After a 2 hr. wait in ER with severe zingers in my back, I was finally seen. The techs were very…read morehelpful in keeping my therabeads heated for me during the wait. Kudos to them. I feel though compassion is lacking & I was treated as a drug seeker. This was my 3rd time in ER in a week for severe pain. I was given a "quick fix" & sent home again. They no longer provide medication after you go home so you are back to square one & returning again & again. I am aware they have regulations against giving opioids but look at my history of back pain. I am certainly not seeking drugs, my goal is to dissipate the pain. I know they are extremely busy but I didn't like being treated as an object & not as a human being. I think something needs to be done to bring back good old nursing care & compassion.

The ER is a great place to be treated for emergent needs, however, it's not a place to go when you…read morewant a fix to a longer term issue. If you want that type of care go see your primary Doctor or a specialist, this doesn't mean the Blessing ER isn't a good place for treatment it just means expecting to be treated in a way that will get you by UNTIL you see your PRIMARY doctor. the ER staff ARE NOT your PRIMARY DOCTOR so don't keep visiting expecting them to be.

Dr. Petty and his staff are wonderful service. I have surgery today and after two previous visits I…read morefeel very confident. The Medical group are prompt, friendly, and courteous. This type of professionalism and compassion is not easily found in today's world.

From the owner: At Quincy Medical Group, healthcare is more than an appointment; it’s a connection. We aren’t just…read moreyour providers, we’re your neighbors. With faces you recognize and hands you trust, we’re proud to care for people and families we know. Because we’re more than a clinic—we’re part of the community. Since 1937, our physician-led, multi-specialty group has grown alongside the tri-state area. Today, we offer access to more than 35 medical and surgical specialties, ranging from primary care to advanced specialty services. With over 170 doctors and advanced practice providers serving more than 12 communities, we are honored to care for local families spanning generations.

Be careful with Dr. Hough if he tries to give you a fentanyl prescription after you tell him you're…read morenot in pain. Also keep an eye on your bill. I called the financial office and left a message but still haven't gotten a call back. They sent me an original bill but later increased it after I filed a grievance with risk management. I've also had several of my questions to risk management and the patient advocate go unanswered. You should drive further to another ER if you have to. Your life will be in better hands. It might be called Blessings Hospital but there aren't many blessings I can count that hospital bestowed on me.

2nd time we've had labs done here on orders from an out of town dr. and every time Blessing fails…read moreto send the results to the ordering dr. They also do not know why the results are not sent. The answer is always that "another department does that" but they also can't answer who that is or where to send you for answers. What???? You're better off driving out of town and doing the test anyway. You'll save yourself a lot of grief. Now the answer is their fax machine system will be changed in March and things will get better. What's really scary is that in the Spring of this year, Blessing lab actually threw away my husband's lung biopsy material because they didn't know what to do with it instead of just asking the physician who ordered it. Yep....had to do the biopsy again.

The Er Drs Nurses is always friendly and helpful, for the most part quick to at least get in and…read moreget a room

All events mentioned occurred between October 30, 2018 and November 14, 2018…read more Blessing Hospital is a joke. They are supposed to be the best in the area... but they're not! I checked myself in for psychiatric help. The social worker in the ER named Sarah was terrible. She wanted to transfer me to a facility three hours away from this area. I was perfectly fine with being transferred but the only request I made was for her to ensure that I had a guaranteed way home. I didn't think this was too much to ask for. I didn't want to go to this facility, receive treatment and h buoyed away from anyone without a way to get home. I finally fell asleep and only got to sleep for 30 minutes before she woke me up to speak with the workers at the facility she wanted to transfer me to. The facility said they could not ensure that I would have a way home.. I told them I didn't want to go there if I didn't have a way home. The social worker named Sarah told me she was going to get me listed as involuntary admission and I could potentially be sent to a facility north of Chicago. I wasn't trying to fight her. I knew I needed psych help. That's why I checked myself in and I honestly didn't think I was being unreasonable by wanting a guaranteed way home. I suggested multiple facilities in Iowa and Missouri. Sarah informed me that she doesn't typically call those states. It would be much easier to find a way home if I'm only and hour and a half from home instead of three plus hours. Sarah refused to call anyone else and she told me that I would just wait at blessing until they discharged people from upstairs. I get it that they were at capacity but she did not handle the situation in a professional manner. I also understand that she's human and people have bad days, etc but there's no excuse for how she treated me while I was there. After a day and a half in an unventilated ER psych room I finally got to go upstairs and start receiving treatment. My experience once I got to the unit was okay. At the time of my hospitalization, I was expecting a child. The workers in the APS part of the psych unit constantly brought my unborn child up. One morning they woke me up at 5 a.m. and told me that I needed to let them draw blood because they were running tests. I was still half asleep and struggling to wake up. The nurse kept bringing my unborn child up. I asked her to stop doing so. I told her I was in the hospital to receive care for my psychiatric health and not for the health of my unborn child. SHE CONTINUED TO MENTION MY BABY NONSTOP. The last day of my stay in the psych ward was uneventful and I finally got to go home. Dr. Sanchez was wonderful. The next series of events are unrelated to the psychiatric visit but they also occurred at blessing hospital. Three days after I got out of the hospital I went to the emergency room for what I thought was an allergic reaction to latex. The female doctor named Ashley Martin did a pelvic exam on me with a metal speculum. She wasn't paying attention and rammed the device into the space between my vagina and rectum, which ripped it open. She then proceeded to put the speculum in the correct spot to do her examination. I asked her to stop shoving it in farther and she just rammed it in even more. They told me it was a yeast infection and sent me home with montistat 7. I returned two days later because the pain was out of control. I still couldn't sit or sleep in a bed. They gave me a shot of Rocephin, some antibiotics and something for pain. I told them I had an empty stomach and I knew from previous experience they taking hydrocodone on an empty stomach can (and usually does for me!) cause vomiting. I asked for something light so I could keep it down. They "forgot" to give me something to eat and I had to take the pain medication when they administered it. I started vomiting within 10-15 minutes and did so at least 3 times per hour for the next six hours. The only helpful people at this hospital are an RN named Eric and an NP named Kenton Snyder and, Dr. Sanchez. Stay away from blessing hospital if you can!

I am thrilled that Blessing has some really great docs. Dr. Bessay,Dr. Reddy Dr. Sumana and Dr…read more Smith.Also great job to Dr. Bozdech.Dr. Stewart and Doctor Gold...now let's give them the support they need.

Words cannot describe how dissapointed am with Dr. Dunn for terminating on the eve of my only…read moresisters wedding day for "missing an appointment" that I can prove was not an appointment and for being "verbally abusive" to the people taking my test, (even though i was just explaining I couldn't urinate as politely as I could) btw test came back fine and I actually had an appointment 5 days after this happend and Dr. Dunn said nothing about any problem until the next week when I called back to complain about a hippa violation. Then his all female staff banded together and told him I was abusive verbally to them and I had to be terminated. Huh? Funny. But the real kicker is that HE KNEW HE WAS GOING TO TERMINATE ME AND SIGNED THE LETTER...and waited and planned it to perfectly come on the eve of my SISTER'S WEDDING! AND RUINED IT FOR ME! I HAD TOLD HIM MANY TIMES THIS WAS COMING UP AND HE CONCIOUSLY DID ANSWER BACK so he was told but claims that I am making up stories and LIES ABOUT HIM. BLESSING HOSPITAL HAS CREATED SUCH A MONOPOLY IN THIS TOWN THAT THEY CAN GET AWAY WITH THIS BEHAVIOR UNJUSTIFIED! WE NEED TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT BLESSING SYSTEM BECAUSE THEY HAVE BECOME TOO BIG TO DO ANY WRONG IN THIS TOWN WITH DIRE CONSEQUENCE.

Gave 1 star because I HAD to. Physical therapy called me and made appointment, due to weather I had…read moreto reschedule. When rescheduling was told since I didn't have a provider at QMG I couldn't been seen there. Even though in the state of IL you don't need a referral for a physical therapist. Then was told it was my insurance, even after I spoke with insurance and there would be no issue paying for PT. QMG is becoming a joke!

My wife and I are in the process of transferring all of our medical services to QMG. We found that…read morethe providers, doctors and staff, are excellent . Lately, we have had an occasion to request medical information be transferred to a specialist doctor at a different provider. We were surprised to find out that it would cost up to $60 to transfer data of past treatment to a different Medical establishment. ​ Apparently QMG has contracted with an organization to handle these requests . I would give them one star if it weren't for the quality of staff that they have.

My Dad was referred to BWC for a toe debridment, Dr. Timothy Smith suggested angioplasty to improve…read moreblood flow and toe amputation at the same time, following the amputation of his 5th toe, he developed infection, Dr. Smith prescribed an oral antibiotic (cephalexon) to treat the infection, after a weeks prescription, it was getting worse so we returned to the ER where he was admitted for IV antibiotics, we lost 10 days using the wrong antibiotics to treat his infection, after wound cultures were done we found out he had MRSA, now the dead tissue and wound are on his foot rather than his toe alone, and Dr. Smith wants to amputate below the knee, he has never mentioned a second attempt at fixing the blood flow, or grafting, he only used the diamondback procedure, he cannot be bothered to try stenting or bypass surgery, he just wants to take the leg below the knee, we trusted his opinion on the toe amputation, had we not, my dad would be able to walk and work, he is now homebound this is all 5 weeks after the toe amputation, we are forced to get a second opinion while doing at home IV antibiotics, this doctor has no idea about modern protocol to treat wounds and he could not even be bothered to see my Dad while hospitalized literally 200 ft. From his office. I am so done with this Doctor, please take your loved one elsewhere!

"0" STARS WOULD BE MORE APPROPRIATE.  THIS IS A MEDICAL MALPRACTICE ALERT!  My husband ended up…read morehaving a BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION due to the BWC's (Blessing Wound Center's) failure to diagnose and treat him according to established protocol.  My husband was diagnosed with a bone infection in October 2016.  Dr. Timothy Smith, Vascular Surgeon performed the bone infection surgery at Blessing Hospital in Quincy.  Almost immediately, my husband found himself under the regular care of the BWC because his wound would not heal.  This went on for approximately two years, his foot had turned black, and his calf also turned black and bone fragments were coming out of his foot at the wound site.  Still, no one at the BWC was concerned or trained well enough to follow established medical protocol and culture his wound to determine if there was a bone infection.  While he was given antibiotics on several occasions, they were not the correct antibiotics for his bone infection.  Over an approximate two-year period, the BWC failed to diagnose him, failed to order an MRI and other diagnostic testing, failed to treat him according to established protocol and also failed to refer him to a doctor that would be able to treat him; this is MEDICAL MALPRACTICE.  About six months before my husband had his AMPUTATION, I spoke with Dr. Duane Hanzel about an amputation and he advised us against it.  He denied this after my husband's amputation, even though the medical record states that he would speak with Dr. Timothy Smith about an amputation, however, we were never advised of this, we learned this when we obtained the medical records. I finally lost all faith in Dr. Duane Hanzel at the BWC and took my husband to an infectious disease doctor and an orthopedic surgeon in Iowa.  The infectious disease doctor advised that he must be admitted immediately because bone infections can only be treated with strong antibiotics administered by IV; over a two-year period, the BWC never knew he had a bone infection after the surgery to remove it so they never treated him for a bone infection.  According to the diagnostic testing, it appears that the bone infection moved from the great toe to the other side of the foot.  My husband ended up having a BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION due to the gross negligence of these doctors and the BWC when he only started out with a bone infection in his great toe.  You can't tell it from these photos but my husband could have been a foot model before he fell into the inept hands of the BWC.