for doing such good work and special thanks to Jenn for excellent technique with IV's.

I found myself an inpatient at TriStar Horizon (NO, I'm not contagious!) They've taken pretty good…read morecare of me here. I'll break things down into pros and cons: Pros: 1. Everyone here is super-nice and respectful. 2. My privacy has been respected. I mean, they keep the door shut when you're buck naked in bed, or having a procedure performed. 3. Everyone is genuinely interested in helping you recover your health so you can get back to your life. Cons: 1. Sometimes when you use the call button to summon some help, they might forget about you. (I'll grant that you might be trying to reach someone when it's super-busy, but this happens more often than I'd like to see. Surely there's a solution to this problem.) 2. The menu is BORING! There are only so many days a person can eat overcooked scrambled eggs and tough turkey sausage. Thankfully, you have a little wiggle room if you can get hold of their "Menu at a Glance" which has a few different options you can request by calling down to the dietary office. 3. I use CPAP therapy, but I was only allowed to use a hospital-approved machine. A very loud hospital-approved machine with a very ill-fitting face mask. I mean, it got the job done, and I didn't suffocate in my sleep, but... That's all I can say about that. All in all, it's been a good stay, if you can forget you're in a hospital. I realize that everyone's experience with TriStar Horizon may differ. We've all heard the horror stories about different facilities. As for my experience, it's been pretty good, no horror stories and only a few minor inconveniences. No major complaints. I'm happy I chose to be treated here. And I recommend them.

Fast caring and knowledgeable. I have been there several times. They helped save my life! Thank all…read moreof you for helping me.

The only ER in Dickson worth rushing to! I have been to this ER a several times in the past few…read moreyears and my husband has been here twice. Response is immediate when needed and care by far the best. The dr's have been both knowledgeable and personable and the nurses are the best by far. Being a retired RN of 30 yrs., with 25 in nursing management , I feel I am more than adequately able to notice and recognize not only good nursing care but excellent . I am sorry for whomever judged your facility a 1 but you definitely do not deserve that! Thank you for everything.

It's a hospital...what can I say? Small town hospital, so folks were friendly.read more

My mother-in-law fell at home and crushed her ankle and broke her leg. She was taken to the E.R…read more and has been in great hands since her arrival. She had surgery on her ankle and has been in so far for 8 days. She cannot put any weight on it and will be in the hospital for about another 4 weeks. I do want to point out and highlight one employee especially who has gone way above and beyond in working with our family and that would be Tena one of the Social Workers. She is very friendly and goes out of her way to help any way she can. She has been working with us and following every lead and suggestion to try and help with the rehabilitation needed for my mother-in-law. She thinks outside the box and does not quit or give up. She is the best and I say kudos. The hospital is extremely fortunate to have an employee like Tena on staff. Thank you!

Be careful who is overseeing your clinical case here, as hospitalist experience and humility is…read morecritical in complex cases. In the Emergency Department, my first hospitalist was in over his head on my complex cardiology/EP case. He repeatedly attempted to administer and adjust medications in ways that affected my cardiac safety and required pushback. He then became defensive and suggested he and his staff would intentionally provide lower-quality care if questioned or criticized. He was ultimately fired from my case and replaced with another hospitalist who provided much better care. That said, the nursing staff here on C7 is excellent, and I cannot recommend the nursing care team enough!

this was the worse experience I have ever had!! my 22 week pregnant daughter and I and her sister…read moreand boyfriend went to have her checked out cause she was in major pain. they were so slow and the security guard tried to kick my 16 year old daughter and the 18 year old boyfriend out cause he said they weren't of age so I leave the room with my pregnant daughter and went to see what was going on and told him they were with us and the nurse put them in there and he said they had to go cause they didn't know who I was (the mom) and why they were at the hospital. I told him what was going on and he told me I could leave his hospital too. I told him I needed to speak to someone else so I did she took his side her name was any.

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.

The food is always fresh and it is a great price. Friendly staff and rarely have to wait.read more

The hospital overall has a great reputation the director is always striving for input to better the…read morehospital's performance. The emergency room is the best in the area with highly proficient doctors and nurses. The restaurant is great for breakfast lunch or dinner they have different menus daily a professional and friendly staff with wonderful seating areas inside and out