Everyone there is nice and friendly and very helpful and they listen to your concerns and what's going on with you and tries to help you

My disabled brother was brought into ER on Wednesday. Hes non verbal and has CP. He was admitted and treated for 4 days. Every single staff member treated him with dignity, respect and provided excellent care. While I was not the patient, but stayed with him the full time, the staff also often asked if I needed anything. I would definitely head to Doctors Hospital again if the need arose read more

A year later and I am still in pain. Foot is still hurting and hasn't regained normal color. Still looks bruised. I didn't follow through with the complaint about my ER visit. I had a complete breakdown because of my mental health. A injured foot and a year later still no better. Struggling with daily activities. Can't wear shoes still without the consequence of pain. I have followed up with my primary Doctor but never went to see a foot doctor because of the fact that I have no Insurance I felt I got treated unfairly. I have a medical bill for several places because of this injury and I cannot afford to pay it. I got some help funding coverage but it did not pay x-rays or any imaging. read more

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On 07/22/2026 (~12:30 PM), I visited Doctors Hospital ER in Evans after a ladder fall causing head trauma and severe leg injuries. Dr. Todd C. Hanna publicly examined me at the nurse's station, roughly grabbing my head and rotating my injured leg while I screamed in pain. He initially refused imaging, claiming his experience showed no broken bones. After I repeatedly insisted on a head scan, he ordered it but refused to review the results with me, rudely telling staff I "had a hard head." I received zero concussion protocols and was given pediatric discharge papers. This care was dismissive, negligent, and unacceptable. read more

Care Quality could improve. He was bruised from head to toe. Some from IV's , true. But others........? read more

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I had a unique experience of frostbite before I left on a trip to Macon, GA from Cincinnati. We had -15 degree weather and I was taking our trash and recyclables and slipped on ice. I grabbed the aluminum bar with bare hands to pull up but my shoulder was hurting and held on too long. I had a business trip to Macon as a Global Market Manager and went on the trip. I noticed in Atlanta my fingers were very swollen and turning purple. I knew I had to go to the emergency room or things could get worse. I went to Atrium in Warmers Robbins and they told me I need to go to Doctors in Augusta. They set everything up and I arrived and had surgery the next day by Dr. Homesombath. The nurses and care was beyond excellent. Dr. Homesombath save my fingers. They are beautiful now. I am a guitar player and needed my fingers. Thank you to everyone for such beautiful care. Mel read more

Nurses sit up here don't get nothing done. They be at the nurse station just talking and yapping. When I do call for help on the red button and I'm in pain, it takes them an hour or hour and 30 minutes or even two hours to come in my room. Communication is terrible at this hospital between the nurses. Nurses are just here to get by through the day. I don't think these nurses actually care about patients or what they need my experience here been terrible. read more

This place is terrible. Currently waiting for tje bed alarm to be turned off and its been over 30 minutes. I asked for assistance to get up to use the restroom, coold no longer wait. Got up and was in the bathroom for at least 15 minutes. Alarm still going off and no one helped me! I called the nurse's station again to ask for someone to turn it off ans they still haven't come. They need to hire more help. Haven't seen a cna or nurse in over 3 hours. My family has helped me as much as they could today but they had to leave. Care is terrible. I can hear the staff at the nurses station laughing and yet thr bed alarm is still going off. I feel sorry for the people who can't talk or have no family. Skin issues have to be a problem here and getting any type of assistance seems impossible read more

The staff for my pre-op were very helpful and caring, I love that the process didn't take long and they allowed me to ask all the questions I wanted to! I would recommend them to anyone who needs assistance with their health care needs. read more

If I could give this ER a 0, I would. I brought my mother into the ER, and while the triage team was great (super friendly, put her at ease, etc...), once she got to an actual bay it went downhill. The nurse assigned to her only came over once to draw more labs. It wasn't until Sherell came and asked if we were good. I told her no, and she made sure to come and let me know the doctor was almost done with another patient. The doctor was great, explained everything.... read more

I have had to stay in Doctors Wound and Burn center 3 times now, and I can honestly say, with the exception of a few grumpy nurses, the care is phenomenal! My husband recently had day surgery, and he was very well taken care of. Shall we discuss parking for the Wound clinic? Or the lack of. Valet parking is available, though. read more

My husband was admitted to the emergency department on Sunday afternoon with an infected feeding tube site. He died the next Saturday in icu of respiratory failure. He spent 2 DAYS in a chaotic, unclean, environment with little done to address his problem in the ER. Meanwhile, the infection spread, he became septic, and had to be put on 100% oxygen to breathe. I was told that his only option was a ventilator for the rest of his life. His advanced directive denied that course of action, so the family gathered as this most wonderful man left this life too soon. Had he NOT languished in that ER. Had his original problem been addressed in a timely manner. Had ANYONE in that ER taken a moment to treat him, he'd still be here, enjoying his grands, great grands, the lake, and his wife of 48 years. read more

I recently had an ER visit for excruciating pain in the knee. Things started out OK, but steadily went downhill. I was triaged in the waiting room by physician. he was very nice and seemed very knowledgeable. We talked about being on blood thinners for history of blood clots. He decided to order a Doppler study to rule out any blood clots. It wasn't Long before a radiologist technologist come to take me to the back to do an x-ray. She was exceptional doing everything she could to obtain x-ray safely while trying to prevent as much pain as possible. Once returned to the waiting room, the vascular technician brought me to the back to do a Doppler study. She too gave exceptional care. Upon seeing excruciating pain I was in with any type of movement, she took it upon herself to call the ER and try to get me in a bed. I was transferred to ER . This is where the exceptional care ended. My family remain in the waiting room and was told she Would be allowed to come back a little later. I assumed I would be getting something for pain As this is what I was told during triage. The staff was not interested in going over my meds, and I was left on the stretcher in the little cubicle call light was hung on the wall curtains are drawn for privacy. I finally text my sister and told her she should come on back. with my sister arriving to the back, I asked her to find the nurses called light. I requested something for pain. The pain medication never arrived. My sister went to the nurses station and requested pain medication for me. She was informed you have to ask her nurse. Long story short, the nurse she spoke to was indeed my nurse.The physician arrived later to discuss results and again promised pain med. Upon discharge, I was giving pain medication prior to leaving along with prescriptions. A young lady arrived with a wheelchair that had no foot rest or brakes. I had to keep reminding her that to move my leg. It had to be done very slowly. I was brought to the ER exit and my sister went to get the car and I was told just leave the wheelchair here. prescriptions were filled and medication was taken as directed. The medication seem to be helping unfortunately the one I received at the hospital and one of the prescriptions for home were contraindicated due to my being on blood thinners. End result I had to go to another emergency room several days later Because I was bleeding. I truly expected better care! read more

I primarily came here to deliver my baby. I can't say I loved my experience. My actual labor and delivery nurse wasn't my favorite and she disappeared once my baby was out. In her place, two other labor and delivery nurses came to help me recover and get situated to head over to the postpartum unit and they were absolutely wonderful. I wish they instead had been my intake nurse. My postpartum nurses left a lot to be desired. I only liked one out of the several nurses who came by. Most were dismissive and rude, and I felt like I had nobody in my corner when it came to certain issues. I was forced to stay another night because of the pediatrician even though my OB said I was cleared and there was no real concern with my baby. There was no complication with my baby at all, but due to the time she was born and the pediatrician being "old school" we had to stay. Nobody helped advocate for me and my baby to leave which is frustrating when you have other kids at home. The whole experience left a lot to be desired here. read more

I dislocated my shoulder popped it back it my self and I went to doctors hospital told them as to what happened to me and they left me sitting in the lobby for 6 hours than finally put me in a sling than gave me ibuprofen said I didn't dislocated it that they could have seen that I may have Torn my rotator cuff gave me a referral to a orthopedic doctor I went to the next day the dr said I did in fact dislocate it that night and I actually did it again while I was sleeping because I didn't pop it back in properly. I was extremely tired finally leaving for home, and my face was so red from crying so much but have to try and tough it out right? read more

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Would leave no stars if i could. We will be filing a complaint tomorrow morning. Also i'm shocked about how many people were allowed in a ER without having to wear mask. No covid screenings. No temp checks at the entrance of the building. I'm not from here and just surprised at the lack of professionalism and how they do not do any sort of precautions for covid. Also after waiting for over 2 hours we got refused service won't be leaving anymore details . don't waste your time coming here i only came it was the only place opened and ended up not getting seen. read more

The Women's Diagnostic Center is top notch. Everyone I interacted with has a great attitude. They seemed to understand their individual jobs. They all also seem to care a great deal about their patients. I was treated with dignity and respect. The ultrasound tech even hugged me before I left. read more

Pretty good hospital, mostly good to say about for myelf and my late mon! Most employees were polite and knew their jobs!

I was humiliated, embarrassed, and offended before my endoscopy procedure by the nurse and anesthesiologist Bara because my H&P was not accurate. I tried to answer their questions to the best of my knowledge while they made sarcastic comments like "she doesn't know her history...I guess you don't have kidney disease either...if you don't have heart disease why are you taking metoprolol?..." Bara kept antagonizing me like she wanted an argument at 0740. She didn't change her tune until I showed her messages from my cardiologist, my PCP, and labs taken Monday. It was terrible patient service and I don't plan on ever going back to the facility, even if it was a matter of life and death. The thought of paying to be disrespected and humiliated in a vulnerable position/naked is unfathomable. read more

my daughter was airlifted from Columbia Pamama Hospital to doctors hospital ICU burn unit for my accident with her mother who died in the accident. My daughter came in June 6 around 4:30 76% of body burnt from head to toe having amputated leg on the left leg amputated toes on the right foot and amputated fingers on the right hand there's inmates that works at the hospital on July 5. I saw a inmate getting something out of my daughters room trash I'm assuming, but kept on watching my daughter who is nude because skin drafting, the nurse Dawn was there in Dawn on her phone because I asked the nurse to pull the curtains back for my daughter not to be seen. She gets attitude and tells me not to tell her how to run her job. I and on evening of the 830 visitation about it, Kathy and I was told that I could not see that evening. I the next morning to try to see my daughter and was told that I could not come. I talk to the Dr. Shawn Fagan chief and Howard Merry , Coo Compliance officer also spoke with Miss Ansley Monica, who is charge nurse because of me reaching out to the team I was told that I cannot visit my daughter I could not get my FMLA paperwork filled out so their team have gotten mad because I wanted to move my daughter because of this incident someone tell me what do I need to do? Sign Troy B read more

My son was admitted for an infection in his foot after wound care treatment for a couple of months. He was given antibiotics through an iv for a couple of days then sent home. A day later he had infection showing up on the top of his foot. A picture was sent to the Dr ant they said it was ok. The next day he was back to the hospital for treatment and they had to amputate his pinky toe. Here we sit a few days later waiting to be taken to surgery to amputate more toes. The surgery department said the would be up shortly to get him. That was three hours ago. I asked the nurse when they were coming to get him and she said they never knew when surgery department was coming. An hour and a half later I went to the nurses station to find out when they were co.ing to get him and they said they didn't know. There were 5 people at that station and not one bothered to make a call. I told them I thought that the surgery department was the most inconsiderate for not keeping the family informed. They said someone from the surgery team would be in to talk to us. That was an hour and a half ago and still no word from anyone. A simple phone call would go a long way. Maybe Doctors Hospital needs to update their phone system or train their staff how to use it. read more

I visited the ER Friday, July 27 with what turned out to be a fractured ankle. The level of care was exceptional. My ER nurses, Austin and Tori were very compassionate, professional and thorough. Katie Lawrence went over and above to handle my care making my unfortunate accident as pleasant as possible. Timely care, compassionate care givers and excellent medical attention. read more

Honestly, this facility needs to be investigated. My husband came in late Wednesday night with chest pain. He was told he would ne admitted and there were no beds available but he was being kept in a small ER room. We were there from 12 am Thursday morning until 4:00 Thursday evening we asked to be discharged because he sat there a while day no shower, they gave him insulin without no food and then told us they had people who have been there for 3 days waiting for a bed so my question is how are these people showering? It's so much more that I saw but I will save it for OSHA and DHEC Monday morning and another thing when we were leaving my husband told the nurse I would stay and continue care but I can't imagine being in this small room for another day she told him ib front of other staff "OH we don't care" and I have a witness who I was on FaceTime with. We have her name as well. read more

I really don't know how to rate the hospital in the entire or the experience on the whole part . It's has its ups and downs. Every floor is different. I have had the experience to float around and I find it interesting that it changes from floor to floor, black or white and WHO YOU KNOW. SHAME SHAME SHAME..... read more

Er staff was wonderful why I'm giving this place a star at all, after I was in the Er for 1 1/2 days they moved to the 5th floor. The nurses are to busy socializing at the nurses station, no one one the 5th floor can start a iv. I have blown veins all over both of my arms, and I needed the iv in to receive my antibiotics and pain medication and also medication for nausea, I didn't receive my iv fluids either for 2days because theykept tell the was waiting on a vein finder, they kept on turning off my call light and never came to my room, i had to Google the hospital phone number and call them 3 times @10pm after the nurse informed me that the vein finder people done went home, after 3rd time call hospital management someone finally came a started a iv for me. But im emxemly up set that thosr nurses repeatedly kept on turning off the call light without even coming to my room, next morning nurse walks in say dr is discharging you , so i ask could she bring me a towel so i was up and get my stuff ready to go, she said no that they had someone waiting with a wheelchair to take you down stairs. But 8 refused to leave until i see the doctor he should have came to tell me he wss going to send me home and made sure that i had a pain management in place, he was trying to send me home in severe pain without proper medication, this hospital dose care about people who have autoimmune disease. That is severely flared up with pain levels 7-8. ​ read more

Long post but PLEASE READ!!! This place was AWFUL! I have no idea how they are still in business. My husband and I were traveling and had to stop at the emergency room because i kept passing in and out. We get there, the lady's at the front desk seemed bothered i was there. They brought me to a room, had me wait outside while the nurse hurriedly cleaned the room from someone before me, took a clorox wipe and wiped the floor with her foot, took the sheets off the bed, didn't clean anything, and laid a blanket over the bed. I asked to use the restroom, as i had been traveling and had to pee, she said no to wait. I wait in the room for 25 minutes before i finally got up MYSELF and found a bathroom. As i'm walking out the bathroom, the doctor, his name started with a B, was also bothered that i used the restroom when i couldn't even sit down because my bladder was so full. He hands me a urine cup, and rolls his eyes. We go back to the room i was in and he was asking what was going on, so i was telling him, in which he had NO clue as of what i was saying. I was correcting him on his terminology and medical facts. It seemed as if I was talking to an 8 year old playing doctor. He leaves and the nurse comes in to take my blood, she took 4 tubs of my blood, LAUGHED in my face when i said i had a past with passing out from getting blood. She was making fun of me for that. She left one tube in the room, laid on the counter and told me she took too many and just left it there. My husband pointed out the blood stains under the bed that appeared as if it was never cleaned up to begin with, there was blood spots all over the sheet i was laying on, and not from me. My husband stepped outside and the doctor came back in to do an EKG, (I have a history with heart problems) he hooked me to the machine and walked out, came back about 5 minutes later and i told him i had to use the bathroom because i went beforehand and they wanted a urine sample, that took maybe 2 minutes. I come back to the room, i was left alone for 45 minutes. Heart problems and all, not even hooked up to a machine for them to keep track or watch. I never received a wrist band with my information, so while i'm in the room they were printing me one. When my two nurses were in the room with me, one was on her phone sending text messages and laughing at her phone, then a third nurse comes in and is talking bad about another patient and making fun of them to my two nurses, while i'm laying in the bed in front of them. They were a complete joke. Between the blood stains, unsanitary room, rude doctor and nurses, being left alone, being left unattended, being left unhooked from any monitors and having them talk bad about another patient, i was DONE with this place. I refused an unnecessary IV fluid as i was feeling fine, and the doctor made it a BIG problem when him and I both knew it was unnecessary, they just wanted me to pay more. i will NEVER go here again. It seemed as if they got their degrees from craigslist. Don't come here if you're actually having an emergency, nothing will get done on time. A 1 hour process turned into 4 hours. read more

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I went to the ER on 4/5/25 because I was feeling bad and this was after a trip to med/now a week before and also a visit with my PC Dr which both sent me home with the standard zpac, steroids,nose spray. After being checked at ER...they sent me home saying I had slight bronchitis. I returned home and started getting progressively worse. I returned to ER two days later by ambulance. They examined me again and kept me 24 hours in a 8×8 hole with a broken bed. They did blood work...urine sample along with ct/body scan. When results came back I had a UTI and fistula between my bladder and large intestine. When the Dr came thru and said I would have to have a surgery and that a surgical team would be in to see me...which never happened. Meanwhile the nurse came in that morning to give a shot(bloodthinner) as she said its was protocol for anyone being admitted which I thought was strange. Later that morning another Doctor came in to explain about what was going on. He said he would give me MORE antibiotics and treat it this why. Also one of the Hospital Administrators came to my holding cell and apologized for taking so long to move me to a room. So they were admitting me initially to have this surgery and then the Doctor sent me home. In still confused by all of this and my condition is getting worse by the day. Im very very disappointed in Doctors Hospital. I've. Few surgeries their but his visit was NOT GOOD! Douglas Deckert​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ read more

Best hospital in augusta. Care quality first rate. Have had several experiences with this hospital and always really impressed.

I experienced Doctor's hospital as a family member while my Mom had cervical spinal fusion surgery. We were looking forward to the valet parking but she had an early time slot so it was not open when we arrived. On a positive note, the parking lot was fairly empty! Check-in was a breeze and the front desk employee was kind, informative, and made us feel welcomed. The waiting room was comfortable and the staff were kind and accommodating. While she was transitioning from one status to the next I could keep track of her whereabouts on a computer screen prominently displayed in the lobby. When she was in recovery I received timely updates from the waiting room staff until I was able to go back and be with her. It was an overall good experience. read more

This hospital once was the best in Augusta. Now it is horrible and basically a death sentence. The 5th floor is a joke and could have possibly saved my mothers life if they just went to check on her after my dad went to the front desk to ask for a nurse three different times Apparently the nurse was speaking to her orthopedic surgeon Dr David Gallagher. He should have made sure that the nurse he was speaking with at least went into her room to check her vitals and to see What my father meant when he said she was gurgling and struggling to breathe. After 45 min no nurse came into check in on her and when Dr Gallagher came to see her he noticed the gurgling and then coded. After 10 min of CPR just chest compressions and meds they had brought her back but at what expense?! her body was in toxic shock and began to shut down. The ICU doctor and nurses were very straight forward and told is exactly how her body was shutting down even on dialysis and medication to keep her body at rest. After a week of constant contact with the ICU director and nurses we finally were able to speak with a lady Lindsay Sikes and there is an internal investigation. it has been 2 weeks since she passed and still we have no answers. read more

I gave birth to my second child here and it was okay, some of the nurses were really nice and understanding but i felt really rushed to give birth. I arrived there around 9:30ish on May 31st and they had me in a room waiting till 4am before I got admitted into the hospital. They broke my water at 8am and kept pushing me to get my cervix checked and each time they checked it, they were forcing their fingers up really really hard and rough and it was very painful and they wouldn't stop pressuring me to get checked every 30 minutes and i kept saying no. I felt like they were also rushing my labor to get me out of there but every time i asked to get discharged after feeling completely fine, they wouldn't let me out. I had to wait 3 days to finally get discharged. read more

About to lose my mind!!! I am writing this as I am sitting in the ER waiting room with my daughter who is in extreme abdominal pain. When we first arrived at exactly 6:32 PM she was asked to take a Urine sample as she did. She finally was able to go back to get blood drawn around 10:30. At 12:00 they called her back - finally she is going back, or so we thought. Nope they called her back for blood to be drawn when she told them she already did give blood they said "oops we need a urine sample from you". THEY LOST THE URINE SAMPLE!!!! So here we are now SIX hours later waiting for my daughter to drink enough water while he stomach is convulsing so they can get yet another urine sample. UNBELIEVABLE!!! read more

My only experience with Doctors Hospital was with the records office, and labor and delivery/maternity ward, but the whole experience from the moment we arrived to the moment we left was an incredibly pleasant one for a hospital visit! All of the staff that my husband and I were helped out by was absolutely fantastic. They answered each and every question we had when it came to my procedure and eased all of my concerns with their positive attitudes and reassurance. Even with the presence of Covid-19 and a pandemic still continuing, the staff did an excellent job of not making us feel absolutely constricted at such a joyous occasion while simultaneously keeping our safety and health a number one priority. A huge bonus for me is also that the hospital has a Starbucks by the main entrance on the first floor so I was able to get my caffeine fill through my whole stay! Truly the most incredible and friendly experience from any hospital we have been to while living in Georgia! read more

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Dr Wilkie and her PA John Martin are rude disrespectful and fail to listen to patients. John Martin obviously was not trained on hippa as he tried to review in the fast track waiting area instead of taking the patient to a private area so everyone one can't hear. Patient had to request to go to a private area at which time John Martin sighed loudly. When asked to speak to her supervisor Dr Wilkie stated: "i am a contract employee i dont have a supervisor!". While her PA John Martin likes to be verbally aggressive n disrespectful to female patients. He is tall n stood over a seated female patient aggressively pointing his finger in her face. He also wears his ID badge backwards so you cant see his name. Neither Dr Wilkie NOR her PA John Martin should be working with the public as they lack basic listening and communication skills and respect for sick people read more

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I strongly recommend that unless you have a broken bone or are actively dying, you steer clear of this ER. On the positive side: the staff in the ER was kind and considerate,, as were the individuals who did my X-rays, ultrasound, and bloodwork. However. I stated at admission that while I did have a single swollen foot and ankle my primary concern was extreme dizziness/lightheadedness, loss of coordination, and blurry vision. At no point after that did anyone ask me about those symptoms, or about any medications I was taking, although I had also stated that I was on various medications. They remained totally focused on a possible dvt/blood clot, and successfully ruled that out. At that point a PA came in and told me that I was fine! All my tests were great, nothing wrong with me, I could go home. Both my husband and I said but! Dizziness! Blurred vision! Uncoordinated! These are affecting me to the point that I can't drive, I can't work around the house or do normal daily activities. I fall. He shrugged, said there was nothing wrong with me, and I was released. No referrals or follow ups. Payment coordinator thataway. I came home horribly depressed and embarrassed. I went to the Doctors ER for help and was essentially told I was a hypochondriac. Three days later my sister asked, didn't you just go on some new meds a week ago? Yeahhhh ... I looked them up Just now. Sure enough, the second one had as side effects dizziness, loss of coordination, blurred or double vision. One question, Doctors. One. And not only that, one fairly crucial question I would think. What medications are you on. You could have taken me off it, referred me to someone for a substitute, and made me feel like I was a genuine patient and not a hypochondriac just taking up your time. Maybe, dare I say, even offered some alternative suggestions about my ankle instead of just saying nothing is wrong with me? That would have been nice too. read more

Was transferred here from a hospital in SC for treatment. Beginning of my stay was pretty good. However, the meds I require, that were supposed to be ordered at 10 am were forgotten to be ordered. I am so upset because the progress I was making has been halted and now I am regressing. The nurse is very nonchalant and isn't very helpful because I've complained about it. Covid and the no visitor policy has kept anyone from advocating for me. I hope other patients are getting the care they need. I will recommend the hospital, but I hope you can advocate for yourself during this pandemic. read more

Doctors hospital of Augusta went good to being horrible in the last 3 years. My severl idmsdiagnosis, my 6 & 7 years old kids misdiagnossis leading to wrong medications and the last wait in ER experiences adds to the TERRIBLNESS of this healthcare facility. Below is my most recent experince from August 2024: I was in sever kidney stone pain, screaming (although I am known to be pain tolerant). A logical healthcare mind would have calculated different patients' issues and cared based on severity of needs (although I was not more special than any other patient). I was there for four hours screaming for help and each time, I heard, "We will be with you soon". I had lots of pain piles in the car to reduce my pain, but because of the pain, I was continually vomiting and could not hold the medication (to include Prometh., Ondanset., Dicleg.,...) to stop vomiting, so that my Oxy., Hydro, others could actually reduce my pain while waiting my turn. I shared that with Hospital's team and was seeking solution (since I could not think straight). I begged for help to reduce the pain while I had no problem waiting until my turn in the crowded (short staffed) ER. If someone could have helped me with a solution to stop the vomiting, I would have taken my own pain medication while waiting my turn. I do not really know what happened to the Doctor's Hospital that I have known since 1993. Last three years of visit for myself or my kids have been HORRIBLE. This last experience has changed my mind. I WILL NEVER AGAIN VISIT Doctor's hospital. Your staff were HEARTLESS. I was at the mercy of the hospital with sever intolerable pain. I could not be choosy in the event that I would be dragged on longer. Registration team (same person as the night before) already had my information. Yet, she had to take the same Infor AGAIN. That means you guys are disfranchised, disorganized, and disoriented. OH, by the way, the night before I left after waiting for three hours and when my pain subsided, for me to take medication, I left -realizing that I would be sitting there for AT LEAST another 2-3 hours (number of patients still ahead of me). read more

I went in to have an ultrasound done. The VA set it up. The lady behind the desk was very busy, but she was very kind and she knew her job. I was in and out of there and less than 20 minutes maybe. Actually I was out of there right about the time my appointment was. Can't say anything about the rest of the hospital, but they treated me right there. read more

Been put in hallway and bed was hit by bryan and didn't say anything. Had to chase down nurses to get bed change sitting in urine for over 2 hours. Had to wait for over 6 hours asked nurses when transport was coming and never told when.Will not recommend this hospital to anyone. Doctors is acting likr AU hospital. read more

My visit was Rocky at first because of 2 childish nurses who wouldn't even respond to me or my questions, but then GOD sent an angel in the form of nurse and her name was Michelle,she made me feel really comfortable and helped me through all the pain that I was going through. It was today from 4pm til 8pm. I'm trying to find her last name. But she'll remember Felicia Bullock with the bright colors! Thanks so much Nurse Michelle read more