Yeah for the last three years ive been calling your billing department begging for you guys to…read moreremove an insurance account that wasn't even mine. it got to a point where i genuinely thought someone had stolen my information to use my benefits. they didn't do a single thing until i called the illinois fraud department then they were begging for forgiveness, nah yall sit and simmer in your mistake. maybe learn from it to so you dont fuck over another person.

Tired of dealing with Unity Point. Medical staff treat you like cattle, ER does same thing as Dr…read moreoffice but charge way more and corporate couldn't care less about what happens as long as they get paid. Our medical needs were never even resolved! If you get overcharged, they "look into it" enough to decline any option except pay in full. They absolutely will not take anything into consideration. It's exhausting. I will NEVER use any of their "services" again. Our entire family has switched out of Unity Point and will never go back.​

This has been one of the most unprofessional hospital experiences I have ever encountered. The…read morelevel of care and conduct displayed by certain staff members, particularly a nurse named Lydia, was completely unacceptable. Nurse Lydia acted far outside her role and authority, inserting herself into matters that were not hers to manage and attempting to interfere with decisions involving my patient by going directly to my supervisor. This behavior was inappropriate, unethical, and demonstrated a serious lack of professional judgment. she should be fired and never be able to work in this building again.

This is a horrible place. 2nd floor surgery was an absolute joke. A dirty one. The lack of care and…read moreuncleanliness was ridiculous. Rn n aides alike did not respond to my needs. Crystallized urine in urinal , bm on the side of toilet , call lights never answered and if you need anything be prepared to wait and wait and wait! Horrible,dirty environment. I would be ashamed

Billiing is exceptional dumb. You can't login to their online payment system based on the statement…read morethey send. By the time you realize it and you call their office but its like its 1995 and their billing office has closed at 4pm. I have 2 bills. I work later than they do apparently.

My wife was taken there and spent 2 nights laying in the hallway because they said there wasn't any…read morehospital beds available, nurses were great, took 1 day just to see a doctor

I gave birth to my first son here and I'm so glad we were recommended here instead of Des Moines,…read morethis place was amazing! The maternity floor was like a hotel, and we were in the same room the entire time, no need for moving around. Our nurses were so patient and clear with what they were doing and explained why if I asked, the anesthesiologist hooked me up to the epidural so expertly I barely felt it going in, felt like two bee stings if that. Even though it wore off before pushing, everything went smoothly and went very well, I couldn't have asked for better people! We had the option to leave the day of, but we were so comfortable we stayed an extra day, and thank goodness we did because they gave us so much useful information we didn't even think to ask. It's been a few weeks since then and him and I are doing fantastic, and I owe our good health to those nurses

I went by ambulance to Methodist west er for a stat iv med infusion and then to be admitted …read more After the iv I layed there with no food or water for hours after many requests. They weren't busy hanging at the station. . Had supper only the night before .. too lazy to call for diet order. Long story short I was abused it was unfounded due to not being a dependent adult . I'm 5 " 135 lbs and very disabled due to post polio syndrome . Can do personal cares only . Yet two nurses falsified witness statements saying I grabbed a 160lb stocky young nurse and dragged her around the roomtotally impossible. But that wasnt part of their criteria. Old boomer nurse former state inspector, claims analyst. I told Dr Dr defransco , I was up crying all night .,. Told three different staff and gave state their names . I reported to abuse advocate nurse. She agreed with the falsified witness . Got all my records and billing . Reconciled everything . Those two false statements were the only documentation in my chart about my abuse. Where's the missing documentation? Dr defransco knew . No documentation from him about it? I was so upset he offered me to go home early which I took. But I had been telling everyone about my abuse . But he failed to tell me my labs were not even in the low range. . Found that on my labs . Not a safe discharge . no documentation in any records I had called my gp after the abuse . He was the only one that protected me . He documented every word I said. Found Dr defrancso and methowest er billed the highest trauma code for my visit a trauma code? That way they get paid more for their services but u get stuck with what insurance doesn't pay . That called fraud. I was charged for many services I never received yet Medicare paid for . Dr defransco charged full h & p when he never touched me . Missing controlled meds I never got but were billed no documentation about my requests for care, my abuse , my trauma, my crying all night ? They did have a Medicaid review due to this . This is my opinion only but I'veI done this type of reviews for many years my opinion only . This is a total abuse coverup and fraud story . But that just my opinion. I'm just warning people . With Reynolds s restructuring the board of nursing is behind and due to the high number of an abuse cases in nursing homes we are in a real crisis! . Dr defransco will not protect u if this happens to u. He never protected me . My gp was the only one that documented the abuse Need I say more

They are going way down hill. If u go their you will die before being seen. Front end people need…read morelessons in manners and kindness

My 16 year old friend broke his arm and was crying and yelling. They took him back and then said…read morethey needed the room back so put him in the waiting room while his arm dangled. Then took over an hour to get X-rays and look at them. They also didn't give any pain relief until an hour after the X-ray came back showing he broke his femur. Staff was rude when I left to call his brother and told me there were too many people and I couldn't go back in and be with him. Go to blank. They give you meds and actual comfort in emergency situations. Would never recommend

I have nothing but great things to say about the team who handled my prostatectomy last…read moreTuesday--Emily, Hannah, Gretchen, Jill, Dr Kenny, the robot, and probably many others I might not have met while anaesthetized. Recovery is going well and I thank you all for your caring and professionalism.

These people are engaged in unprofessional, unethical and illegal activities. My PCP will not…read morerespond to my concerns or several tests I paid for out of pocket that show I have risk/symptoms for serious illness. The more I complain the worse it gets. They must be held accountable!

Dr. Birch and his care team was amazing. My Mom finally got the care she needed. She was admitted…read morefrom the ER by a compassionate caring ER doctor. Finally someone listened and she was finally admitted. Once upstairs Dr. Birch gave me timely daily updates. And was so kind to check in on me personally. Thank you to the entire team for getting my Mom cared for and placed in a rehab center after her hospital stay!

I had major hernia surgery the first week West Lakes was open and I just had a hip replacement day…read morebefore yesterday. Both times I felt like I got royal treatment from EVERYONE there. I must be doing something wrong (according to these reviewers) because I have zero complaints. I will never go anywhere else given a choice. I also went to the emergency there with a severe nosebleed several years ago at 3 AM and got great treatment that day, too. I had to wait a long time because my ENT Dr. Was performing an emergency surgery 100 miles away. I don't think it's coincidental that I've had such good treatment.

My mother was transported by ambulance to Methodist Hospital early this morning with extremely high…read moreblood pressure, dizziness, and chest pain. She has a significant cardiac history, including a double bypass and heart valve replacement. Despite repeatedly informing staff of her symptoms and medical history, she remained in the waiting room for more than 8 hours, until she eventually left without receiving care. During the 8 hours that she sat in the waiting room her concerns were dismissed rather than taken seriously. Most troubling, a nurse stated to her that patients often "abuse ambulance services" and indicated that my mother was not a priority. While we understand that emergency departments must triage patients based on severity, it is difficult to understand how a patient presenting with chest pain and a complex cardiac history could wait so long without care. This post is not intended to criticize individual caregivers. It is intended to raise concerns about the patient experience in the ER and to seek a better care experience for patients. My hope is that Methodist Hospital will review this incident and ensure that patients with serious cardiac histories and concerning symptoms receive timely assessment and care. Plain and simple, what happened today at Methodist Hospital was bad care, and a patient considered as a number versus a person in need of help. We can do better.

My mom died when she was 100. The morning of her death, 9/22, she was talking - alert and…read moreoriented, it was charted. My mom's daughter-in-law was with her. They were just chatting. My mom had a pain score of 3/10, according to the medical record. Instead of giving her Tylenol for her arthritis pain, she was given Dilaudid 2 mg and Ativan 0.5 mg at 938 AM. At 10:30 AM it was charted she was sleeping but easily arousable. At 11:30 when I was present, she was unresponsive to any stimuli. Her 92 year old brother and sister-in-law from Duluth came to visit about 4:30. She never awaken and died that evening at 11:25 PM. There is a Black Box Warning against giving these two drug categories together. They can cause respiratory depression, coma and death. This occurred at Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines. These people we trusted to protect her, gave her drugs that most probably killed her. I said to my mom "see you in the morning" when I left the night before. I failed to anticipate the danger my mom was in from her caregivers. My mom had her daughter, (me - an RN) and her daughter-in-law, visiting much of the time. Still, she died from an error. Someone had to prescribe it - a physician, NP or PA. Someone had to fill it - a pharmacist, and someone had to decide that a 100 year old with wacky liver function tests that had a pain score of only 3, needed Dilaudid and Ativan. Twice I have contacted the hospital. I didn't hear anything after the first complaint. After the second complaint, two nurses called on two different days. I have received no contact information, no follow-up, no apology, no explanation. There is an Iowa law called the Candor Law. The hospital and the Iowa Clinic could invoke this. But they haven't. My mom was pretty special to everyone who knew her. She lived independently, she did her own cooking and chores, she and I went out for lunch 2-3 times/week. She was engaged with the world. She did not deserve this. I was with her while she was dying. She was choking on her secretions. I don't know why these drugs were ordered; I don't know why they were given. Whatever reason, she was alert and oriented at 938 AM and unresponsive 2 hours later and dead that evening.

After my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in January, and me being her main support person, I…read morefound myself at John Stoddard Cancer Center often this year. I know this is a job or career for them but for their patients, it is their life. And it means the world that they treat it as such. It is encouraging that there are human beings in this world that understand their job is to work with people during one of the most trying times and have complete compassion and understanding for that. Dr. Jawa and his staff are no exception. When appropriate he would talk to her person to person, not always just doctor to patient. We really appreciated that. Her diagnose and treatments brought my mom (and myself) in contact with many different doctors and healthcare professionals. We always felt heard and found that so many of them would take ample amount of time to answer any questions. I know some days were extremely tough for my mom but I personally witnessed true professionalism with a perfect amount of humanization. In addition, medically I feel like they have taken great care of my mom and her cancer is now gone! We can't thank John Stoddard enough.

Dr.Westberg & his nurses were great i have no doubt we received the best medical care that money…read morecan buy Dr. Schreck & Dr. Tom Buroker were also very helpful after the Lord took my wife to be with Himself I received a very heartfelt personal letter from Dr. Mark Westberg saying he had never seen such faith as my wife displayed thank you all

Have been going to the Iowa Clinic here at the Ankeny location as well as the West Des Moines…read moreLocation for 3 years (we located here from Florida.) I saw Jennifer Perman and her staff of the Ear, Nose, and Throat Dept. today and came away giving them a 5 star rating for: - friendliness - ease of making appointments - future scheduling - and most of all, listening to my concerns. GREAT job to all!

I called and tried to talk to a nurse about a procedure that I'm getting in 3 days and after over…read more30 minutes waiting,NO nurse pick up the phone to talk and asked what I needed.that makes me think ,right doctor, but wrong clinic .or maybe Dr Rice's nurses are too busy,that not even after 30 minutes they still can not answer the phone and talk to a patient