St Luke's hospital is a pretty good hospital.every time I was in the ER they have been very good to…read moreme.when I was admitted several times they took very good care of me..THe nurses and doctors were very professional and were fairly personable in taking care of me.i appreciate all they did for me.

absolutely loved Sarah Wells, APRN. i'm new to the area and was looking for a new medical practice…read moreto go to. Sarah took her time with me, explained everything, and was beyond professional with a great personality. Would definitely recommend her to anyone.

we had to go to the emergency care due to a large gash in a family members head. Upon arrival they…read moreprovided us with a ice pack and towel to stop bleeding and for pain. We sat in the waiting room for about 30 minutes. The place was packed on a Sunday night. Into the exam room, they worked in cleaning the blood off the face and hair. Determined that it would require stiches over staples. Another 40 minutes waiting in the exam room. Stiches completed and released with a print out of follow up and when to return to remove the stiches. It was a long wait, but better than going to a ER at a hospital.

Today was my second instance of needing an Urgent Care and choosing this one. It was a quick…read morecheck-in and I was soon back in a room. The staff was polite and professional. The NP gave me the choice of what tests I wanted to have done after completing my initial request, which came back negative. The time was much faster than my experience at inpatient emergency rooms. I will use this urgent care again if needed. It served its purpose.

They seem preoccupied with the financials. The staff that…read moregreats you was not friendly or welcoming. When you don't feel well a smile would go a long way. They treat you like a number and ask for the money up front as if one couldn't afford the co pay. The nurse practitioner was friendly.

A little backstory first. I had been working in the yard one day, and by evening had an itchy spot…read moreon my arm that I thought was probably a mosquito bite, no big deal. The next day, my husband and I went out of town for a couple of days that we had planned a week earlier. During the time away, the bite continued to itch, then hurt, turned red, warm and swollen, which kept getting bigger. I took progressive pictures of the area with my phone because it was so unusual. On the way home, I told my husband that I really wanted to stop and have it looked at because something was just not right. That is what led us to this particular Urgent Care. The ladies at the desk were extremely friendly. The wait was not long at all. This was a Tuesday afternoon around 2:30. The medical assistant was very nice and seemed concerned when I showed her the area. My blood pressure was a little elevated even though I take medication for it. She said she would let the doctor know. In comes the NP. Asked me what happened. I told her that I had gotten bit by something and showed her the bite. She said, Well if you don't know what bit you, then neither do I. What do you want me to do about it? , as she stood there with her arms folded across her chest. I explained that it had been getting progressively worse with each day and was now hurting. I told her that I had photos of it, and she shrugged her shoulders. She didn't want to see them. She asked me if I was having any trouble breathing, which I was not. She looked at the bite, pressed on it a few times and said, Well, it blanches , so not cellulitis. Asked me if I needed a slip for work, I didn't. Then says, well, I could listen to your lungs, which she did. Then says, Okay, you're all set. I left with no paperwork, or any info at all. After I got home I looked on my chart online to read her notes. She documented that the area was not warm, it was, not tender, it was, and that my uvula was midline. Hard to tell that without looking in my mouth. So that is documenting something that didn't happen! Thankfully I was able to get into my doctor the next day. She actually listened to what I was telling her, looked at the bite, and the photos that I had taken. With a couple of questions, figured out that more likely than not, it was the bite from a brown recluse!!! I was started on a treatment right away! I could have been getting treatment a day earlier if the NP at the Urgent Care had actually listened to what I was saying. Don't go here unless you have already diagnosed yourself. The two stars are for the 2 ladies at the front desk and the medical assistant.

Well for having an Aortic Valve replacement on a Monday, and still being here the next monday. The…read moreroom for error has only continued to grow. Ive had a pick line in my neck for a week, as well as my arm. Ive inadvertently pissed off everyone here with little to no effort by demanding answers. They plan to continue to keep me longer of course. Because my potassium and or magnesium levels have been off by point 1. Then they fail to even begin my kumaden blood thinners on time or correctly . What a shit show. Good luck. Also just order take out save yourself the time and hassle.

My sister had surgery at this place and it was a horrible experience for her and my family. He room…read morewas filthy, the floor war dirty in her room, there was a dirty towel in her shower, the nurses was extremely rude to my sister after she had neck surgery and in horrible pain!

Not friendly and judgemental upon assessment. It takes days to get a refill. The CNP refused to…read morerefill my prescription because i need to be seen in the office and told me she doesn't have an appointment for 2-3 months! Having a primary care should mean being able to receive care so you do not have to go to the emergency room or urgent care for your basic medical needs. No one answers the phone and a MA answers your questions on Mychart. Having a CNP costs less in a copay, but I would rather pay more for better care.

I will never return here. I have serious questions when a NP recommends me to go to her Holistic…read moreperson. I was there for medical advice, not to be referred to a person who does not even have a medical degree.

Convenient location and have never had a hard time getting the kids in here for flu shots. Its so…read morenice to just go in, sign up for a time, do my shopping, then get in and get out when I get their shots done! Great service, Great location

The best thing you can do for yourself and family is to leave promedica altogether. From billing…read morepractices to providers that don't care about their patients and rude staff you will be treated so much better elsewhere! Would give zero stars if I could.

Medical College of Ohio Hospital in Toledo has really changed in the past several years. I was…read morethere last week for a family member's surgery and I could not get over how state of the art the whole campus has become. The surgery waiting rooms on the second and third floors were comfortable, clean and friendly. The atmosphere in the rooms was pleasant and relaxed though the majority of people in the rooms were there for sickness and medical procedures. A thank you also to the employees there since dealing with people at their sad times has to be hard and these employees were great! A side note from the long day was stopping in the cafeteria on the first floor. This cafeteria was beyond clean and the food was one of the most gourmet type food areas in any of the local hospitals I've recently been in. I actually could imagine going out of my way to stop in there for a meal. I had an omelet made the way I wanted, plus the yummiest perfectly cooked bacon. Another treat were menu items from Tiger Bakery which is one of the best Mediterranean type bakeries in Toledo. Another perk, Medical College offer's valet parking though the parking areas are very convenient and easily accessible.

I had my knee replaced by Dr Joe Assenmacher. Everyone was great. I felt that I was in good hands…read morethe whole time. Id give five stars but and this is partly a Promedica issue. The hospital can't figure out my insurance. ( Its Medical mutual)I even made several trips there just to help them get it figured out. Was told "we'll get it dont worry". I showed up for my surgery and at check in the lady asked me how I was paying because there was no insurance listed. I am still getting bills with no insurance on it. It is a mess and not what I need to be dealing with while recovering. The Dr office which is INSIDE the hospital has my insurance and figured it out fine. I had a different surgery at Promedica Toledo Hospital this year and they figured it out just fine. Why once scanned into the Promedica system is it not just on file to all of Promedica!? Definitely see Dr Joe for surgery. He is the best in the biz!

The friendliest staff. Each person we encountered went out of their way to explain every test and…read moreprocedure. They asked how they could help and made sure we were comfortable. A small facility with only 72 beds allows them to give great care. On a side note; they offer room service from 7am-6:30pm. Breakfast, lunch and dinner options are available. You can order up to 7 menu options. I recommend the pizza, chicken salad sandwich.