Rome Memorial Hospital, Rome, New York is a terrible place. Go elsewhere. They billed for unneeded…read moreservices, the employees and controlling and rude. Find somewhere else to go if there's any other hospitals in Rome, New York.

I had an appointment for a diabetes follow up. I called the office to confirm a lab work order. The…read morereceptionist refused to check on this. Said if they want blood work it would be ordered at time of visit. Diabetes can not be assessed by just looking at me. Why waste the Dr,'s time and mine, and charge my insurance without the lab work results at the time of the visit!

Educated professional Doctor which listens to your needs and is not in a hurry.. Great personality…read moreand knowledge needed to keep you healthy...

Recently, I had to visit the ER, and I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for…read morethe wonderful care I received from the moment I walked in until the moment I was transferred. The staff at the front desk were the first people I encountered, and they immediately made me feel welcomed and cared for. Special thanks to Tracy! I would also like to recognize the triage and laboratory staff. Although I don't remember everyone's names, I truly appreciate the efficiency and kindness they showed during a very stressful time. Their work is essential, and their compassion makes a real difference for patients. I especially want to thank Physician Assistant Muno Sheekh-Nuur for the exceptional care, empathy, and professionalism she provided. She took the time to listen, explain everything clearly, and make me feel safe and heard. Her quality of care and genuine human connection represent the very best of healthcare. I left the ER with a deep sense of gratitude, knowing I had received the highest level of both medical care and human compassion. Experiences like mine remind me how fortunate we are to have such dedicated professionals at our beloved local hospital. A hospital's greatest strength is not only its equipment or facilities, but the people who work there. Because of people like them, our community hospital has nothing to envy from much larger hospitals. Thank you to the entire ER team for your kindness, dedication, and for treating me with such compassion when I needed it most. Your commitment to your patients truly makes a difference, and our community is fortunate to have you. Best, Laura Molina

The worst administration staff and service I've experienced in any field. even National Grid is…read moremore personable and accommodating than the staff here. They can't get appointments right. They can't get scripts right. Plan on calling back several times to accomplish anything.

Rome is a good hospital they do the best they can with what they have they have very good nurses…read moreand doctors and rome health I'm very sorry for everything I appoligse for my behaviors and issues towards you I appreciate your help towards trying to keep me calm thankyou for everything

Pushes his Medifast junk to patients losing weight on their own, accuses patients who have…read moreresponsibility used controlled substances as addicts, lied about a statement made by myself to a local pharmacy where a good friend just happens to work at (but he was not aware of that, or that I'd find out about his statement), just TOO busy to see a very long time patient with a significant acute medical problem, only wants patients in perfect health or who view him as a diety, does not know ANYTHING about mental health, very arrogant in tone and no ability to have a successful rapport with patients. DOES NOT LISTEN TO YOU, probably because he feels he has all the answers. Allergy nurses are nice though - I fairly give credit where it's due. I'd rather never get medical care again vs. going to this supposed "physician." Rome, NY has better medical providers - and several of them used to work with him but left abruptly.