Best hospital i have ever been to! Although they were super busy each nurse and doctor that…read moreattended me was kind, compassionate, informative and made me comfortable and confident in their skills and abilities. The recliner chairs were comfortable while being treated. I liked the updates on my phone as well. My 76 year old mom even said the cafeteria food tasted great & fresh.

This hospital is the absolute worst. I waited over four hours, was placed in a hallway chair after…read morefive hours, and left there for hours with no end in sight. I was completely ignored while people who arrived after me were given accommodations and assisted. I was asked for a urine sample, which was never retrieved. While waiting, I experienced a severe hyperventilating episode where my body locked up and became numb--on top of the reason I originally came in--and was simply told to "breathe in and out slowly." This was an extremely frustrating and unacceptable experience.

This is the worst ER I have ever been to. The fact that we had to go through a metal detector to…read morewalk in should have been our first clue. We waited over 3 hours until they took my boyfriend back. They don't allow visitors in the back because the area is too small. They literally have chairs lined up against the wall in the hallway. They taped the IV bag to the wall. My boyfriend was back there over 4 1/2 hours waiting to be treated and diagnosed. He was never properly diagnosed or treated. They called security on him when he questioned the doctor's reasoning for why he had all the symptoms he was having. He never raised his voice or was disrespectful. The nurses and doctors are very rude! Trying to get information about my boyfriend was like pulling teeth. I will never go back or go to a Wellstar facility again!

Horrific and deeply concerning experience. My daughter is thankfully alive--but certainly not…read morebecause of the care she received at Wellstar Paulding Hospital. This facility failed to meet even the most basic standards of care. The physicians did not properly review her chart, ignored recent imaging, and dismissed both her symptoms and repeated concerns from us as her parents. Despite clearly documented severe medication allergies--and multiple verbal warnings--she was given medications that triggered an allergic reaction. That is not just careless; it is dangerous. Her abdominal pain was repeatedly brushed off and attributed to her menstrual cycle without appropriate evaluation. A two-day-old X-ray ordered by her pediatrician was never reviewed. Her records in MyChart were incomplete, and the discharge paperwork we received did not even match what was sent to her pediatrician. It gets worse--days later, a prescription was sent in for an infection they explicitly told us she did not have. There was no explanation, no phone call, no follow-up message--nothing. Just a completely unexplained and contradictory course of action. The only reason we were able to get answers is because of our pediatrician, who took the time to step in, investigate, and correct what this ER failed to handle. I would strongly caution anyone considering this ER. Based on our experience, I would not trust this facility with the care of a loved one. If this is their version of "care," it is nowhere near acceptable.

At Wellstar Oncology where Dr. Kafaela is the physician. He has been a really great help..very…read moreknowledgeable. I'm not sure about Cancer Care and the remnants of the care..but it's very scary. Especially when you the person doesn't communicate their hurts and pains. Trying to reach out to anyone with knowledge and advice.

My daughter has tried to make a much needed appointment here and has had the worst experience. Some…read moreof the rudest people I've heard. She is in the process of changing to another doctor. I know the people in health care are busy , I worked in Healthcare myself. But if you do not want to speak to patients, find a position that won't include that.