In the summer of 2024 (I don't remember the date) I went to the cole memorial for mental health issues. I was in the ER part for 2 days, and the "bed" I was laying on literally felt like a gymnasium mat! The doctors and nurses lied on my medical chart saying I was "sleeping" when I didn't sleep there the entire time. My mom told the receptionist I had meds i needed to take everyday which they didn't care. The staff and doctors don't care about how they treat people and don't care about their jobs. the WORST ER I've ever been too and have bad memories!! if you need to go to the ER, Wellsboro is the place I suggest!! I'll never go back to Cole memorial!!! read more

Caring staff who do good work! I came to the ER after an incident while hiking, a little mistake had consequences slightly worse than I had anticipated. The ER staff were quick to see me, they were efficient in their work, and they were genuinely kind. I'm very lucky and grateful to have been in their care. read more

Excellent medical group in Coudersport. level of care is excellent, the staff are friendly and extremely knowledgeable. My husband and I have never had any complaints about the type of care we receiv from Dr. Nolt. He is very easy to discuss any problems with us and always gets back to us. read more

Dont send your family members to this poorly run, under-equipped band-aid stand. Both my parents waited for hours to be transferred to another hospital when they suffered heart attacks because they can't treat anyone with a cardiac problem & have ABSOLUTELY NO AVAILABLE TRANSPORTATION FOR THOSE THEY CAN'T TREAT. They refuse to admit they are ill-equipped to provide emergency services & have the nerve to get snipey when it's pointed out. The CEO responded to my letter of concern by basically telling me I didn't know what I was talking about. No apologies to my parents and no admission that they should not be open for emergencies if they can't treat them. If you want to survive an illness or accident - GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!! read more

I had to use the ER for wrist injury, I kept getting asked if i was on pain medicine i told them no i waited for a very long time for being only the third person in there. Went to nurse's station and all the er crew was standing around, I walked out My wrist was banged up and I was already unhappy,so last thing i needed to see was ER crew doing nonething. read more

It's a good Hospital in an Emergency they have a Dr.Neerukonda that is a phyeatric Dr. and is a dam good one.

A week ago, I wrote a letter to my PCP, asking what had happened. They had made a referral to pain management, with an appointment for the 18th. I began the process of this referral on September 15, 2015 and had waited since then for the Jan 18 appointment. I wanted to obtain Trigger Point Injections for Fibromyalgia. As is the case with most facilities in this day and age, they use computerized reminder calls. The Saturday prior to the appointment, I realized that said call had not come. I became concerned. On Monday, prior to my appointment time, I phoned the office that the appointment was supposed to be at and was told that they had no record of said referral, nor said appointment. This prompted the letter to my physician. It took me 2 years to obtain a physician in this area. They are very few here and I received a lot of attitude along the way. I also had two ER visits during those 2 years, once for chest pain and a second for slight hypothermia. On both occasions I was treated with disdain by certain female nurses in that ER, and upon discharge, treated worse when they found I did not have a PCP to follow up with. I HAD BEEN TRYING!!!! Now I have a PCP, but they are using their computer system to communicate with their specialists and other areas within their facility and said system does NOT work, from what I can see, at all. Had my referral been for life saving care, I would be dead. Had my message to my doctor been for life sustaining medication, I would be dead. If I do not leave this area, I probably will be dead because medical care is virtually non-existent and this place cannot keep physicians. Whatever you do people, if you go to Potter County, Pennsylvania, for any reason, and need medical care, GO ELSEWHERE! read more