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    Village At Northrise - Morningside

    4.0 (1 review)
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    Mountainview Regional Medical Center

    Mountainview Regional Medical Center

    1.9
    (73 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    I have been at Mountainview quite a few times this year. Many tests. The hospital is so…read moreuncomfortable. I had a five hour test and couldn't walk for days because there is no place to sit comfortably. I've also found that this place is very dirty. The floor and bathrooms are gross as my grandchildren would say. Most importantly they' have not been accurate with reading of tests. This hospital needs a makeover desperately. DG

    I honestly don't know how this place has 4.3 stars on Google. It's definitely not because of their…read moreEmergency Department. I went into the ED yesterday afternoon for chest discomfort being that I have past cardiac issues. Upon my arrival and the staff being notified about the chest discomfort I was told to wait in the waiting area until they have someone available for vitals etc. I waiting about 40 or so minutes just for vitals and an EKG. I was then sent out to wait an hour or more to be taken to a room next to the nurses station. While there, they put on the vitals cuff and pulse ox but didn't even bother to have me connected to the leads / monitor. Their Accredited Chest Pain Center must not be from the ED at all and another part of the facility. While waiting another few hours for blood work or even be seen by a physician I noticed employees (unsure if RNs, PCTs, etc) just chatting away and eating at the nurses station. I saw about 3 nurses doing all the work and honestly felt bad for them. After a couple more hours of waiting, I decided I would leave AMA and follow up with my cardiologist and another medical facility. I definitely wouldn't recommend this medical facility to anyone at all. I understand it's an ED and it gets busy at times, but for someone with past cardiac issues to wait for so long is ridiculous. The MV standing ER on north main is a lot more professional and attentive to their patients - not the main campus.

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    Not the dirtiest floor on the maternity ward.
    Not the dirtiest floor on the maternity ward.
    Spots and drops of who knows what.  Empty room.  Not sure when it was "cleaned" last.

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    Spots and drops of who knows what. Empty room. Not sure when it was "cleaned" last.
    Memorial Medical Center

    Memorial Medical Center

    2.1
    (61 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    I have been to Memorial Medical Center for 4 years since moving to Las Cruces, 3 times to ER. In…read morethe past, I lived in large metropolitan areas with multiple medical facilities. Memorial is old, but in general the facility is well kept and the service is excellent. In December, I had a triple bypass surgery in Memorial. I first spent 5 days on the fourth floor prior my surgery. My surgeon was Dr. Vitaly Piluiko, who recently retired. Him and his team were outstanding. Dr. Piluiko, visited me in my room every day prior my surgery. After surgery, I spent a few days recovering in the intensive care unit. Even the anesthesiologist came to check on me the day after my surgery! Yes, the hospital is a bit tired, but the care I received was outstanding. My only observation is that the food service company lacks of employees who understand what vegan meals are and they need to have a proper selection of options for vegans, vegetarians and pescatarians. The service is at the same level of what I experienced in large hospitals in San Antonio and Dallas Texas.

    I went to Memorial Medical Center Emergency Room on May 29th due to complications with my diabetes…read moreand insulin pump. I was seen by a Doctor Ponce de Leon. She asked me why I had come to the Emergency room. I explained the problem with my glucose level and the number of insulin pumps that I had gone through in 24 hours. The Doctor said she would be back. When the Doctor returned, she told me that there was nobody in the Emergency room who dealt with diabetes or insulin pumps. I asked what about the rest of the hospital, I was told that they have all gone home for the weekend. She said she was going to arrange for me to be discharged. I was upset, so I placed a call to the hospital administration, and was told that they would look into it. Shortly after the call, a Nurse Practitioner came to see me. She checked out my Insulin pump controller and went to make a phone call to my Diabetes Doctor, who's office was closed for the weekend. She eventually spoke to a Diabetes Doctor she knew. The Nurse Practitioner returned, telling me that my insulin pump was malfunctioning. I was told about the diet I should eat over the weekend, until I could get in contact with my Diabetes Doctor on Monday. I was eventually discharged from the hospital, without any help for the large swings in my glucose levels and no means to administer insulin. I should have been admitted over the weekend to get my glucose levels under control. Basically, the Emergency Room Dr. Ponce de Leon and the Nurse Practitioner left me in a very dangerous situation.

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    Wall near water fixture. Any one with a brain can assume this is a breeding ground for mold. In an emergency room!
    Wall near water fixture. Any one with a brain can assume this is a breeding ground for mold. In an emergency room!
    Men's urinal at memorial medical emergency.

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    Village At Northrise - Morningside - skillednursing - Updated August 2026

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