I had a great experience at HCA Houston Healthcare Conroe. The staff was caring, professional, and…read moreattentive throughout my visit. Everyone took the time to answer my questions and made me feel comfortable. I truly appreciated the quality care and support I received.

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Man the people over at Methodist ER Woodlands kicked ass . From the ER nurses to the Cath lab…read moreeveryone ruled . Funny but the nurse who shaved my meaty thighs was a 30footfall fan and we talked about the show she had just seen at Bad Astronaut Brewing. Then I met Dr Cunningham and his cath lab crew . So I got my probes done while listening to RUSH 2112 . Figured the space sounds would help the probe get to my heart to do its thing . During clean up we talked about rock and roll and they wanted to hear my band some listened to Die Fast . They got to hear Cars and Handsome . So man cool people and rock and roll is everywhere . Thanks To Y'all Tod W

We would like to recognize several exceptional staff members who went above and beyond during my…read morestay. Nurses Adrine, Juan, Heather, and Ian were consistently attentive, compassionate, and professional. They took time to understand the patient, anticipated needs, and made us feel comfortable asking for help at any time. We are also deeply grateful for the excellent care provided by PCAs Melissa, Cheyenne, and Yasmin, as well as Cassidy, the mobility specialist. Their patience, kindness, and dedication made a meaningful difference in my experience. While many staff demonstrated outstanding care, we also experienced serious issues that raised concerns about patient rights and safety, including effective communication, dignity, respectful treatment, pain management, and care in a safe environment. After requesting a different hospitalist, our interaction with Leyla Mehdinasab was distressing. Her approach was aggressive and dismissive, with repeated interruptions and refusal to allow us to voice concerns or change providers. This interaction escalated despite the presence of a patient liaison and the director of nursing. Additionally, during a reaction to morphine, the night nurse, Rina, did not respond promptly when assistance was requested, resulting in a dangerous delay while my oxygen levels dropped. She also administered a nausea medication that had already been proven ineffective, despite being informed that a different medication had worked, causing a return of severe nausea and vomiting. It is clear that Methodist has many excellent, compassionate professionals. However, these experiences highlight the need for accountability and re-education to ensure patient safety, respect, and quality care. We would like to know what steps will be taken to address these concerns and prevent similar situations in the future, and we expect personal apologies from both individuals involved for the lack of appropriate care and professionalism. We tried again and again to speak to the above mentioned individuals, as my daughter was only seeking an apology for the blatant disregard for their own patient bill of rights and to know how these situations would be prevented in the future, but emails have only been met with complete denial of what happened. Apparently the only concern with what happened was the "internal investigation" which didn't take into consideration my daughter's account and the medical ramifications of the reaction to the medicine as well as the lack of response from her nurse at the time. Our family will avoid this hospital at all costs and will warn others.

We had an outstanding experience at St. Luke's Lakeside Hospital. My wife had hip replacement…read moresurgery today, and everything went extremely well with no complications. As her husband, watching someone you love go through surgery can be stressful, but the doctors, nurses, and entire staff gave us tremendous peace of mind. From the moment we arrived, everyone was kind, patient, compassionate, and genuinely attentive to her needs. They took their time, answered all of our questions, and made sure she was comfortable and well cared for. I can't thank the entire team enough for the care they provided to my wife. She is now home recovering, and we are incredibly grateful for everyone who took such great care of her. Thank you, St. Luke's Lakeside, for taking such wonderful care of my wife!

what a cluster F*#k. Doctor sent over order for test. St Luke's claims that because the doctor is…read morenot in their group they need pre-autherization in the form of my medical records. Doctor has faxed them over twice and yet they claim not to have them. Test is scheduled for next week and St Luke's still hasn't contacted the insurance company for authorization. St Luke's used to be good, but have since gone down hill.

This is a great alternative to the emergency room or if you're like me, don't have a primary care…read moredoctor. Great care is given from the receptionist to your doctor. Will visit again.

Down visiting for the Holidays and I had an episode after my regular dialysis treatment. Stopped…read moreint to several other "pop up" ER's I saw and one didn't do what I needed and they the other didn't take my insurance. BOTH had 2+ hour waits as well for customers who weren't even there but had checked in online. Literally NO ONE was in there waiting room. And someone presented with an emergency and they wouldn't take me in ... I had to WAIT. That's CRAP.... so I was headed to a regular Hospital 20 miles away and my brother called and suggested this one... I happened to literally be parked at a light next to it! I had no hopes after the first two places on this same road, coming out of Magnolia headed towards Conroe. But I went in because I was desperate. Tasha greeted me and was actually helping another couple. But saw I was in some distress and called me over, and asked them to sit as the gentleman was just there for a regular appt, no emergency. She got me set up,'signed in and registered, AND it's all online here,'they send all the forms to your phone and you fill them out. It's all PAPERLESS. I sat only about 5 minutes and sat taken back by Summer. She took my BP and temp checked my immediate vitals and had me explain what was going on. I was already in a room! Still doing my forms online. She left and said she'd be back. Upon her return about 20 mins later she tried to get blood which is what I needed to check for an electrolytes imbalance or low blood sugar, etc... and a urinalysis. That also ran a full Pneumonia, Influenza, RSV, and Covid panel as well with nasal swab. She had some issues with my blood. Draw so another nurse named Angela came in and boy do they two of them look similar to me! Anyway she got it and she told me 30-45 minutes for the results. So I played back on the bed and waited. In about 30 minutes I got text saying my discharge paperwork was being prepared. About 3 minutes later Dr Kasper came in. Very nice gentleman. Gave me a full. Physical exam, of heart and lungs etc. he said all my labs were good and my urine as well for a dialysis patient. Thinks maybe I did have a slight electrolyte or low potassium episode but as soon as it happened I did stop and grab a bottle of OJ and start drinking it. Or it may have been low blood sugar. But then the OJ would have helped with that as well and I'm finally seeing him almost 5 hours after it happened, so I'm still a little jittery and feeling anxious inside I tell him and he says he thinks I also had an Adrenaline Rush or DUMP. Because when I happened jumped into action to hurry and. Correct it and he said I do probably still have some of that but I will probably be feeling super tired soon. So they let me out feeling better that nothing was wrong inside. And I did make it home finally, ate for the first time all day and promptly went to sleep for about 3+ hours. Wakes feeling a lot better and HUNGRY. The whole team at the Clinic could not have been more friendly, quick, efficient or helpful. It was raining cats and dogs this day, it was very stressful and unnerving for me, and their professionalism and attention to details and quick care was much appreciated. Especially To Tasha up front who basically helped and so that whole online consent showing me how it worked where to click where to sign etc... because it was all Greek to me!!! Thank you so much for your extra time and care, Tasha... and your smile, . As someone coming in the door already upset, a little scared and in a town they don't live in, she made me so comfortable fright from the start. I even tried to walk out once or twice cuz I wasn't sure they could do what I needed and she was like "no, no, we do it all, you don't have to go. Just let me get you signed in..." if I am ever back here again an need emergency care while visiting Magnolia, this is where I will come.

My Care team Dr O is awesome and my pain management Dr Chai is the best because they truly care…read moreabout patients and their families. The nurses and the people who all keep it running like air should be. We drive here 5 hours away and stay in hotels because you see my husband is on a heart transplant list he's my caregiver and I am his you see I have a really rare cancer called thymoma I've been battling since 2020 and before this one I had beaten thyroid cancer this one has been extremely difficult but God has blessed me by removing making eight tumors in my lungs disappear. I have two new ones they're small I have a strong faith and my husband and I are retired and we all gave a story mine I got during my four tours in Iraq I'm sure . I was permanently injured in Baghdad I came home I couldn't work ever again so I have to say MD Anderson is the best for all of us suffering from Cancer because everybody that works there absolutely cares for all of us Thank you MD Anderson.

MD Anderson, i call it the Chik Fil A of hospitals. Everything from the moment i walk in is focused…read moreon my needs. The staff at any MD Anderson facility is top of their respective fields. I have been a patient at MDA since 2012. i recently did 35 radiation treatments at the Woodlands as i reside in Spring just 10 miles from there. What an amazing group of people. "Always" smiling and on time with my treatments. The way the Woodlands works in unison with the Med center facility is amazing. I have lab/blood work done every 3 months and the results are usually in my chart/phone before i get out of the parking lot. Here is my summary in a nut shell. Why on earth would you trust anyone else with your life. MDA is second to none.They actually made my cancer history! Amen

I just spent five days in St. Luke's Woodlands in Texas The…read moreplaces immaculate the staff is so incredibly kind. I can't say enough about them. From the ER to being in my private room, a beautiful large room with an incredible picture window. I wanted to adopt all of my nurses and staff Be kind when you are in the hospital pay attention to what they are doing. They are run, ragged shorthanded, and never seem to stop running to take care of us. They do it with a smile on their face they find time for you even though they don't have any time. By the way, the food was incredible. I had the option to order different if I wanted to, but the everyday regular meal was so good. I never bothered to try the side menu. Be aware if there's any chance of you falling because of a medical issue, they are gonna watch you extra. Lol I thought they were kidding about not getting out of bed until I put my foot on the floor. My bathroom was about 3 feet away and yes, I had to fix a sock and I was going to try to get to the bathroom on my own. Next thing you know, I had red lights flashing, and a fire alarm sound a very loud one. They aren't kidding. They have to arm and disarm your bed before you can get out of it. It's for our safety of taken several bad falls before they weren't gonna let me do it on their watch. I felt like I was in a hotel. It was so nice even the wall color was pretty. I'm not happy with some of the management and some things that were done and the way they were handled. Remember to be your own ADVOCATE. That being said, though, remember your nurses and other stuff, including the people that deliver your food, I had some of the cheeriest and kindest people from that area as well. I had one young lady while I was still in the ER room come in one morning. She had a voice like a beautiful bird so nice to wake up to. Thank you is not enough to say to these great people. If you are near The Woodlands in Texas and especially if you need a Heart hospital, this is the place to go

Great care and followup received for my surgery. Competent doctors and staff. Very pleased!read more

Extremely slow, lack of communication and zero urgency. Skip this spot unless you have 10 hours to…read morewaste.

This is my go to ER, and yes, I have to have one ‍. They are always considerate and take great…read morecare. Sometimes, even when they're almost empty, they can take a while, but significantly quicker than a hospital ER. Only complaint, their SPIDER infestation. Mentioned this last time, it has not been remedied. Rooms themselves are clean, though!

My mother recently had wrist surgery at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center under the…read morecare of Dr. Saucedo, and I felt compelled to share her experience because she has not stopped talking about it--in the best way. From her initial consultation to pre-op, the day of surgery, and even her post-op visits, she consistently felt cared for, safe, and fully informed. She was understandably nervous going into surgery, but the entire team took their time answering every question and making sure she was comfortable every step of the way. What stood out most to her was the professionalism and genuine bedside manner of everyone involved. It wasn't just about the procedure--it was about how they made her feel throughout the entire process. That kind of care is rare, and it made all the difference. It's been a few weeks since her surgery (mid-March), and she is still talking about how wonderful her experience was. That says everything. Huge kudos to Dr. Saucedo and his team for delivering not just excellent medical care, but an experience that truly put my mother at ease.

Can't say enough good stuff about our experience here, from the pre-op registration and lab testing…read moreto the day of surgery, overnight stay, and release, it was a perfect experience. My wife had a malignant melanoma that needed prompt removal and her oncologist was able to get her surgery scheduled sooner than we had thought possible. As we were at the doctors office for an exam, she was able to get my wife in for the pre-op review and testing. We live about an hour away so this really helped as we would not need to do another trip over to The Woodlands, other than for the day of surgery. We arrived super early on the morning of surgery, the check in was easy and in no time my wife and I went back to the room where she would get ready. Everything at this hospital looks so new and clean, it really made us feel comfortable, even though my wife was there for surgery! I waited in the large surgery center waiting area, it was very comfortable and plenty of room for everyone to spread out. They have a piano in the lobby that plays remotely with no one at the keyboard, the music was so relaxing! After surgery, my wife was admitted to the hospital for overnight observation and we were able to leave the next day. She even felt the food was very good which says a lot as for most hospitals, meals are not usually well received. The nurses were so friendly and helpful and the room was quite large and spotlessly clean. I hope those reading this review never need to go have surgery but if you do, you should try to go here!

I arrived last Friday with Gastro issues and was seen by Dr within 30 minutes. Before leaving my…read morevitals were checked and my BP was 206/87 then progressed to 218/86 with pulse of 49. They acted immediately upon my consent and admitted me. I received wonderful care and was released today with new meds. It was a wonderful experience under stressful situation and thank everyone in the ER and third floor. I was in room C355.

They fixed what Harris County said never happened. Ben Taub discharged me from the ER saying there…read morewas nothing wrong with me and left me to die at home. After 6 days of a fever, a distended abdomen, and the complete inability to hold down food, family from The Woodlands loaded me into a truck and brought me to safety. St. Luke's had me in front of a doctor within an hour of arrival. I had surgery the next morning.

Horrible experience! Every nurse & doctor we encountered treated us poorly and like we were…read moreannoying. They all but rolled their eyes when we asked for updates on wait times or what the plan. My daughter sliced her finger deeply and the urgent care sent us to the ER. The ER had us wait 3 hours before admitting us to a room & then the Dr saw us once & then ignored us for 3 HOURS! After we began to ask more frequently for an update on what the plan was for her finger (the nurses were so rude!!) a very loud & unkind Dr came in to wake her up, unbandage her finger and PUT ON A BANDAID ON IT. THATS IT. They had looked at her finger like 3 times before this and never once said "let's put a bandaid on it and save you the time." I have children at home. They made us wait 6-7 hours while being incredibly rude and then PUT A BANDAID on it. I am speechless. I have never NEVER NEVER been treated so poorly by the staff. And guess what. Now they're probably going to try to send us a bill for sitting in the ER bed! This hospital needs major help.

Went in for my son, he was having trouble breathing due to so much snot, we got there at 8pm and…read moreended up leaving at 12:50 without seeing anyone because at that point we could've been doing more for him in the past 5 hours. I was also told we couldn't wait with him outside till I got a text to go in because they can't "wait for us", having an infant and spending 5 hours in the emergency room is insane and could've just made him more sick then he was to begin with. I think it's ridiculous how the staff just sits behind the counter on their phones doing nothing while people are waiting to be helped. And here's a video I took of a baby that was screaming crying (for like 10 minutes) and none of the staff said anything and she just ended up leaving.