This hospital has more patients than it can handle but I commend the job they are doing. They have…read morelined the ER hallways with beds and chairs which isn't ideal, but allows them to keep seeing people. Wait times are long but the staff is doing the best they can. They don't divert people so the ambulances, med flights, and ER walk ins keep coming. Nurses, PAs, Residents, and doctors were all great. Some of the NAs could use a little bed side manner, but I know they are probably worn out from the high volume. Thank you for taking great care of concord

For the most part the Doctors and Nurses are awesome But some of the people who answer the phone…read moreare rude and disrespectful,I had a situation with my heart,First of all my name is Lawrence McClosky and my heart Doctor is awesome its the rude lady's who answer the phone and Police the calls and appointments like they decide who you talk to and when you see them,Concord Hospital has a Monopoly on the health care in New Hampshire,Which takes away my choice....My heart keeps going in and out of A-Fib and because this is a serious concern, When I try to schedule an appointment,One that is sooner than later I am put off for a month or two....This is crazy....

I am 74 years old and I was a patient at this horror place when I was 13. They were cockroaches in…read moreour food I saw an epileptic girl left on the floor during a seizure and the staff was downright cruel.

Boo to the government for cutting funding on this state psychiatric hospital. Many units are…read moreclosing or merging due to budget cuts so now they are down to around to a 150 patient capacity or so. The hospital monitors and treats patients (from pedi to geri) and most are acute cases. It's a bit outdated (technologically and aesthetically), but the staff is experienced.

I went to the Concord podiatry location for help with a foot problem. The doctor was dismissive of…read moremy issue and essentially ignored questions about alternative treatments. In a rush he spilled the contents of a sterilized package on the floor, and left them there during my brief treatment. He was brusque and rushed, and seemingly impatient to conclude the visit. Certainly not what I expected of the D-H organization.

If you go in for your preventative, yearly physical and they make any adjustments to your meds…read more.. they will code it so you have to pay out of pocket. Other Dartmouth Health locations do not do this. Complete money grab and passes cost to the consumer.

Save yourself injury, chronic pain and suffering. I got injured by a physical therapist at this…read morelocation. No one took accountability for their actions. Practice manager backed up the therapist who performed unnecessary manipulation on me and caused an injury. I will not recommend this practice to anyone. Irresponsible, poorly trained and unethical therapists are employed here. Go somewhere else to get treated but not here!

My son treated at the Wound Healing Center following an accident. We had several visits with all…read moreof the providers over a 3 month period. The staff is kind, compassionate and always on schedule. The care he received was exceptional, and the outcome of his injury is proof. We highly recommend the Wound Healing Center.

From the owner: Focused care for difficult to heal wounds in all patients, from children to frail elders. Also…read moreoffers hyperbaric oxygen therapy for specialized indications. Physician directed by Dr. Duane Dietz, who has over 17 yrs of experience in wound care & hyperbaric medicine. Board Certified and re-Certified in Hyperbaric Medicine, he is only one of 4 physicians in NH so credentialed. He recently joined the staff at Concord Hospital from TX, where he was Medical Director of a hospital based wound center there, in the San Antonio metro area. He joins Dr. Joseph Snow, who was named "Top Doc" in Wound Care in 2011,2012 and 2014, by New Hampshire Magazine. Dr. Snow was the initial physician at the WHC in Concord, when we opened in 2005. Dr. Snow is also Board Certified in Hyperbaric Medicine. While most Hyperbaric Centers in Northern NE do not have a physician Board Certified, Concord has two! Dr. Snow is also wound care certified by the American Board of Wound Management. We were joined in 2014 by Dr. Robert Zahn. Dr. Zahn is also wound care certifed, CWS-P, by the American Board of Wound Management and trained in Hyperbaric Medicine. Associate providers include a wound care certified Nurse Practitioner, Christine DiGeronimo, APRN, CWCN and Hailey Paige, PA-C. All the full time RNs working in the department are also wound care certified. The WHC was the 1st center in Northern NE to be accredited by the UHMS in March 2013. Ask, if choosing where to get your HBO, if they are accredited!

Recently had a life saving radical prostatectomy at this hospital / unit and will give it 5 stars…read morejust on the skill of Dr Santis alone. But when you add in the amazing futuristic equipment that was used in this procedure - the DaVinci robotic computer assisted laparoscopic surgical machine, it was far beyond 5 stars. Given the fact that a cancerous organ was removed from me and I went home the next day, yeah, I was to say the least, blown away. The stay at Concord Hospital and the staff on the 6th floor surgery wing was also 5 star. If your Doc tells you you have a positive biopsy, this is an excellent choice.

Just had my appointment with Sarah Depelteau. What a wonderful experience that was! She really…read morelistened to my concerns. I got a feeling that she really cared about her patients. She presented me with multiple treatment options and let me decide on the right treatment for me.

Quality of staff has plummeted. I was one of the first patients at this practice and I but am now…read moreleaving as are other family members.