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.

Well, we made an unexpected visit here a couple of weeks ago. My daughter had an accident with a…read morelog chain. Long story short she broke the tip of her finger. With the virus spreading rapidly I decided to go to the closest ER that I imagined would be less busy. When we arrived nobody was outside of the building so I called to see what the protocol was. The man said to come on in and he would be there waiting for us with masks. Well he sure was. We were given masks and escorted to the room as soon as we walked in. They got our info, an xray and diagnosis within 30 to 45 minutes. Super fast and friendly. I don't think I've ever been in and out of an ER that fast. The place was super clean and they seemed to be very vigilant and took proper precautions with the current circumstances. We were referred to an ortho before we left. (luckily no surgery needed) I will choose Portland ER from now on!

I left a detailed review on here. I don't see any need for me to get back into. It means my first…read moreone disappeared, .but Tri Star in Portland has got lawsuits on them for unnecessary procedures and Long story short Dwayne Harrison was my doctor. And he wasn't very good at all run $20,000 for the unnecessary test on me did it so fast I had no time to ask so make sure if you go in here you ask questions about everything they do because it'll probably be unnecessary look them up online see if they have any lawsuits on them. before you go there. And I hope you don't sell these reviews because mine is apparently gone and it was a one star I wouldn't give them any if it was possible.

Terrible. The people here assume things about you before you're even seen. The medicine given for a…read morebroken bone or dislocated ligament is naproxen which is ridiculous, and the referral for MRI and CT is absolutely unreasonable. The workers are not sympathetic or kind, they're judgmental and cold hearted. Never coming here again, get it together.

The doctors and especially the nurses at Vanderbilt are truly an amazing group of caregivers. The…read moreED can be very, very crowded, yet the staff will see every newcomer as if they were their own mother. All patients are triaged and given a bed as soon as one becomes available. I highly recommend Vanderbilt University Medical Center as one of the best hospitals in Tennessee.

The entire staff was great BUT the first night in an emergency room my husband was miserable & when…read moreI asked for a pillow for him they said "we are out of them!" I find that inexcusable . He was leaning his head on the metal railings, very, very uncomfortable. The other thing that bothered me in all area, was over flowing wastebaskets. They held infectious material. I offered to empty them in the three different rooms he was in but was told they would take of it but they didn't. Staff was professional, caring and treated my husband well.

My son was having a psychotic episode and went to the hospital on Harding pike today. He went into…read morethe hospital and ask someone to help him get to the Emergency departmen. The put him in a chair and took him to Emergenc. A nurse ask him what he needed and he told her tha he ad been without his meds for 5 days and he needed help. She proceeded to get a security officer and had him escorted out of the hospital. That is very unprofessional in my opinion and Heartless. So I give this hospital a big thumbs down. If you are needing help for a psychotic condition don't consider this ER you won't get anything other being shown the door.

Went in with extreme pain over the weekend and they gave me meds (orally only, and I could barely…read moreswallow) and the lowest dose of seizure meds possible. I could barely talk but they didn't see anything in a CT scan so they just sent me on my way. I haven't eaten anything in 48 hrs bc of the pain in my head, but no IV, nothing. Ridiculous.

They provided my husband with great service and even kept him overnight to monitor his heart. The…read moreonly issue I had with the emergency center was they have signs up to excuse them from checking on patients. Covid-19 has really done a number on the healthcare system. Come on what happened to washing your hands and wearing masks. Stop blaming Covid for everything.

The doctor was super nice and helpful. Nurses were so kind and amazing. It was quick and easy. Door…read moredash delivery guy and the security officer got me a wheel chair and were so nice.

We were treated so bad today by the lady in the front the first face you see when coming here her…read morename is Danise. Very rude and dismissive so she could continue to get back on her phone. The kind of lack of humanity and feeling like a inconvenience to this facility I WILL BE attempting to get ahold of the higher ups because this is not ok. I will be ok it hurts my heart to see people be treated like she did today for no reason.. I hope you all do better Tennova Sango Specially Ms Danise.

Pretty good. Coming with my figure cut. Got the shot, stitches and antibiotics prescription…read more Not crowed. There are some waiting time. Got there close to 8:00pm and left around 10:30pm.

Tucked away in an unexpected location, this 24/7 emergency room is truly a hidden gem! Its…read moreout-of-the-way placement means shorter wait times compared to most ERs--a welcome surprise when time and care are critical. When TOC couldn't help, urgent care couldn't assist, and our primary care physician needed X-rays, this facility became the perfect solution. The space is clean, efficient, and impressively well-equipped. What really sets it apart is the staff--nurses and doctors who embody the personalized, compassionate care Crestwood is known for. They made a stressful situation much easier with their professionalism and kindness. I don't visit ERs often, but if I needed to again (and didn't anticipate needing hospital admission), I'd return here without hesitation. Five stars for being exactly what it should be: convenient, capable, and caring. Highly recommend!

Took my husband in for shoulder pain after a fall was told it was a sprain in his shoulder but in…read morereality it was dislocated and they couldn't even see that! Sent home with pain medicine but still a little of pain! Made a post in Jackson Latinos and asked about a massage and went to a man who doesn't have a medical degree and he put his shoulder back in its socket and the pain is gone! This is insane now we have a huge bill without any results! Seems like they should have known it was dislocated! So angry he let with no results from professional drs and they couldn't see the real problem!

If I could give a zero I would. Don't. Just don't. Go to the main hospital and wait. Your…read morechances of treatment are better. This location literally kicked me out of the ER as a patient 2 years ago. I had fallen, hit my head and was unconscious for over 20 minutes. I drove myself to the ER. I don't know where the nurse and doctor were trained, but I was extremely concerned about the fall (it was my 3rd fall hitting my head in less than a week) and I was scared. I wanted to know why I was falling. Instead, I was treated with contempt and disrespect and told to leave or be arrested Later learned from another doctor that this type of "arrest threat" is normal at his hospital (in another city). It's a way of getting rid a a patient you don't want to deal with due to complexities or just not feeling like taking the time to order and get proper scans approved. I'll NEVER set foot in this location again.

Our experience at Sumner Regional Medical Center was just what we needed - the staff was…read moreprofessional and compassionate in helping us name what the problem was and how to fix it ... I highly recommend Sumner Regional Medical Center

On July 1, I underwent knee surgery, making an initial payment of $500 when we scheduled the…read moreappointment. I settled the remaining balance on the day of the procedure, but ever since then, I've been bombarded with bills claiming I haven't paid. I reached out to the hospital to clarify, and they insisted they have no record of my payment--so where did my money go? I have receipts! For the first week after surgery, my knee felt fantastic, but by the week of the 20th, things took a turn. I returned to the doctor to discuss my growing concerns, but it felt like he couldn't care less. The pain has become unbearable, and I've developed a swollen Baker's cyst behind my knee before the surgery it was to be drained and of course, it was not! Frustrated with the lack of care and concern, I made arrangements to see another doctor. The whole experience has been incredibly disappointing--not just with the billing mishaps, but also with how the staff treated me. The woman at the front desk, who was supposed to help with check-in and check-out, was downright disrespectful. Overall, it has been a terrible experience, and I'm left feeling neglected and frustrated. and in order for me to leave this review, I'm out obligated to leave a star. They don't deserve even one!