Had to have a couple of surgeries at this hospital and found the Doctors and Nurses very competent…read moreand caring. The nurses are not in a rush when caring for you and are very concerned on how you are feeling. The Doctors I dealt with explained the after effects and were "patient" with explanations ‼‼‼

While a small hospital may lack some of the bling and detailed specialists available at larger…read moreinstitutions, they more than make up for it with fast, patient-centered care. I came in to the ER with abdominal pain last Sunday and was seen, tested, images, and diagnosed (pancreatitis) in two hours. Been here since then and even though my recovery has not been as rapid as I'd hoped, the care I continue to receive here has been excellent.

I was transferred from McLaren last June. It turned out that I had sepsis and was critically ill. I…read morekept getting sicker and sicker, but the very dedicated staff at my Michigan continued with my critical care, ultimately saving my life.

They incorrectly billed my insurance. My insurance said to have them resubmit with correct service…read moredate. They refused, were mean, ornery, called me a liar when I told them I live on $1388/mo disability. Hung up on me twice while I remained respectful. Refused to make a payment plan when they took 15mos to send me the bill and gave me 18 days to pay. Because $35 is going to make a significant difference for them, but not someone struggling to put food in the fridge. Clearly I am a bill to them, not a human being.

I was in the rehabilitation center after I had 7 strokes out in Oregon. The service was horrible to…read moresay the least. I wouldn't send someone I hate there.

Outstanding care. Dedicated staff. Convenient location. Providers take the time to explain care…read moreplans and interact on a personal level.

Nursing and CNA staff were extremely caring and very professional. Doctors were not very…read morecommunicative. Physicians provided little or no feedback on progress. PT was almost non- existent in the 4 weeks our friend was there. Food was good. Facility was clean.

DON'T GO TO BUTTERWORTH! I had a major spine surgery in 22…read more Ive had 4 back surgeries in total, all at spectrum. First 3 went well. No complaints, they took care of me fine. The 4th (the most complicated one.) was a total horror. I woke up after 8 hours of surgery and the nurses at Butterworth wouldn't give me any pain medication. When my doctor finally came in after the second day he ordered me Norco. I STILL never got any medication. The nurse would come in singing..."i have your pain pill"! Only to look in the small cup she held and see one Tylenol 500. I am CONVINCED the entire opium epidemic comes right from Butterworth Hospital. Not only do they take your meds when you're in dire need of them, after you finally go home, the surgeon offers to have your scripts sent to you via mail because you may live a ways away. Those never come either. When I ask about the mailed scripts, they tell me i filled them in the Meijer Pharmacy right below Butterworth Hospital. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out I wouldn't have them mailed just to drive all the way back there to fill them. I was labeled a junkie or something because i kept complaining about not getting pain any relief. I have NEVER been addicted to ANYTHING, not even coffee! And i have PTSD over that surgery and the pain i was in and the nasty way i was treated at Spectrum Health Butterworth. Now i have to have a 5th surgery. I will go to Saint Mary's in hopes they treat me a little better. I'm scared to death.