This Hospital is now the Tampa General Hospital . I…read morerecently had to visit the ER , in excruciating Pain i was quickly attended upon my arrival , treated with Compassion , all necessary Steps were taken by the Doctor and the Nurse to get me feeling better . Within 2 Hours i had a Cats an , the results and my Pain enough unter control so I didn't have to be admitted , the Prescription was available at my Pharmacy the same Day and i fallowed up with my Primary for further Treatments . Thank you ER Staff

We were visiting family and John went and broke his shoulder! We were in route to an urgent care…read morewhen I saw the hospital sign and told John, you know..... a hospital would be a better idea. Good thing he agreed a half mile later! I turned around and off to the ER we went. John got "fast tracked", not that it's fast- it just really means they know going in that he won't be admitted. It took a while to be taken back- he was triaged in the front pretty quickly though. Once back- they sent xray fairly quickly and then we waited. A couple hours later the nurse walked in with discharge papers and we laughed because he hadn't seen the doctor- who strolled in just as we were saying that. John's like, so it isn't broke? and this time the doc laughed- oh it's broken alright! He ran through the diagnosis and that John needs to follow up with an orthopedic, to rotate taking ibprophen and Tylenol and ice, ice baby. And we were gone.

Great staff ... does their jobs ... My dad and mom were admitted there .. very much taken care of…read more.... thumbs up ...

My barely 25‑year‑old daughter, Taylor, was killed by what multiple independent physicians and an…read moreautopsy have confirmed was reckless medical negligence and neglect at an HCA Florida hospital where she was taken after being rear‑ended at a red light. Her internal bleeding went undiagnosed for about eight hours despite the nurses repeatedly notifying the doctor of glaring signs. Once imaging was finally ordered and active internal bleeding was confirmed, surgery was delayed for roughly seven more hours. In the meantime, the doctor ordered mass blood transfusion in a way that worsened her condition instead of stabilizing her, while failing to move the central line that he improperly placed and that the radiologist recommended be repositioned. HCA Healthcare has faced no consequences, and there is no way for people researching physicians through the Florida Department of Health (DOH), the medical licensing board, to see what happened to my daughter. Because she was 25, unmarried, and had no children, Florida's 'Free Kill' law strategically blocked me from pursuing legal recourse to ensure the hospital and its physicians are held accountable so the harm does not continue. If you or your loved ones rely on HCA Healthcare in Florida, please take time to learn how this system really works and how families can protect themselves. Search for and follow Healthcare Accountability Initiative to learn how you can use your voice to push for safer, accountable healthcare. Cindy Jenkins Mother of 25 year old "Free Kill" Taylor Jenkins Founder, Healthcare Accountability Initiative @healthcareaccountability.org

Very unprofessional emergency room staff. At least when we were there. Could overhear staff making…read morefun of patients. My family and I were not impressed. Staff had no compassion for patients.

Next to Bayonet Point this is the best hospital in the area. I have not been an inpatient but I…read morehave been in the ER 3 or 4 times as a patient. I have always been taken care of very well. They were very thorough here at this Hospital.

I don't understand these bad reviews. i was taken here, by ambulance, after destroying my knee. i…read morecan't think of a single issue, other than improper pain management (100% my surgeon's responsibility) which was eventually rectified. The nursing staff was incredible. They were all the most caring and attentive group I've ever encountered. Not a single issue. Not being able to walk, I appreciated the external urine catheter. SCIENCE! i was also put into a fairly new part of the facility. My roommate was noisy and restless. I asked for a private room, and BOOM! Moved immediately. The food? In a hospital? I felt like i was at a spa. It was exceptional. I was sent to rehab for a week, and then returned for my next surgery. The rehab facility was soooooo bad, they let me stay a couple of extra days. That meant extra time with my PT guy, Matt, who was the highlight of my whole experience. He managed to keep my spirits up, and I'll never forget that. The entire staff was outstanding. I wish I could thank everyone, individually. If and when I need a hospital visit, I know where I'm going. With much gratitude. (Nov 2024)

I am beyond appalled at the treatment my 90-year-old mother received after her ablation and…read morepacemaker surgery on April 9th. The care she received was way below poor quality--it was total neglect and a serious failure to meet the basic standard of care. This is not just an unhappy comment; this is a much more serious situation involving the health and safety of a vulnerable patient. ​At one point, she had an accident on the floor and in her bed, and they chose to leave the floor dirty for 30 minutes. instead of changing her sheets, they just put a pad over the wet bed and left her lying there. This is a massive infection risk and a complete disregard for patient dignity and sanitation. ​The food was also completely unacceptable. It actually smelled bad, the bread was hard as a rock, and the nuggets were mushy and inedible. When she asked for crackers, the nurse never even returned. When she finally saw her again and asked about them, the nurse just said they didn't have any. ​On top of that, she was left sitting in the bathroom by herself for over 30 minutes until she literally had to scream for help. She is 90 years old and just had heart surgery; leaving her unattended like that is a terrifying fall risk and a failure of safety protocols. To make matters worse, the doctor had a terrible attitude with my sister just for asking questions, and then he made my mother wait until 2:30 PM the next day to finally be discharged. ​Since coming home, she is feeling terribly sick and has developed a horrible cough, which I'm sure is from the neglect and the unsanitary conditions she was forced to endure. I'm shocked that a hospital can be this bad. The nurses on duty after her surgery on April 9 mid-day and all day on April 10th, clearly need basic training on how to actually do their jobs and treat patients with respect. We felt totally rushed into this because of a referral, but after seeing the other comments here, it's clear this is a systemic issue. I've already called to report this and I will be following up with the patient advocate to ensure no other elderly patient is treated with such negligence.

We thanks for the angels that work here. They are very professional and take good cares starting…read morefrom reception, Doctors, Nurses and Maintenance. Thanks to: Ana Lee Jade Eduard Maldonado ICU Michele ICU Dr. Gurinder Gakhal Special to John Kerr in ICU Dr. Srinivasan Hariachar Excellent professionals taking care of my Dad. Love all of you

Not busy that says it all Nobody checking you in…read more Sign in yourself Help yourself Clean quiet but empty hallways No people Horrible

I had two operations with Julian Institute, both perfectly done, thank you, Bertram Haupt, New…read morePort Richey

I went for a consultation for reconstructive breast surgery…read more I love that the good the bad & the ugly were explained to me in detail. There was no pressure on whether ai choice to move forward, delay or not do it at all.

I love this hospital , the techs are really great and helpful . The schedule is on time and…read moreaccurate. You have to realize at any given time there could be 3 or 4 people screaming repeatedly at staff or just in frustration. It take a people loving person to do this job, cuz some of us are hard to love. If you the staff with respect you get that back. While you are there they are your friend ,you hope to not see again. True it is boring but there are coping skills groups . They allow you to smoke and the breaks are on time . It was something i needed to cope , till i could use my vapor again . I went in on total melt down and my meds were adjusted properly the first time. If people would follow the chain of command and let the nurses do there job . Always ask a tech to speak to the nurse and things run smooth . Thank you for taking care of me so well during my stay .

Some good people, but not all. Building is in dire need of…read moregeneral repairs & painting. If you have a choice GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!

April 16 visited AFC. Was greeted by Melissa at front desk with a smile and ready to help with…read morewhatever is needed. Tiffany, nurse practitioner & Katie, medical assistant were kind and caring , the kind of care you really appreciate especially when you are experiencing pain. Sam, the xray technician was great, answered all my questions and explained everything. I was well taken care of for sure. I went back for a self imposed follow-up to make sure there was nothing else to be done and to be checked out and that was on Wed, April 22. Another Melissa who is a care giver whom I have dealt with in the past reviewed everything, answered my questions with no rushing. There is a fantastic group of people at this Spring Hill AFC and i feel comfortable in knowing they really do care! Bless you all!

TLDR-- Clean, nice staff, long wait time, probably would never draw blood again from here…read more The Review: The nurses were kind, the establishment was clean, and the services they had were plentiful. My experience, however, was not the best. The waiting time was surprisingly long despite being second in line. I waited for 40 minutes in the waiting room which wasn't a big deal for me but I was in the actual exam room for a long time, and it wasn't a very busy day. At one point I was alone in the waiting room. Once they finally got to me, I explained how I felt, since I had flu like symptoms and I needed some blood work done, and that's where my bad time was had. Here's the deal, nobody likes needles. I was told I have tiny veins, and after sticking me three times and two different arms I didn't end up getting the blood sample I needed. As soon as they pulled the needle out, blood was all over my arm, and some fell to the floor. Honestly, I'm a bit traumatized. I've had blood taken out before, and it has been very quick, almost painless, and one and done. This was a rough experience for me and idk if I can bring myself to go back after that. This was just my experience. I don't want to trash on the whole urgent care because people did seem very kind, but the waiting time was pretty long for an office that didn't seem so busy. I did after the third needle have a mini panic attack and they got me water and calmed me down. They gave me a slip to go to quest diagnostics after a few days because they couldn't get the bloodwork they needed. It's been a rough 2025 start, fam. Hoping that folks have better experiences than me.

PAR is a private clinic that helps people with various problems. The staff is very caring and…read morehelpful.

Save your self. Worst mistake of our family allowing our loved one to be admitted to this…read morehospital. Staff is rude. Nursing supervisor dismissive and rude. Felt like we would require a death to even get out of the place. The worst 13 days of our lives. Asked to speak to someone in administration and have yet to get a phone call back, even after two calls requesting a call back. It takes at least three days to rise to the leave of being worthy of a case manager. My father was left 6 days without food and stuck in the bed becoming extremely weak. Then they told us he was too weak for rehab and began pushing for a skilled nursing facility. What a nightmare!

Dirtiest hospital ever. No 9n knows nothing. It took them 30 hours to figure out they aren't…read morequalified.