I received very good care but food is inedible. If you know you will be in the hospital, cook for…read moreyourself ahead of time.

3rd time I've left this hospital without being seen. Nurses are rude and do not care. You have to…read morelike people to be a nurse

I had excellent care by the nursing staff and my doctors…read more After initial few days without being contacted by dietary, the food was very good.

now my wife is in chest pain very bad and yet she had been sitting in the hallway for 2 hours…read more Nobody has yet came to check on her or anything. I am going to make sure I push this issue to the max because this is not acceptable.

If I could give this place ZERO stars I would. I went to the ER in the middle of the night. Told…read morethe receptionist that my pain level was a 10 and I felt like I was going to have an aneurysm. 10-15 minutes later they took me to triage. The nurse took my temperature and blood pressure. That's it! I sat in a room for one hour and fifteen minutes without seeing ANYONE. I politely went to the nurses station, cut my wristband off and threw it in the trash. I went back to my hotel and started taking more aspirin. Then one month later, I received a bill for over $1,000... These people are hilarious. Please shut that hospital down. Under the guidance of my attorney, I advised them to leave me alone or I would be taking legal action.

Surgery today was the most stress free surgical experience of my life. The team from the pre op to…read morepost op was amazing. These people were professional but interactive and considerate. Thank you Dr. Gremillion to the Anesthesia team and certainly all the preop, operation room and post op nurses.

DO NOT take your loved one here or have another hospital send your loved one here unless you can be…read morethere EVERYDAY to advocate for them. My father was sent to Select Specialty Hospital in Gulfport for "rehab." They did NOTHING until we complained about the lack of therapy he was receiving. He laid in bed every day and was sat up for maybe 5 minutes to change his sheets. He developed pnemonia after being there 3 weeks and they decided to move him to another facility. They did not want to help at all. If you care about your loved one, don't send them to this place.

I can highly recommend Select Specialty. My elderly father was a patient for over two months and…read moremy family (including my brother who is a surgeon as well as other family members in the health care profession) were so impressed by and so grateful for the excellent care, kindness, and consistent attention he received. He (and we) were listened to and treated with respect and consideration from staff at every level, from the maintenance workers to the CEO of the hospital.

The type of care is professional, warm caring, and not rushing you thru a visit. This place and the…read moreFNP Ms Amanda truly believes in healing, and getting you feeling better than just rushing you out the door. Every time I go there I get the feeling of I love what I do, so let's get you feeling better. An AMAZING place each time I had visited. Example: I went to VA ER, Friday 8-22, approx. 3am left there 5 hrs later, with no meds, and instruction other than to go to Walmart to get some over the counter meds. Now mind you I'm a 70% DAV retired Army. I Went home, over night my condition got worse. So I decided to go to Southern Family Urgert Care the next day. All I can say is I'm on the road to recovery. If you don't trust any type of care, you can trust them. On my word I swear. I haven't used them in approx. A year and no matter which FNP is there, it's always excellent side manners services.

Very nice! Staff very friendly and efficient! NP Mizell asked lots of questions and really…read morelistened. She also took time to explain what was happening and why she prescribed certain prescriptions for me, No problems with ins either. Thumbs up! ,

the techs and the floor staff were very personable and knowledgeable. the dietician and specialty…read moredoctors were completely clueless to cardiac and diabetic patient's dietary needs like 'No Carbs' because the body turns them into 'Sugar'. when the Blood Sugar is spiking 400 and the body is retaining 7 pounds of water with the possibility of Renal shutdown, the last thing a person needs is a huge portion of Chicken Alfredo and Dinner rolls.

Beware: If you have insurance, this place charges you using "provider based billing" (which equates…read moreto charging you an unreasonably high "facility fee" in addition to the charge for seeing a physician). This is how they legally overcharge you here: first they charge your insurance for the 'physician services' (say $200), for which you generally pay a copay. Normally my copay is only $15 for a doctor visit, and that's all I pay. But not at this place! Because here, on top of that, they charge your insurance AGAIN in the same exact amount (so another $200), only this time, it's charged as 'hospital services,' which are generally subject to deductibles and coinsurance amounts. All of that equates to a much higher out-of-pocket expense for you. It's like going to get a haircut and the hairdresser telling you afterwards "okay so your haircut was $40, and you owe me another $40 on top of that because I cut your hair inside a salon." It's very deceptive & they don't tell you any of that up front.

Terrible experience! I read an article came out a couple weeks came out saying that the medical…read moreindustry is not in the business of healing and it's in the business of making money. I experienced that firsthand. I came to the Emergency Room due to severally spraining my ankle last week. I should have crawled home instead of coming and wasting my time. I arrived there around 7pm. Now I know military medical installments are always "hurry up and wait". They'll say "we'll be with you in a couple minutes", those minutes are longer than expected. Anyways, where was I? I had X-Rays, completed - done. No damage. I was in so much pain and asked for some type of medicine. I didn't get anything until 9pm. The Dr. came and asked if I was okay. Ummm, yeah...no I'm not. Now that wasn't what had me livid. After all the exams and X-Rays, I was told I would be sent home in a boot and crutches. Waited another hour. One of the assistants asked my height for the correct crutches and asked my shoe size for the boot. Told her and she said "I'll be back in a couple of minutes". I smirked at that. Dr. came back and said "we don't have your height in crutches nor do with have the size boot, so you're free to go home". I looked at him as if he was speaking a language I didn't understand. I was more shocked at how nonchalant he said it. As if, he knew when I came in the ER what the outcome was going to be. I told him, what am I supposed to do now. He literally ‍. Then I said "this is BS and what kind of business are y'all running? "If I were an 0-5 (Officer) I can guarantee you that you all would have found crutches and a boot". I was just shocked how there is no inventory on the basic things you would need at an ER. It sucks because being a military member you would think there would be some kind of help, but it's not. Which goes back to me now really thinking that the medical industry doesn't care. It's about a dollar. I was better off doing the RICE method. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. It would have save me time spent and the agony. Lesson learned. I ended up going to an outside civilian ER and hobbled out of there in a boot and crutches with NO HESITATION.