I went in to Atrium health Stanley ER in Albemarle NC with extreme pain pressure in upper left back…read moreby neck. I was there from about 10:45 am to about 4:30 pm. They did do a X-ray and CT scan and some blood work. I have several abnormal blood test results, high blood pressure. I fell asleep due to no sleep night before and long wait in ER. I'm elderly and on a lot of meds so I sleep hard, I'm not easy to wake up. I wake up to a cop going through my purse. I never gave permission for this but I did when I woke up. I was treated horribly after this. I was told I abused my meds. This was humiliating and I became angry the longer I sat there. I was dismissed after this,no diagnosis for what I came in for. I was still in pain and my left shoulder and arm are getting weak now. I cannot go into every detail on here but md had no medical testing to back up his accusations. He embarrassed me in front of everyone in ER. There are no medical, personal reviews or diagnosis to back him. I have medical and personal files to back me. I understand they deal with drug overdoses but this doesn't mean they can treat everyone like they do. I gave them no medical reasons to treat me medically or personally like they did. I'm so embarrassed, humiliated and still in pain, worse pain actually than when I arrived at ER. I want and deserve a apology from Dr Patrick Robinson and Atrium health Stanley ER in Albemarle NC. I will get what was recorded in my medical files from this md ASAP. I will not accept less. I'm not looking for financial gains just apology and personal accusations wiped from my medical files. I hid nothing from them the moment I came in to when I left. I don't recommend anyone seeking this md and I don't recommend a hospital who backs a md treating their patients like this. I will be pursuing my apologies through lawyers, no financial gains.

Doctors and nurses do not tell the truth, they will make up stuff.The patient didn't say and then…read moreyou get banned. sarcastic and rude people

They suck my daughter had a seizure and the stupid nurses watched her fall we had her transported…read moreto cmc and they are hoping she didn't break her eye socket and if she did there will be a law suite against the them this a poor hospital

My son had a colonoscopy and endoscopy done in the outpatient center at the Stanly hospital and…read morethey charged an outrageous amount for a 30 minute procedure. The total bill was over $17,000. This was a ridiculous amount and when I tried to find out why I had to pay so much all I got was a run around, tried 3 times to get a break down on my bill. I was never able to talk to anyone who could explain why they are allowed to charge so much for an outpatient routine procedure . Do not go there. shop around, other outpatient places within 30 minutes are 1/8th the cost. I wish we had done our research earlier.

Never once have I called this office for an appointment and every single month I get calls from…read morethem that my child has an appointment with them. Although I cancel them and tell them to stop scheduling appointment for my children that I did NOT schedule, they keep doing it. It's VERY unprofessional and annoying

Has an automated voice answering but not directing calls. Do humans people work here or is the…read moreplace shut-down. Update ya damn business info.

Considering Dr. Joseph Zucker and Stanly Regional Medical Center for surgery? You may want to…read moreconsider my wife's experience and other patient reviews before committing. On 2/6/2012, she filed a complaint about Zucker with the NC Medical Board. That board does not reveal the existence or nature of complaints to it, but here is the gist of her review. On 12/20/2011, Zucker replaced her hip joint at Stanly Regional Medical Center in Albemarle, NC. She was left with no control of her leg or foot below her knee. Nerves in her leg were damaged from her hip to her foot. Walking is extremely painful and she must lift her foot abnormally high to keep her toes from scraping on the floor or ground and to keep from tripping. Normal sleep is no longer possible for her because of severe foot pain. Her present neurosurgeon has said her condition will be permanent and that her pain may be permanent. Emotionally, she experiences increasing depression, fear, and anxiety. Driving her car was impossible because she could not engage the clutch. So she used our meager funds to buy a different car. There are numerous medical expenses that we pay. Stanly Regional Medical Center and Zucker have, so far, billed $44,570.64 for the job they did on her. It is too late for her. She is permanently crippled. But you still have time to do your homework and make correct decisions.