Before I continue my review, I would like to state that this is a review of 1 Doctor, not the…read morestaff. The staff is kind and understanding and very polite. On 11/18/2024 I was taken to the ER by ambulance for breathing problems that had been going on for 4 days at that point. I have an extensive cardiac history amongst other health issues: Coronary artery disease Congestive heart failure Unstable angina Vasculitus Anemia Hypothyroidism History of myocardial infraction Peripheral arterial disease Hyperglycemia Hyperlipidemia Atherosclerosis of Arota Left cariod artery stenosis Kidney disease stage 3b Anxiety Depression Asthma Gastric ulcer Diverticulitis disease of colon While in the ambulance they put me on oxygen which helped alot. When I got to the ER I asked several time to have some oxygen and I was told no several times because my oxygen level were fine. Didn't matter to them that it help me regardless of the reading. They did a CT scan and an xray and saw nothing. The ER Dr suggested I be admitted for observation because the reason for the breathing wasn't presenting itself easily. The hospitalist, Dr.Dumbass, aka Dr. Nardow ( If thats how you spell it ) decided to say it's an anxiety/panic attack. Ordered a breathing treatment and Ativan ( thru my IV ) . For those that don't know, Ativan makes you tired, so of course it's going to help calm things. Who on earth has an anxiety/panic attack that lasts 4 days. I was sent home with no referral to a cardiologist or pulmonologest. This morning I woke up again having problems breathing. I called the er 3 times today for the name of the hospitalist who sent me home and all 3 times no one would help. I was told to call hospital records. Tonight I got an email letting me know that I have new test results on the patient portal. My B-type Natriuretic peptide was 150 which according to the site, is high. I was not told that at all. Dr. Dumbass chose to ignore telling me about it because it has been high in previous tests. Wouldn't consistently high results mean something? Dr. Nardow should be fired. I am never going to this hospital again and I will be filing a formal complaint and contacting a lawyer.

From start to finish the Staff and Medical professionals, especially my registrar at the intake…read more Labs, X-ray and EKG WERE fast and everyone knew their jobs. MOSTLY BECAUSE IF YOU STOP ANYONE FOR HELP EVEN A DOCTOR, they will get you where you need to be or find someone who can. Always a pleasure.

9/9/25, I had the opportunity to go here. I must admit the Staff was very nice, very knowledgeable…read moreand welcoming. I had an issue with my Left Shoulder and neck ( very painful ). I got an injection and by the time I got back to Fruitland--it was amazing I felt better. The nurse on duty ( with jet long black hair ) did a great job. Her assistant that prepared the injection ( had long brown hair ) very good people. Thanks So Much

Worth the extra drive! Was staying in Ocean City the Saturday before Easter and my daughter needed…read moreurgent care. The staff sounded like they knew their business chatting on the phone so drove for 50 minutes. They spent a good 40 minutes running tests and determined she had a UTI and throat infection before calling in an antibiotic prescription to CVS which we picked up 15 minutes later. Amazing. Glad we didn't go with more sketchier options.

Took my son to the ER at 4pm on a Sunday and Dr. Lin said he needed an ultrasound. Easy enough,…read moreright? Well, US tech went "off call" at 3pm and Dr. Lin couldn't promise we'd get the ultrasound done the following day - considering the need was immediate I felt this was unacceptable at best. I then had to rush him to Richmond, two hours away. Icing on the cake - patient registrar kept pushing two things: 1) 20% discount on a false $500 copay (I knew our ER copay was $200), 2) ambulance transfer to Richmond (which was unnecessary and another money grab). Do yourself and your loved ones a favor if at all possible, skip this "medical facility" and drive to Richmond straight from the start.

Went in Friday, March 31st having severe chest and arm pain. Everything was ultimately fine, but…read morethe treatment I received was exceptional. Megan the night shift nurse and Dave the tech, as well as the X ray tech and doctor were awesome! I hope you never have to go, but if you must, I can tell you that the staff will turn a temporary painful situation into a pretty positive experience. Thank you to all!

They treat you like a drug addict, even if you aren't asking for pain killers. Announced, upfront,…read morethat they will never prescribe pain killers for any reason and I should tough it out! Made a diagnosis without any tests, then didn't give any treatment. I now drive an hour and a half to a different doctor where I can be treated as an individual and listened to.

Great experience, entire staff was very professional, building is new, they have all the updated…read moreequipment. Would definitely recommend.

Health care , while some Doctors are still great , recently the support is confused and service and…read morewaiting 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.

With all the commercials that have been on TV lately calling doctors at Tidal Health stars,…read morealthough 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.