I was in the behavioral health unit. Of the hospital. I would say my stay was not good at all. For…read moreme the whole time I was there I had a seizures then had a big one. I guess I was held down the lead nurse my arm All bruised up. Then they sent me to micu the one Nurse was nice. There. But the other one was very rude. The doctor At the micu was rude. Because I denied the MRI. I when home. The only people who were nice to me was Luke. , Megan, and Kathy, everyone else is stuck up.triple F for rating the food so not good not even their hamburgers. This place needs to learn how to cook.

Terrible care while here, "full rooms you can go wait in the lobby after being triaged" they took…read morethe IV rack from the room for some other room because they're so unprepared. Attending doctor wouldn't allow prescribed medicine from a specialist because "I won't prescribe drugs" worst visit here ever! You'd think med school would have taught them something. Staff came in to start an IV and just stared where missing equipment was and left.

Have had many of the physical therapist all are nice, but a few seem to really want to make sure…read more you better. A couple are from when they were at the hospital location that helped me after my knee replacement many years ago. They are still great. Yes they do work to get you to better even when right after surgery it hurts. However, they know what is safe and what you need to do to make the best recovery. I have had a great experience with this group of therapist.

I checked in for a work related injury at 1:15. I waited 3 hours before I was called into the back…read moreto be seen by a nurse and now at 3 hours and 10 minutes after I arrived I'm waiting again to be seen by the doctor. If you can, avoid this place. Update: time with doctor took 10 minutes. Currently waiting for check out paper work to be finished and it's been 3 hours and 30 minutes since I got here. Still havent left. Final update: paper work took about 5 minutes. Final time is 3 hours and 35 minutes.

Wait time is outrageous. They do not answer the phone when you call they put you on hold or hang up…read morehad to have 2 separate appointments and waited an hour to do both. The staff seem to always laugh and talk and have a good old time but never look like they are doing any work or trying to help you id give this no stars if i could

Both my parents have been patients here. Multiple times. Multiple days. CCU, ICU, regular rooms,…read moreoutpatient. And I've helped them navigate the process. So this review is an outsiders perspective. There are some amazing, fabulous people working here. I'd say 97% of the people I interacted with were stellar! And I think the select few uncaring, ignorant staffers would be found anywhere - I don't know how they could eliminate all of them - but I know they try! Food in the cafeteria used to be AMAZING!! Seriously there were many time I thought I should go eat there JUST for the food. Sadly when I was there for 3 weeks in Dec 2016 the food was NOT the yumminess I remember. The sandwich bar is still good!! I especially love the pretzel bun! And they're made to order using quality ingredients. Not skimpy either - nicely done on the balance of ingredients! However the entree and sides that in the past tasted small batch homemade and nutritious (aka not fried) have become industrial, prepackaged glop and mostly fried and/or dried out. The best line was someone's comment that the roast turkey was so dried out it looked like "toast"!! Ha ha ha! Highlight - 2nd floor coffee shop!! A real espresso machine and ab fab smoothies! They also have tasty sweet treats and usually at lunch a soup (which may or may not match the cafeteria)! Speaking of coffee - some floors have free and accessible coffee, tea, ice, etc but some don't - I encourage you to walk around or ask! If you have to be in a hospital this is probably one of the best around. They have some of the BEST specialists in the entire region. I especially think the Walker Heart Institute is amazing! You'd have to go to a much larger metropolitan area to do better! Best advice - stay out of hospitals - they are not a good place to be . I'd give 5 stars for the hospital but had to drop a star for the current quality of food.

Emergency room is terrible! Couldn't hit a vein to save their lives! Not timely service. Drs…read moreand nurses aren't on same page!

Went through a lot a lot of pain in the middle of the night. I was looking for somewhere to go and…read moreI came across some reviews on Washington regional. The reviews were pretty bad and they had me a little skeptical about coming in and getting checked out. It was my last resort so I went anyway. When I came the staff was very friendly and helpful. Nothing like they said online! They got me in and out as soon as possible and even though it was late they did their best to help me. Great service, great people!

my son went to their clinic with a fever, and mostly cold like symptoms…read more they did a covid test, strep test, and a flu test. all returned negative. they said he was on the end of whatever was going on but gave him amoxicillin. three days later he was still running a high fever, and now his throat is swollen and he can't really swallow anything. he returned and they repeate the tests and took bl to test for mono. all negative. they said go to the emergency room now cause we can help you. At the emergency room they did act scan of his throat and said yes it's very swollen (duh), asked them to look for pneumonia. every looked fine they said. gave him a prescription for another antibiotic and a steroid for the swelling. no one ever looked in his throat, nor took his temperature, no one had any answers for why he is running a fever. said thats All they could do. Not figu anything out just a guessing game. What the hell is a hospital, especially an emergency room for? I could guess just as well as them. I just don't understand what has happened to the medical system and the "healthcare" givers since the pandemic. it's as if they have all become stupid. Never going back to this hospital again

My family found Dr Baker to be very professional. He is a functional medicine doctor with…read moreknowledge of Lyme disease which is rare to find a dr that knows anything about it!! Supposedly it doesn't exist in Arkansas but I can most certainly attest that it DOES EXIST in Arkansas despite what the CDC claims. Ticks do get carried across state lines! My kids, mother and myself ALL have Lyme. Our hormones, thyroids, brain, joints and organs are all a complete mess. Dr Baker listens and understood all our symptoms and how they present themselves inside our bodies. He is fixing our hormones so we can FINALLY sleep at night, think clearer and have less pain. He's suggested supplements you can buy at any drugstore and doesn't push them at his office! We have left our Dr in Atlanta to be treated in our hometown. That says a lot about the care I feel we are receiving. Unbeknownst to me, my neighbor and her husband went to him years ago for low energy and hair falling out and where treated for low thyroid function. They both have done so well they haven't needed to return. The office has a real hyperbaric chamber used for healing wounds and in our cause Lyme with pressurized oxygen therapy. It has been a Godsend! We thought we'd have to travel to Dallas for this high tech treatment. The staff are all very kind and caring. So glad we found Dr Baker. I highly, highly recommend him!

I went here for help with my ulcerative colitis. I threw away $700 dollars for a useless food…read moresensitivity test. The results did not correlate with any foods causing me issues. Dr Baker gave me completely false information regarding biologics. He said you can take it less frequently than prescribed. Every gastro in the world knows you have to take biologics as prescribed, otherwise the body forms major antibodies to the meds and significantly reduces efficacy. He also failed to recognize one of the supplements I was on was causing gut problems. This trip was a complete waste of time and money.

Dr. Peyton Baker was able to greatly reduce my foot pain with suggestions that were easily achieved…read moreand were inexpensive too. He was caring and attentive taking plenty of time to answer my questions. He informed me that surgery is an option and I will gladly have him do it if I decide to go that route. I'm really pleased to be his patient and will gladly trust him with any future foot/ankle needs.

I have been waiting since early August for completion of orthotic insert. First the insert was…read moremade incorrectly ( Sept) and then when trying it in mid October was not correct. Now in late November office stated they just sent insert to be made correctly. Granted that was expectation in August and that has not resulted in much satisfaction to date. Billing for balance continues but not paying until service is completed. Poor overall quality of care.

I had a positive experience at Spero. I liked most the tools, gadgets that they had to help me. I…read morehad a light sensitivity that was so painful ! They helped it go away , after I got back home it just went away and I know it was something they did for me. I appreciate them! Lisa

The Spero Clinic is a Godsend. They saved my son's life. After dealing with CRPS for over five…read moreyears, having countless surgeries, a spinal cord stimulator, nerve blocks, vein treatments, protein-rich plasma, stem cells, acupuncture, opioids, nerve meds, pain meds, physical therapy, dozens of doctors visits, heat & cold treatments, massages, TENS, Neridronate infusions in Italy, and so many other failed therapies we found the Spero Clinic and Dr. K. The clinic is the only place that treats CRPS holistically and treats the patient's pain at the root cause of the symptoms. I have witnessed many patients ring the bell. My son rang the bell on June 23, 2022, after 15 weeks or treatment and VERY HARD WORK! There are no shortcuts; the patient has to commit 100%. Of course, the medical insurance industry is so broken that they don't pay for a process that is proven to be effective. This works. I am writing this review on 12/30/22, and my son is in remission. CRPS is such a monster and there is no one treatment that works for every patient. As with any intervention, please do your homework, but I can say that Spero works and my son is alive and nerve pain free today.