They do a good job of testing throughly, BUT for some reason, they are fearful of pain management!…read moreI understand that pain will never go down to a complete zero, but at least ask the pt what medications have worked and at what dose so the MD and nurses aren't being bothered for pain not being controlled. Pts that are on a regular regimen of pain medication daily, will normally need a higher dose of pain medication to keep it below or at a 5/10. Please listen to your patients and if their vitals are high due to pain, don't discount it. Especially if that pt is also a healthcare worker (I.e. a nurse)

All of my visits to Bayhealth have been with family members. The visits were personable and pretty…read morequick for an emergency room. Both patients were taken to the back and quickly evaluated. I like how you are informed of what to expect as they determine your case. I found the nurses and doctors to be cordial and well informed. Having a difficult patient was handled skillfully by all. The patient and guest (me) were accommodated as much as possible. I have no complaints. The hospital was fairly quiet and I enjoyed perusing the department Christmas trees that were set up for the holidays. They added a pleasant touch to my visits.