Now that I live back in Hermitage. I've used UPMC and the Cleveland Clinic as well as Sharon. I go to the Clinic for anything big, wont go back to UPMC and will go back to Sharon for anything else. read more

The wound clinic has been such a blessing! We switched to this clinic after months of unsuccessful treatment elsewhere and this clinic's team has saved my husband's leg! From the first visit at this clinic, his wound has been responding to the new treatment and healing. They stay up to date and have options for treatments that we weren't offered elsewhere, they are kind, efficient, patient, and amazing at their jobs. It is such a rarity now to find medical teams that seem passionate about their speciality and that take such time and care with their patients. read more

My son went to emergency room for pain. He found out he had 3 fractures in his back. With regard to the pain, his reason for the visit, a prescription was written for oxycodone acetaminophen. No back brace was given for support. The prescription given was not correctly signed by the physician so no pharmacy would fill it. When brought to ER attention, nothing would be done because prescribing physician was not there. Therefore the only way he would get pain relief because of inability to correctly fill out a prescription would to be seen again. This is a waste of insurance money let alone any type of compassion or quality care. read more

A WARNING to Anyone Considering Sharon Regional Medical Center: Degrading Treatment and Complete Lack of Care I'm sharing my experience at Sharon Regional Medical Center not only to inform others but to strongly warn anyone considering this facility for emergency care. The complete lack of empathy, professionalism, and basic medical care I received was not just disappointing--it was deeply degrading. I feel it's crucial that others know what they might face if they end up in the care of this hospital. I had a serious medical emergency at home, and my partner had to call 911. EMS arrived and transported me to Sharon Regional, where I was in the middle of convulsions and experiencing other troubling symptoms. But instead of focusing on diagnosing my condition or providing the medical care I so urgently needed, the staff immediately assumed I was lying about my health. They accused me of using illicit drugs and drinking alcohol, even though I hadn't done either. Despite my partner and I explaining the medications I was on, they dismissed our words and treated me like a criminal. The worst part wasn't just the unprofessionalism--it was the way I was treated like less than human. The staff made derogatory remarks about my body and my condition. Even though I could hear everything they were saying, they continued with these humiliating comments. It felt like I wasn't a patient in need of help but an object to be mocked. The level of disrespect was beyond anything I could have imagined, and it made my already vulnerable situation even worse. I was left suffering, still having convulsions, and not even given basic care like IV fluids. It wasn't until my family arrived that any real attention was paid to my condition, but even then, the staff still didn't seem to take it seriously. My family was shocked by how little urgency there was, and it wasn't until the drug test came back clean--confirming that I hadn't ingested anything illicit--that the staff finally began to shift their approach. Only after that did they administer Benadryl, which finally began to relieve my symptoms. But it's clear to me that if they had focused on the possibility of something like an allergic reaction--rather than jumping to conclusions about drug use--this entire ordeal could've been avoided much sooner. To make matters worse, when my partner confronted the staff about the way I had been treated, and that I had overheard their degrading comments, some of them actually turned their name tags backward to avoid being identified. This was a shocking display of their attempt to dodge accountability, and it only further showed their utter lack of professionalism and respect for patients. Given the information they had from the start, they should have considered the possibility of an allergic reaction instead of assuming drug use. Their delay in proper care, despite the clear test results and my family's presence, added unnecessary trauma to an already distressing situation. This hospital failed me in every way. Not only did they lack the competence to properly diagnose and treat me, but they also failed to show even the most basic human decency. I left feeling emotionally traumatized, as if my dignity had been stripped away. Please, if you're in need of emergency care, do yourself a favor and avoid Sharon Regional Medical Center. Go somewhere that will treat you with the dignity, respect, and care you deserve. This facility is a clear example of what can happen when medical professionals lose sight of their duty to provide compassionate, competent care. No one should be subjected to the degrading treatment I endured. Note: This is not a full account of everything I experienced during my visit to Sharon Regional Medical Center. There are many more details I could share, but I felt it was important to get this key information out there to warn others. I hope my experience serves as a cautionary tale, and that no one else has to go through what I did. read more

Went to newly reopened Wound Care clinic and it was great. The staff took care of my foot quickly and educated me on the proper care going forward. read more

FRAUD ALERT! Watch your bills carefully from this business!! They created multiple accounts for me, then did NOT apply my payments to the accounts correctly. I am now showing overpayments on 1 account but they sent me to collections on another. Even though I put in the account number when make a payment, they apparently decide arbitrarily to post it to another account. I plan to call Lifelock to report them. They are messing with My credit score even though I'm paying them!!! read more

Everyone in cardio floor was wonderful while i as getting tests done. I recently had an outpatient procedure done and the nurses on 3rd floor were all WONDERFUL. And the girls down in surgery were just as great. They made me feel comfortable, warm blankets, and great rapport. I enjoyed hearing the good music playing too. It relaxed me. read more

Brought my son to ER to be checked, due to him being sick. Our nurse was rude and very unprofessional. Even questioned the nurse practitioners orders. It's really a shame to have employees like this, especially when people just need comfort and reassurance. I would have left 1 star, but there actually are great and caring nurses there. We just did not get one. read more

I came to sharon regional hospital on 11/20/2022 to be admitted for surgery.. And as always everyone in registration and the er department are truly amazing and the greatest.. Most of all I was put in the fast track and my nurse was shanon.. She deserves 20 stars for doing the greatest.. I will always remember and be extremely thankful for all shanon did for me..she truly cares about each and everyone of her patients.and sharon regional hospital is the best.. And everyone that was in the operating room all deserve 20 stars for the greatest job .. And my surgeon Dr robert w piston deserves 20 stars because he has always done the greatest for me me I will always be extremely thankful for all he has done.. And the nurses that was on the 5th floor where I was taken are the absolute greatest and I'm very thankful for all the do for me and every patient read more

Gave this hospital a rating of 5 stars two years ago and now today 10-29-23 I'm having to give the Emergency Room Staff(doctors and nurses) 1 star. They definitely do not do their do diligence for patients that come into this ER. Between my mother, father and my husband having to have gone here several times in the past 8 months it's just a very unprofessional, very Uncaring staff and they make you feel like you are bothering them. If a elderly lady comes in by ambulance and more than likely you no they need warm blankets, I'm always the one that has to go ask the staff to get a blanket. They say they are busy but they are always on their cell phones or sitting and talking about their personal life outside of work. The very dark haired tattooed lady nurse needs to learn how to work with patients in a caring matter, never ever smiles, she just seems and acts like the most miserable person in the world. I also don't understand why simple blood test aren't done every single time ti show possible problems. Another thing the ER floors and restrooms were filthy filthy filthy. There were two amazing guy nurses, one with grey hair and a younger man with a earring, these two nurses were wonderful and the rest of the staff should learn how to be a professional from these two male nurse. My husband went to Jameson Hospital in New Castle three weeks ago by ambulance and I was blown away by the professionalism, caring, going out of their way to make you feel safe and comfortable, smiles all over the place, amazing cleanliness. The entire ER staff was just amazing and five years ago it was awful but now 5 stars all the way. My husband was admitted to the 3rd floor where he was greeted with nurses and doctors that were also amazing then he was moved to the 2nd floor the next day and again I can't believe how amazing the staff on that floor was. So Jameson Hospital from the ER, 3rd floor, 2nd floor, workers in cafeteria, workers in the coffee shop, maintenance workers, house cleaning workers etc., these people were very professional, caring, going out of the way to help with smiles on their face. The upper management of Stewart Medical Hospital( Sharon Regional) and the owners(CEO's) need to revamp the staff and provide proper training to their employees in the ER. Take the two male nurses that I mentioned earlier and use them as an example of how the nurses and doctors should act and work. It's funny when the woman doctor does come in for her minute conversation and you start asking questions you can tell that she don't like that and tries to get out of the room in a hurry to the point where she actually cuts you off and then leaves. What happened to doctors explaining questions you have. Again no bloodwork ??on a elderly diabetic lady with a amputated leg and amputated toes, horrible kidneys, and tons of other medical issues but no bloodwork. Is this to get kick backs from the insurance company? Shame on the nurses and doctors of this ER!! read more

Every time I Come To This Hospital Its A Minimum 5 Hour Wait For Care. The Nurses Constantly Complain About Being Understaffed. Its Not My Fault Not Their Fault They are Understaffed. Sharon Regional Needs To Pay These Nurses More And Hire More People To Accommodate The Traffic That Goes Into This Hospital. I Filed Reports Everywhere I Could. read more

If I could give it a zero I would. Billing department sucks! I was on automatic payment plan set up seven months ago and was sent to collections. When I called them I got a bunch of different stories about having no idea that I was on a payment plan to there was an error and they sent out a message saying I was no longer on a payment plan. I asked why I never received this information and was told that they don't know but if payment wasn't being made why was I never getting any bills in the mail. I just got a bunch a run around answers. I told them that I have called several times about this automatic payment plan and the lady on the phone kept on telling me she has no notes regarding that but I have an email showing that automatic payment was set up with the date it was coming out and what method of payment bring used. It's funny when you talk to them that it says these messages are being recorded but when they go back they have no knowledge of any information that was discussed on those days how convenient is that!!! The lady on the phone did not help me just said here's the number to the collection agency we sent you to, more less just go fix it yourself not our problem. If that's how they treat people I no longer will be going to that facility especially since my credit is very good I don't need company messing it up. I don't enjoy happen to fix someone else's screwup!! read more

I had a friend that was admitted because he fell and we thought that his family doctor went there but he didn't so had hospital doctors see him. They didn't know his history. It was like pulling teeth to get someone to call me back to see how he was doing. (I'm his healthcare power of attorney). Then was transferred to the transition care unit which is a glorified nursing home. Had to call several times to get one person to call me back to see how he was progressing in therapy. He said never had a bath there for two weeks. Food was awful and no one came to get his requests. Called the "manager" of the place to get some answers never called me back. Terrible place. Worst hospital and transitional care unit of all time. Wonder how they stay in business. I work in a hospital so know the ins and outs of healthcare. DONT send your loved ones there. read more

Usually get right in at ER except at peak times. Great staff. I have yet to have a bad experience here.

Father was brought into the ER around 11am complaining for dizziness. Upon examination, they found that his heart was skipping a beat. Around 3pm they decided that they were going to keep him on a monitor in observation overnight. He was brought to a room that that had patient in the next bed. During the course of the evening, that patient was moved to another floor in the hospital. At midnight the environmental services---housekeeping department proceeded to clean the empty side of the room with lights on and the smell of cleaning materials and noise, etc. I expressed my complaint and was told that the supervisor of environmental services would call me.....they never did. In the 4-5 days my father was in the hospital, I never witnessed anyone coming in and out of the room either washing their hands or using a hand sanitizer----not nurses, dietary, physicians, housekeeping nor social workers. Every time the phlebotomist drew his blood, I inquired what it was for. and every time I asked why certain tubes of blood were drawn that were not pertinent to the test ordered. I was told that they draw extras. Being a lab manager myself, you know that was the wrong answer. I could go on an on about this terrible place, but I will get off my soap box. read more

Nearly died at Sharon Regional 1 yr ago I suffered a MI after delayed diagnosis while treating with Sharon Cardiology Grp. Had angioplasty and stent placement after which I received a hospital acquired staph infection in my blood during the stent placement which led to sepsis and pseudoaneyrsm which destroyed my femoral artery. Had to fight to get out of Sharon Regional and was finally flown by helicopter to UPMC, where I underwent a 6 hour surgery,in which a synthetic graft replaced my femoral artery which was liquefied. I dont care what cardiac awards Sharon Reg received, I would never recommend anyone go there or be treated by their cardiologist staff. They state they are a Cardio-Vascular Inst but in reality they are nothing but a Community Hospital and once they get you there if something goes wrong they do not want to transfer you. They do not listen to patients or treat them as an individuals. I rate the hospital/physicians/staff a zero,they ruined my life. read more