This review is specifically for this campus' imaging center--the professionals there that facilitate mammograms--they are excellent. Highly professional, proficient, personable, and kind. Although this has not been my experience with Tidalhealth as a whole, this particular branch of this facility deserves recognition for unparalleled care. read more

Didn't have any issues at all thus far with the Cardio care. I've heard bad things before gong but i haven't experienced any. Great ppl and easy online check ins. read more

This is the worst run medical center we have ever been to. I took my wife in for a suspected heart attack. They sent her for an EKG and sat her in the waiting room for over 5 hours. When she asked if they forgot about her, they said they had 20 people in the back and do not have any idea how long it will take to get her back there. No word about if she is having a heart attack. She had one before, so we are concerned. We saw people walk in, go in triage, come back out ,go back, and leave. We asked for a blanket because she was so cold and was told No, she couldn't have one until she was in the back. We will never come back here after this. Whoever organizes the procedures here should be fired. She ended up getting on the health portal and it said she had pneumonia. I called one of their urgent care centers and explained what is going on and I was told we couldn't go to them and had to stay at the hospital. After another hour and no world we left and went to the urgent care. My wife was having trouble breathing and still no answer. We went to the urgent care and the doctor refused treatment saying she should have stayed where we were. She told him that she would never go back there and if he didn't treat her, she would go home and die. He treated her and gave her a prescription for viral pneumonia. read more

Emergency room is the worst in the state, they can't seem to ever get anything moving and in gear, i have also been told multiple times it is first come first serve. An emergency room should not be first come first serve it should be the severity of the medical emergency. One day I had come in at 3pm and didn't get seen until 2am the next morning. This place sucks and if it's a real emergency there is a chance they would let you die in the waiting room. read more

What an awful place. Wait time is not less than 2 hours and nurses are racist specially " Emma " and will tell you to leave if you don't want to wait. Makes perfect sense this place only has one star. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't an emergency. read more

My dad died almost two months ago and my mother was having a mental health crisis due to that so she was taken by ambulance to the ER. My mother wasn't quite able to make her own decisions at the time due to her mental state so we had to have her put into a temporary hold. We told them that she just needed a day or two to rest and have her medicine reevaluated. The psychiatrist said to us that she had a nice support group and he agreed that for at least 24 hours she needed to stay where she was at for her own safety. The next day my mother was much more agreeable but despite that the psychiatrist never called us and had her shipped off to a facility more than two hours away from her family despite all of us finding a place for her only 15 minutes away from her family. The staff said to us that the place we had found which was 15 minutes away had an "age limit" and that's why she couldn't go. So we called that place and they said they had no record of talking to anyone about my mother from Tidal Health Nanticoke. So they lied to us about there being an age limit. This hospital doesn't do much to accommodate the patient or the family it seems they just simply do what they want with people. We've called her case manager, her psychiatrist, and even her nurse and have heard nothing back from any of them. Therefore they must also lack accountability to the people they serve. My mother is still stuck in the facility they sent her too, which is two hours away from her nearest family member. I'm just so disappointed with our experience and can't believe a hospital which is supposed to heal, has now essentially caused hurt to my mother and damaged her chances at a good recovery. read more

TidalHealth Nanticoke - My dad who passed away, and my mom who is a person and not a number. They deceptively shipped her away from us. - Hospitals Near Me - Seaford, Delaware

TidalHealth Nanticoke In 1945, a group of concerned citizens, including representatives from various Seaford Civic Organizations, endorsed the idea of building a local hospital as a "living memorial to those who served our country in time of war." Even though this seemed like a new idea, the seeds of this dream started 10 years before when the Seaford Volunteer Department purchased its first ambulance. Although the ambulance provided the area with quality emergency transportation, it still took 45 minutes to get to the nearest hospital. The First Aid Squad operating the ambulance saw enough deaths on the way to realize how great the need was for a hospital on the county's west side. In December 1945 Nanticoke Memorial Hospital was incorporated. In March 1947, the first meeting of the board was held and by July 1947 the land for the hospital was purchased.  Over the next several years, many fundraising efforts were made to build the hospital, with additional challenges resulting from a post-war economy. The original vision of a 99-bed hospital became a vision of a 33-bed hospital and plans were adjusted. In July 1950, the building began, using a combination of funds raised and an approved federal grant, allowing the hospital to open debt-free. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held on July 4, 1950, with a parade down High Street. On Monday, Jan. 28, 1952, Nanticoke Memorial Hospital opened its doors to the public. Nanticoke quickly grew to care for additional patients, going through several expansions and building projects over the years. Building projects began with the addition of the Anna M. Brown Wing in 1957, and the J. Leland Fox Wing in 1968. These were followed by the addition of the Richard Tobin Coronary/Intensive Care Unit in 1975 and the addition of a three-story patient tower in 1983. Two additional patient floors were added to the tower in 1989. Today, Nanticoke Memorial Hospital includes a 99-bed nationally recognized community hospital and the Allen Cancer Center. Once a shining example of community involvement and medical advancement Nanticoke Memorial Hospital now TidalHealth Nanticoke is a sinking ship! Multiple times I have been to the ED once with a blood sugar of 500 and I sat in the waiting room for six hours and I departed untreated because it was so slow that it was obvious that I was not getting treatment anytime soon. I was in there another time this week and witnessed a patient brought in by ambulance who is pregnant and had passed out. This poor girl was wheeled into the waiting room and not treated for over five hours before she also departed the hospital untreated. If the founding members of NANTICOKE hospital from this community could see their dream today and the absolute disorder and chaos that seems to operate in this facility and how it was sold off I'm sure they would be appalled. Next time I have a medical issue I will most likely be driven to Wilmington to the VA hospital because believe it or not, the VA Medical Center treated me adequately. I'm just lucky to have served in the military and can be treated there. read more

This "caring hospital" is a shame. When patients fall off their beds, the workers just put them back to not get fired. Do they work just for the money? read more

If i could give it negative stars I would. Locals call it Nanticroak, or "The place you go to die". Rude, uncaring admin staff, poor facilities, and medical staff isn't much either, both Drs. and nurses. After my several experiences there, I would prefer to visit a vet. For that matter, I would not take my dog there to be treated for fleas Stay as far away from this morgue as you can read more

I went there via the Emergency Room, middle of the night, far from home. I walked in from the parking lot unannounced. Gave 'em my best guess as to my amateur diagnosis: pneumonia, fever, breathing difficulty, cough. They did the ER triage, assigned a Doc. He agreed with me, looked like pneumonia, but WHY? in spring, with pneumonia shots ? He suggested looking for a cause. They did a workup, began antibiotics, diagnostics, found out why, and cured me of it all on the 3rd day. Sent me home with scripts to prevent recurrence. Accepted my insurance's payment, far less than the bill they ran up. They wrote off the rest according to contract. Wifi in bedroom, food excellent, nurses 24/7 friendly. 'Couldn't think of a complaint. They may have saved my life from a Pulmonary Embolism that resembled Pneumonia. I'm still here to wonder, and happy to be able. I felt it was a well run hospital that made good choices for me at all forks in my road thru their system. When i raised a question they brought me an answer. Everytime. [some an hour later. some after i forgot i asked]. They have to have a workflow that succeeds for all that enter. Difficult to accomplish, people are so different. At home i got a packet of records, $27.00 to send via mail. [3-days got 90-pages of stuff done.] No charge to me. Documentation for everything. They may never find this compliment here on this remote page, but i fared much better than other reviewers. I wanted others to know that sometimes complex undertakings are allowed to work themselves out with the help of professionals. Nanticoke M. Hosp. has some who know their fields well. I kept encountering them there. dave in pennsylvania read more