Im stuck here for care unfortunately for sevral things atm. They are biased against anyone…read moreoverweight and won't trear any physical issues you may have. The DRs are also always rotating so on the off chance you gey a good they leave within 6 months. If you want to be told ti lose weight and still suffer from your broken arm this is the place

I had to bring my 22-month-old to the ER for breathing issues, and everyone was AMAZING! So kind…read moreand silly to make her experience easier. They explained things to me calmly and easily and checked on us often. The nurse brought her a special little sippy cup with water and ice that she brought home and loves! The care from the doctors, nurses respiratory specialists was wonderful, and my daughter isn't afraid of the hospital or doctors because of the wonderful staff at Memorial Hospital! Thank you all

Amanda the nursing assistant networks with Taylor room 145-2 I had surgery on my neck and got…read moretransferred to 1:45-2 room number and this nurse took such good care of me her quality of care was amazing her bedside manners were amazing she cares about her patients this is the best nurse I have ever had here at Littleton regional the sweetest woman will ever meet this is night shift

I went there for a severely sprained ankle and they were very caring and friendly/helpful in the…read moreER. Great care and the visit was overall a pleasant experience as they brought the x ray machine to the bed (new tech to me)! Updated equipment, nice staff. Overall, five stars.

I'm new to quaint Colebrook, NH and was thrilled to find they had a wonderful hospital and ER here…read more The receptionist is patient and extraordinarily helpful. I saw Dr Jerry Rittenhouse, who seems to be an excellent choice. He was a wonderful listener who immediately had suggestions on how to help my condition with follow-up testing and medication options. THE DEAL: in these trying times of Covid, I feel better knowing such a lovely hospital is so nearby.

From the owner: Location Number Fax Number Administration 388-4229 Ambulatory Nursing Services 388-4302…read more Care Management 388-4257 Community Outreach, Marketing & Safety Officer 388-4289 237-4452 Dietary 388-4233 237-4452 Emergency Department 388-4227 237-4594 Facilities Mgmt 388-4240 237-4452 Financial Assistance 388-4234 Health Information Management 388-4300 237-4145 Home Health 388-4349 237-9834 Human Resources 388-4236 Information Systems 388-4303/4304 237-4452 Laboratory 388-4248 237-6036 Nurses Station 388-4253 237-4594 Pharmacy 388-4250 237-4594 Physical & Occupational Therapy 388-4206 237-6039 Radiology 388-4231 388-4141 Surgical Services 388-4330 388-4339

NO STARS! This is far worse than "Not good"…read more The staff is incapable of empathy and compassion. They refused to let me in the room with my elderly mother when she was admitted after a 911 call and ambulance. She is an elder and I am her advocate. Every other patient there at the time was allowed to have a family member in their room with them. I believe I was discriminated against based on my looks. When I kept asking to go back there (a total of 3 times in over an hour), they called the cops on me and said I was being disorderly for telling them calmly that my mother had a right to have me present in her room. I was being calm but they wanted to pull a power trip because I cited Maine law. The cop arrived, intent on escalating the situation, assuming that I was a disorderly criminal, which I wasn't, so he figured out pretty quickly when I as able to deescalate him even in my anxious state. This was out of control and extreme overreach of power simply because I don't look like the typical patient at this facility, apparently. There was hardly anyone at the hospital but they acted like they were so busy and took till over midnight to discharge my mother. Since we all live in Cornish, after I was kicked off the hospital premises and threatened to be arrested, I had to drive home and my wife had to go back and get my mother. That is a terrible way to treat a family who is in distress. I have filed a complaint with DHHS and with the ACLU. This is not a queer-friendly establishment and they do not care about patients or their families. Apparently, if you go to this hospital worried about your family member and wanting to be by their side, they will call the police on you and trespass you for 24 hours. In what world is that compassionate?

I recently had an out-patient medical procedure at Bridgton Hospital. The medical staff is…read morecourteous and professional, and the quality of medical care is top notch.

dirty, from the waiting area to the er rooms, goss and disgusting…read more gave me cellulitis from a tetanus shot I had to get

Beware! Dr. Armstrong should be avoided at all costs…read more I had the awful luck of winding up in the Rumford ER with a severe migraine during a ski trip to Sunday River. I have suffered from debilitating migraines for over 8 years, and I have had a wide range of ER experiences. I can confidently say that, without a doubt, Rumford is the worst ER I have ever had the misfortune to enter. Despite the fact that I exhibited strong signs of dehydration due to nausea, the doctor didn't even order a saline drip until I asked for it. Even a first-year med student should know how crucial hydration is in treating a migraine. Throughout my stay, I was repeatedly ignored, treated as if my condition was unimportant, and finally accused of "narcotics behavior" because they wanted to give my bed to someone else. Dr. Armstrong didn't even bother to verify my treatment history before jumping to wild conclusions and utilizing unprofessional intimidation tactics, including threatening to call the police out of the blue. I have never once been told at an ER before that I had "been there too long." I think the length of my stay reflects on how poorly mismanaged my care was by Rumford's staff. Dr. Armstrong was rude, condescending, and even stooped to threatening me while I was laying in a hospital bed, crying in pain. My father called to check in and make sure I was getting proper treatment, and Dr. Armstrong actually hung up the phone on him! All I can figure is this area must be severely short on qualified doctors. I had to leave this place, make the three-hour drive home, and check in to a hospital near where I live. They admitted me for FOUR DAYS for the same pain Rumford had disregarded and mismanaged. AVOID this place at all costs, especially Dr. Armstrong! Drive an extra hour and save yourself the nightmare of a lifetime.

I recently had cause to go to the ER at Bridgton Hospital. i was seen promptly and professionally…read more All the various care givers were friendly and efficient but I'd like to especially thank nurse Steven Armao. He was friendly, communicative and caring. He took the time to explain various procedures to me. I would say that he went above and beyond. I would be happy to have him care for me or my family members in the future. Bridgton Hospital pay attention - he is a keeper. Thank you Steven.

I recently went to emergency room here. They promptly saw me, did tests and provided me medication…read morefor pain management. The nurse and doctor listened well and kept me well informed. They arranged for me to get a slot in surgery that day at Central Maine Medical in Lewiston. At my request they had also tried to get me a slot in surgery at my medical center (Maine Medical, Portland). After waiting for a response for a while from Maine Medical we decided we couldn't wait any longer. The Bridgton emergency room prepared me for transportation to Lewiston. The EMTs/ambulance staff were excellent making me feel comfortable and well looked after. Bridgton emergency room did a great job. I highly recommend them.

I try to donate blood whenever we are up north given my type (B+) and often at Cottage Hospital;…read moreabout 40 minutes from North Woodstock. The small hospital in Woodsville , New Hampshire is always accommodative and the ride is beautiful.Today's donation was smooth.

Having grown up with Cottage Hospital in my backyard has been a pleasurable treat. I have been…read morelucky enough to only struggle with a couple injuries and each time Cottage was there to help me recover. Everyone is very nice and the entire building is very clean, which is great when you're a patient needing help. The doctors are reliable and heavily involved in care, the Nurses and LNA's are amazing, providing care with smiles and a positive attitude. I can only imagine the rest of the Cottage team to present themselves in the same caring and professional manner. I will continue to come to Cottage Hospital with my family.

Got in quickly. Treated with respect and care. Took my insurance card and sent me a bill for the…read morecopay since I was from out of town.

While on vacation I needed to see someone for a medical condition. We saw Conway Walk-in Clinic…read moreand it was 2 miles away. I was seen within a half hour of my arrival by Geraldine Lau DNP, APRN. I felt she was very attentive and really listened. The nurse who checked me in was fantastic as well. She didn't go immediately to medication but gave me practical things to do to address my condition. That afternoon I got a call from her recommending specific exercises and also an over the counter product that might provide relief. I am extremely pleased with the care I received today. I highly recommend Conway Walk-in Clinic and especially Geraldine Lau.

It is a mixed review, as a few of the doctors and nurses are good, not excellent. If there is a…read moreformal complaint it is met with refusal to objectively evaluate, and sending condescending letters in response. The lab and Shelly, the lab manager in particular is absolutely open, accommodating and able to dialogue. The infusion center, though small and understaffed is also polite, helpful, and cheerful. A few of the physicians are on the Autism spectrum, bright, but largely non-verbal and in one case stared when being spoken to as if she left the planet, a symptom of mental illnesss. Another doc has ADD, forgets your name or the fact that he examined someone for a specific complaint. In effect, a range of abilities and mental health.

The good: short wait, professional service by doctor and nurses, prompt diagnosis…read more The bad: needed an orthopedic doctor, non available (there used to be 2 now there's only one in the entire region. Limited facilities. In general, don't get sick there.