We were very upset when we were told are 80 year old mother needed to go to a Rehabilitation…read morefacility. She also was very upset. We live in Marshall so we felt it would be best for all of us to keep her close. We chose for her to go to Medilodge. After her being there for almost a month she is home. Thank Goodness! We couldn't be more pleased with the care she received at Medilodge! From the housekeeper's to the food worker's the Aids the Nurses the Doctor's the clerical staff PT,OT just a great bunch of very helpful workers! I work in the health field and I understand working short and being very busy it happens everywhere but even working short they were still very respectful to our mom. The place was clean and my mom actually liked the food. She joined in on the MANY activities they offer on a daily basis and I truly believe that played a big part in her rehab. So I want to give the biggest THANK YOU to everyone of them and to tell them to keep up the good hard work! The Family of Jerlene Prater.

I'm giving a 1 because that's my lowest option.. the driver of the bus I don't know if she had…read morepatients in there or not, just pulls right out in front of myself my children and my husband. I'm honking my horn, as she is the one who almost caused the accident, and she has the nerve to honk her horn and throw her hands up like it's my fault... so I make a phone call to the building, spoke with an older lady named Marilyn, who didn't understand anything I just said to her. They apparently don't take this seriously enough. So we'll just wait for an accident!

They violated protocol and ignored my father's direct requests. I was shut out of his care without…read morecause, despite his clear wish for my involvement. This facility puts its financial interests above residents' rights and family dignity.

Caring and well-trained owners & and staff. We'll designed…read morebuilding & grounds....................

We were going to try out this chiropractor in Marshall yesterday, but the unmasked woman behind the…read moredesk was freakin' hateful from the start - never greeted us, didn't even look at us until I just stood there for a while. Then she just glared at me, so I told her we are new. She grumpily asked for our insurance cards and driver's licenses. In the meantime, my husband noticed her not wearing a mask and asked if the chiropractors wore masks. She haughtily replied that it's not necessary. Then, when I said I don't know if we want to be seen by people who aren't wearing masks, she gleefully handed our cards back, like she just couldn't wait to be rid of us. When I said you'd think a healthcare operation would know better, she laughed sarcastically. And just turned away and started helping someone else. Needless to say, we did NOT stay. It's people and businesses like this that remain the reason we are not getting this virus under control anytime soon. And those of us who have been doing the safe things from the start have to continue to suffer and not have a life because too many others are acting like the pandemic never happened, or that it's over now. We are beyond frustrated.

While the staff and doctors here are great, they are only in it for the money only. Do not expect…read moreany real concern for your health or sympathy should you fall on hard times. They quickly eliminate you as a patient, and refuse to fill vital prescriptions, if you owe them money. I am currently out of work, desperately needed a refill on my blood pressure meds, and they refused me. I have a small balance...not even a large one, told them I would be able to make a payment in a couple weeks when I received my social security check. Their response was a "too bad, so sad" type of answer, I wil make the payment, but I will never doctor there again. I want a doctor who CARES about my health, and whether I have a Stroke or not, not one who just wants my money.

From the owner: For over 85 years, the Oaklawn name has meant quality, compassionate care for people in the…read moreMarshall community. In fact, Oaklawn is routinely recognized for its high level of care, having earned Magnet Hospital designation and Top 100 Places to Work in Healthcare. Now Oaklawn Medical Group is expanding on this proud tradition, offering the highest level of care and services to communities in southwestern lower Michigan. Oaklawn Medical Group is a 25-physician multi-specialty network, owned and operated by Oaklawn Hospital. There are 14 primary care physicians serving seven communities, plus 11 specialists in the fields of endocrinology, gastroenterology, pulmonology, psychiatry, and wound care. Oaklawn has always made the patient's interest its top priority, and believes that to do that you must hire exceptional personnel who will provide relationship-based care in outstanding facilities with the most modern equipment. The Oaklawn Medical Group was formed to bring Oaklawn care into your neighborhood.

The staff of Oaklawn Hospice was outstanding in their care of my sister. The entire staff was…read moreexcellent. They were professional and very caring to my sister and the rest of my family. I would highly recommend Oaklawn Hospice for Quality Care of your loved ones.

From the owner: Hospice offers a comprehensive program of care to patients and families who are facing a terminal…read moreillness with a prognosis of less than six months. Patients determine with their family and physician whether they'd like to begin hospice care. Hospice emphasizes comforting, rather than curative treatment. Oaklawn Hospice provides a comprehensive healthcare program to meet the physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of persons with life-limiting conditions as well as their families. Because Hospice is a philosophy of care and not a place, it is provided wherever the patient lives; at home, in a nursing home, or in any accommodation or shelter. Oaklawn Hospice provides services in Calhoun, Branch, Eaton, Hillsdale, Jackson and St. Joseph counties.

My husband and I live in Olivet with our three children. We have always used Oaklawn Hospital for…read moreall of our medical needs - PCP, Specialist, Surgery, Lab, Radiology, etc. My husband was born there as were my three children. We have always raved about the exceptional care we have received. Things changed last night. It was our town festival and my 7-year daughter fell while playing tag with her brother. She kicked a patio block where it and our driveway meet. Due to the severity and amount of blood, I asked one of the paramedics to come look at it. He called over a nurse. They both agreed that we should take her in to have it check out and at the very least have it cleaned out because there was debris under the skin flap. They told us that Eaton Rapids would probably be able to get us in and out quickest. However, being loyal to Oaklawn, we packed up our daughter and took the ER there. This was a terrible decision on our part. Registration was respectful, the nurses were kind and caring, however Dr. Yetman was the most unprofessional, disrespectful, and rude doctor we have ever encountered. He chose to chastise and belittle my husband the entire 5 minutes he was in her joint room. To make matters worse, he barely looked at her toe and only wiped around it with wet mesh gauze for a few seconds. A band aide was applied and off we were sent. I'm not even sure if he looked at her x-rays, but he spent less than 30 seconds observing her toe. A toe that a paramedic and nurse thought should be looked at by a doctor. To say that we are disappointed in the care we received would be an understatement. We will never bring our children to Oaklawn again. This story will be shared far and wide, so other families do not have to endure what we went through and to receive inadequate care for our child. Dr. Yetman should be ashamed of his actions and the hospital should be embarrassed that he is an employee there.I wish I could give this zero starts, but a 1 will have to do.

Very disappointed in the Nursing Staff on the 2nd floor. Labor and Delivery. This was my daughters…read morefirst delivery and they were rude and not helpful at all. The Nurse was so rough putting in the IV blood was just everywhere running down her hand and all over the bed from her being so incompetent. We had to ask for water and ice through the entire delivery. No one explained anything to her, Treated us like we were a bother. After the delivery, they never brought anything for her to drink or eat the entire day. We had to ask over and over for anything as the nurses sat at the desk talking. They gave her Norco for pain without anything to eat and then she was throwing up non stop. I am so disappointed in the entire stay! Very rude, no compassion what so ever! We will never recommend Oaklawn to anyone!