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    Unity Point Health

    2.4 (17 reviews)
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    2 weeks after accident

    I was in a MAJOR motorcycle accident, and arrived by ambulance at this hospital. I couldn't walk to the bathroom let alone get home, they tried to administer Fentanyl to me after I advise them I did not want it. The nurse came in saying she had pain meds I asked what kind, she told me where I told that I stated before I did not want those. She argued with me about it and waited over an hour to get me something else. After that, the nurse was extremely hostile towards me and released me after less than eight hours. When I tried to get dressed, I told her I was going to pass out and throw up. I wanted to rest her response was that I needed to hurry up cause I could not stay there and had to leave. They told me I had just a broken arm and two broken fingers, but four days later I ended up back in a different hospital where I found out I had six fractured ribs, a cracked sternum and major breathing issues and ended up having to stay in that hospital on oxygen for two days before being released after four days. when I was at unity point Methodist, I advise them I was having trouble breathing, MULTIPLE TIMES I even told the emt. I was covered in bruises and lacerations and they still chose to release me instead of hold me for 24 hours and do a secondary scan even though I kept telling them I was having trouble breathing. I will never go here again, I watched them force out a homeless man who didn't understand what was going on. I am seeking legal action for malpractice for their lack of empathy, attempt to force pain meds on me, and incorrect diagnoses. From what I understand they do this a lot so if you're a lawyer let me know! Photos anywhere from 4 days up to a few weeks after accident.

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    2.6(30 reviews)
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    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 Dad had a planned surgery for months. They ended up having to move him across town to the Mercy…read moreOne downtown location for his recovery. This was unplanned and at a great convenance as his family lives in a rural part of the state! -The downtown Mercy one was awful! I am literally scared if I ever end up there! The nurses were not compassionate or empathetic at all! He had horrible pain management and was talked down to by many of the nurses. There was yelling in the hall from a nurse to a patient as well. My Dad felt uncomfortable to ask questions and request care during his stay. We are from a way bigger city than Des Moines and did not expect such awful care! They just wanted to push him out despite his high pain. No thought or care for his condition or age! WE WILL AVOID THIS BRANCH OF HOSPITALS IN THE FUTURE! This hospital should study up on the organization UCHealth! This is the top tier care we are used to! What a awful culture and patient care model.

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    0.0 mi

    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.

    Was visiting a friend who has been the hospital almost a month. The hospital was clean. The star…read morerating was compliments of my friend who has been staying there. Who better to rate the hospital but the person who has been a resident for almost a month. They bring cookies around by volunteers twice a week. I believe it is Tuesday and Friday. I heard they are delicious and the volunteers enjoy what they are doing. The nursing staff are skilled...Housekeeping does a nice job keeping up and the sheets will be changed each day if you please...if you need a hospital this is a solid place.

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    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.

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