Finished up with a radiology appointment this morning and walked away feeling very well taken care of! ( the front receptionist lead me to all I needed to locate, very courteous!) The check in desk helped with my online portal, updating my personal info. Saved me a great deal of time. The lady (Tara) who was my radiology dept. ~mammograms' ~ "fun" went way above and beyond with explaining things about family history (mom's side) . I even treated myself to a fabulous gift before leaving, in the gift shop. Thank you for a great experience! Not the hum drum of health cares. Very great staff. Sherri Chamberlin read more

this place is trash! the nurses have poor attitudes and the doctor told me they don't try and figure out the issue they just get people better so they can be discharged. I said this is a hospital not the emergency room and we need to figure out why these issues are happening with the patient. why should I have to ask a doctor to find out what's wrong with my loved one? the E. R has amazing CNAs but the RNs are rude and less than helpful. the ER docs are not through and they disregard hospital transfer requests im guessing so they can generate revenue while they pretend to be treating people. the social workers are curt and always in a rush so no time to answer questions and no time to add the documents you provide to patient accounts. if you care about your family members do not take the to this hospital!!! read more

My daughter was in a car accident on 12-21-25. Im from LA Crosse Wisconsin. It took me approximately 2 1/2 hours to get to her. When I got there my first impression was not good. A nurse came in her room looked at her wound, poked at it and rolled her eyes when my daughter said it hurt. Then about 2 hr hours later a different nurse came in and said they will be getting her discharge papers. Lol my daughter asked about the stitches the doctor said she needed, all the nurse said was that has not been done yet then left. Then another 1 1/2 hours passed and the doctor came in with another doctor witch she has a very bad attitude with my daughter. They both left Then the younger doctor came back in to do the stitches and said she wanted her to get some pain meds before we could leave. Within a 15 min time period a nurse came back in the could not even read the discharge notes without making mistakes and had to reread them, while that one was reading another nurse was VERY aggressive with helping my daughter get dressed. Then we were told we could not be in that room anymore and we needed to go to the waiting room and wait there. I asked about pain meds and she snapped at me and said she dont need any then left. She came back about 10 min later with pain meds. I will be looking into the bigger hospital that this high price bandage factory works under and complain. My personal opinion everyone there needs to be replaced they dont care about people only a pay check. There was more that happened before I got there and some small things when I was there that I can't remember except I no this place is worthless By the way we called and talked to patient advocate and they dont care about the patient either. This is just a worthless place. So sad that the people in that town have to go to this place. read more

The doctor I saw was great. The office staff are awful, so awful that I would leave zero stars in possible. They will promise things that can't be delivered and then blame you when they can't follow through on their promises. When called on it, they get rude and snappy. And unfortunately, it's not possible to message my doctor through the portal (another issue), so the only way to get to you doctor is via the crappy staff. read more

trauma If you go here with a arm that has been cut off they will not give pain meds. Avoid this place if you don't want to be in pain, I don't know what goes on here but there are people that are incredibly rude. read more

9/28/23- Entered E.R. to be seen for extreme chest pain. Triage nurse PAM started her assessment on me. I was visibly in excruciating pain & was crying. When I was asked to sign a consent to be treated, I quickly scribbled my name as to hurry the process along. PAM showed no urgency nor compassion to my situation. The bizarre thing was her saying very sternly 'REALLY'?! to my signature. Floored she even spoke to me like that, I told her she don't talk to me in manner. PAM proceeded to take my temperature and when it was done, I went to hand it to her and she snatched it real hard out if my hand. At this point I had enough. I told her I was going to report her. She stated 'is that a threat?'. I asked her what her name is and she said you don't need to know that. I said oh I do because they need to fire your a$% you're extremely rude, unprofessional!!! I asked to give get someone else I'm not dealing with her any longer I needed to be seen and here I am arguing with someone definitely doesn't fit the description of a triage nurse. PAM had no perquisite degree of urgency, nor was she in any sense of the title an "a emergency care specialist ". What a horrific experience I went through when all I wanted was help. I felt even worse after that. read more

If I could give zero stars I would but I had to do at least one. My wife just went to the emergency room to get her stitches on her hand taken out. Now mind you this is my wife's first time having stitches so she had no idea what to expect. She still has some numbness at the tip of her thumb as the laceration is at the base of her thumb. So she mentions this to her nurse and says she still has a little pain in her thumb and she still cant move it a certain way and asks her nurse if she has any restrictions for work because she is scheduled to work tonight. The nurse said your hand looks fine, I'm going to take the stitches out. So my wife says ok... then can you sign my paper that says I can go back to work. The nurse says I'm just here to take your stitches out. My wife said well I need someone to sign my paper for work. The nurse then proceeds to draw an arrow on the paper. My wife said my work will not accept this, I need a signature, so the nurse says the most I can do is sign my name. Like yes, that's what my wife has been trying to ask you. Finally signs the paper and leaves the room. If this is how beloit hospital trains its medical staff to talk to and treat patients like this, I pray I never have a medical emergency in Beloit. The way my wife was treated like she was dumb for asking questions about her stitches is completely unacceptable. Being a nurse and working with the public every day, you need to do better. Beloit Hospital will be my last resort from now on. read more

This would not have been my first choice to have my mom have surgery. The hospital seemed very archaic in terms of overall appearance and equipment. She came on her own to the ER from the walk in. The doctor was very informative but there seems to be no communication between the staff. read more

I would suggest finding another place to find care. 30 min ER visiting cost $1400 ($800 by the hospital $600 by the doctor). No tests were run. "Insurance" picked up $400. It's a joke. Actually a scam. read more

Rude, obnoxious delivery room nurses who act annoyed when you ask for an update on a patient. Put yourself in the family's shoes and treat people the way you would want to be treated. Hopefully the next time my family has a baby they chose Janesville or Madison. read more

Took my son to the ER at Beloit Memorial Hospital. He had been throwing up every couple of minutes for hours. We checked in, he had his puke bucket and we waited in wait area to be called. Right after us a couple came in the guy in a wheelchair. He stated he had tested positive for covid but his symptoms were getting worse. So where did they put him?? RIGHT IN THE WAITING AREA! My son was getting increasingly cold and couldn't stop shaking so I requested a heated blanket at the reception area. Was told they would ask a nurse when available. 20 minutes went by - nothing. So a nurse came out from the er to talk to someone about personal stuff so I asked her if she could get me a heated blanket as my son could not stop shivering. Her response "We don't bring heated blankets out to the er waiting area because then everyone would want one. UM OK??? So we still sat there, finally a young mom came out of the back with a newborn and said she had been waiting for over an hour and her baby was getting worse that she was taking her elsewhere. By then I had told my son we were going to Janesville. A week later we received a letter for Sharon Cox who is the Vice President of Beloit Health System apologizing saying the ER was extremely busy, yet nurses could stand around talking. It also stated that if I had any questions or concerns to give her a call. So I called and the secretary who answered the phone said she was on another call and asked what I was calling about. I told her about the letter and she stated oh we send several of those letters out every day. I left my name and number and said if Sharon wanted to contact me and listen to my complaint I would make myself available. Guess what? She never called. We will NEVER deal with Beloit Health System again, we will drive farter to get quality care as this isn't even bare minimum care. read more

Was transported their from north point immediate care with chest pains . In the ER for 4 hours with testing and waiting on results. One CNA was amazing. The other was rude and rough with me. Nurses were nice. I saw the doctor once, then never came back to explain my discharge, still didn't feel right but was sent home anyway. I had ekg pads all over me and was left to remove them all myself. No one came back to check on me after I got my discharge papers so I got dressed and we left. I WILL NOT go back there. We will find another hospital that excepts our insurance. read more