Why can't we give 0 stars?? Absolutely useless! Bringing someone in with neuro symptoms and not…read moredoing anything but give Tylenol? You should be divested with yourselves!

5 stars!!! Thank you Parkland Medical Center for the exceptional care of my mother, who…read moreunfortunately passed away 03/22/26. I would like to recognize how very professional right from arrival in the ED, Heather was AMAZING!! SO professional and accommodating, offering food and drink and a room for privacy. Mom was transported to the 2nd floor, where the MOST incredible nurse Greg OGrady took the reins. He was attentive and gentle taking the time to explain every step of her care and making sure she and the family felt secure and supported. What stood out most was the genuine humanity behind the care. My mother was not just a patient ; she was treated like a person whose comfort and dignity mattered. In a time that was stressful and emotional for our family. I wanted to mention Yvonne as well, who was so caring right until the end, as well as her hospice nurse. We are truly grateful for the exceptional care she received. Thank you for the work you do every day and for the difference you made in our lives. Sincerely, Kelly :)

Higher physicians who are truly compassionate and dedicated to quality patient care. Surely, if…read moreoverdosing on heroin, I imagine staff would follow their code of ethic and save your life by giving you a dose of naloxone without question. But don't seek medical care at Parkland Medical Center should you need life-saving medication like insulin. They'll save a drug addict's life because it's the law. In my case, someone who simply couldn't get insulin refilled for a couple of weeks until PCP appointment as new patient, I was denied a prescription even if I had been seen by one of the ED doctors. I relocated to NH from NY this past December to start a career with the VA. I truly believe my experience was racially motivated and will not rest until justice is served. Trust this less than stellar review will be posted on every possible public media platform. Shame on Parkland Medical Center!

I would rather die then go to this hospital I would rather lay there wounded then go to this…read morehospital I would rather suffer then go here

Excellent experience from entering surgical care in main hospital to leaving after 2 days later…read more Receptionist was pleasant, nurses professional, competent and friendly. Care was great throughout the stay and food was even good. Nurse even called that evening to let me know all was well and room number to visit at any time.

Since it's impossible to get in contact with anyone from patient relations after receiving the…read moreabsolute worst care of your life at this "medical facility" (feels more like a clown-show of laziness), I resorted to contacting the DHHS for NH, just to get a simple phone call back. As promised to Southern, who did absolutely nothing to help me (actually made me much sicker which is hard to even believe) here's what I forwarded to the DHHS, after waiting for 9 MONTHS for a response. Oddly enough- a week after I emailed the state, I got a PHONE CALL from patient relations. "I am writing to inform you, that I have still not been contacted, regarding my two hospital visits over the summer of 2025, and have now just received a bill from collections. First off, I was NEVER even sent a bill by Southern NH to begin with. So, to send me to collections now in March 2026 is more than a little absurd and also confusing. I have made it EXTREMELY clear, via email & phone calls last summer after a very miserable experience (x2) with terrible care from your hospital, that I would like to be contacted by a patient advocate before paying anything. Not only was I blown off by your billing department, but not one single person from patient advocacy has reached out to ask me about what happened, as requested. My first ER trip with admission went well, until I got up to the admitting floor. The ER physician I had the first visit (Dr. Devlin) was very thorough and caring, but otherwise, I have absolutely nothing positive to say about the care that I received during admission from the physicians. My nurses & LNAs were great, & I have no issues with their care. The hospitalists & Infectious Disease team did nothing for me besides pump me full of antibiotics, without actually figuring out what was going on with a biopsy, which I begged for multiple times. I was told "I don't know, you'll probably have to go to Boston mass eye & ear for that. No one in NH is going to biopsy near your eye." Incorrect. I had a biopsy done by an outside Dermatologist in Bedford NH about a month after this Southern NH hospital NIGHTMARE... This was done during a 30 min office visit. I had spent 3 days on an admission floor at Southern seeing "specialists" who refused to do a procedure that took all of 3 minutes. This hospital is an honest-to-god joke. Upon discharge, no referral placed to Opthomology or Optometry, no referral to Derm, and the Dr. thought Bactrim would be a good oral antibiotic to send me home on. (Well guess what? It's on my allergy list... so luckily I refused it, but really!?) The hospital is now denying this ever happened, but luckily, medical records are legally binding & are forever. My mother is the one who read it off the discharge paperwork that the physician couldn't be bothered to hand to me himself and/or review with me. Instead, he sent the admitting floor nurse in with it who looked horrified when we corrected her. Not sure how you can possibly deny a conversation that occurred when I have a witness to that entire conversation and was handed paperwork with that typed onto it. I never had a repeat CT scan, had one culture to rule out MRSA, and then was pumped full of Vancomycin and told to follow up with Infectious Disease. All that did was make me even sicker. The outpatient experience with the I.D. clinic was just as horrendous. I was in and out of visits to Infectious Disease which were the most frightening and confusing visits I've ever experienced in my life as a patient. All to only end up back in the ER again (at the urgent recommendation of Victoria, NP one day after a visit), to which during I was completely brushed off and ignored by Dr Bernard who should not be practicing medicine, because she has 0 compassion for patients. I will never use your hospital again and have told this nightmare story to anyone looking to seek out care at your facility. Dr Bernard was the RUDEST, most dismissive human being I have ever encountered in healthcare. And I worked ER for about 5 years, EMT for 2, so I have plenty of patience with emergency rooms and understand the volume of patients/how busy it can be. She tried denying me a CT scan... when my EYE was bleeding down my face, my eyes so swollen that I could not see & intense fear from being told by infectious disease to "Get straight to the ER because this could be tunneling to your brain and you need another CT scan."

If we coukd give a 0 rating, we would. My nephew went for a routine ablation. He did't get proper…read morepain meds, but he was in severe pain and they didn't help. They refused him. We will never go there again. Terrible!

Again my husband was in this hospital and it is understood that there are a lot of changes going on…read moreso people should be patient. Anyway, all of the staff from admissions to discharge were fantastic. There are some needed changes such as communication but overall, very pleased. If you had a bad experience write a letter, please don't cut the hospital down for something that you feel was done to you. You are one in a million people they see and care for.

I went there to the emergency a couple months ago. I actually went four or five times with so much…read morepain. There's so much pain. They took great care of me. Let me stay overnight. At least I got five hours of sleep and now I'm finally having a surgery there tomorrow hopefully no more pain.

Went to emergency room with bad bleeding , I registered the nurse checked my blood pressure and…read moretemp . I set there for four hours , no one looked me , the bleeding slow down . I decided to leave ( it was 2AM ) and seek help somewhere else in AM . So I was not seen by anyone - I got a bill for $750- so sitting in the lobby . Just great . Sometimes we have no choice but avid this place at all costs

These are the worst medical people on the planet. Fiat doctor pill pushers is what you're gonna get…read morewhen you go to these people. I had Dr. DAN and I asked him to do my bloodwork and he would not do it. He gave me what he wanted to give me because he's an insurance doctor and he pushes pills for a living. So I did my own bloodwork and I wanted to talk it over with Dr. DAN but he would not return my phone calls for four weeks. So I decided to make an appointment, but Dr. DAN wouldn't see me. I guess he was very very busy so I saw Dr. Kim. I had everything sent over so I could look at my results and I sent them a copy so they could look at my results but when I got to the office, she didn't have the copy and she said oh let me see your phone. I did not want to give her my phone as it's my phone so I gave it to her. She scanned it and said oh no you're fine. I wanted to go over my bloodwork, not being told that I'm fine. I know how I feel. The problem is this is the only medical place around, so I'll be driving somewhere else from now on. In the big picture, it's not dairy medical's fault. The whole medical industry is fraught with this kind of medicine. These doctors don't know any better. They're only taught what they're taught unfortunately they still have an arrogant attitude of. I went to school for so long to prescribe pills so Do yourself a favor and find somewhere else

I have been going to DMC for almost 30 years, I love my doctor so I continue going here, but they…read morehave grown so much that communication is nil! Too many people and a lot of outsourcing so you cannot even speak to corporate or admins in person. Messages are almost never returned, follow ups never addressed (they've LOST important paperwork and no one cares), phone numbers are incorrect even though you correct them each time. They used to have a handful of doctors that were good at their job, now they have so many MD's, PA's, NP's and DO's that it seems they hire anyone looking for a position. The few I have encountered when my doctor was unavailable, are useless. They don't know you nor take the time to review your history. My son has had issues with DMC for several years and finally left and found a doctor he loves. I would urge you to consider how important it is to your health to seek someone who is aware of you OR go to a factory where you can be just another number.

Had a day surgery scheduled for a Friday. Two days before the procedure I get a call stating that I…read moreneed to come with 1200 in cash for what my insurance won't cover. Told the lady I don't have that much currently. She stated well if you can come up with 600 and pay off the other 600 in three months which doesn't sound that drastic unless you don't have the money. I have been suffering with stomach issues for 20 plus years and just can't do it anymore the pain comes and goes. I told her I can give 100 today and the rest in the next three months I told her I pay my bills and she said they don't go on someone's word. Bottom line this place is not there to help or work with you. So now I can't get the procedure that my Doctor wanted. I would find another place because this place is all about the money not helping people or working with them for a resolution.

I too, had that procedure for when you hit middle aged…read more Communication before the procedure was overkill literally with all the calls, emails, questinaires, etc. Day of, everything went swell.....except...the Dr that does the procedure briefs you just as you are out of entheesia and are still totally out of and can not remember any of it. I asked the nurse..when is the Dr going to see me and tell me the results? SHe said...he already did and they were fine. I told them that this is not good pratice as people are still inpaired. She agreed and said that others have said the same thing! There you go!

Ya know I just had to get one more review in before the new year. And wouldn't ya know it? It's…read moreanother medical center. I'm thinking of enrolling my son's name into the Guinness Book of World Records for most accrued injuries and bizarre conditions within a year's time. But, I digress. What is it with medical centers being rated so harshly around here? We encountered the same kind of thing with the Dartmouth in Lebanon; the one with TWO Yelp pages, for some reason. Seems like a few people had some lousy experiences with the staff or something. On this day though, we encountered nothing but professionalism and cordiality. Oh, and also a bit of confusion. See, their internal layout takes some getting used to. First of all, most sections have their own lobbies, apparently. So, you don't necessarily have to check into the first desk you see as you walk in. It solely depends on what section of the building your appoint is in. So, for instance, we needed X-rays. We proceeded directly to Radiology, which has its own check-in desk. I dunno, maybe I haven't spent enough time in hospitals to really notice. But there's usually a proxy desk one checks into before proceeding to the actual appointment. Kind of like what happened in Orthopedics.. Okay. Get this. In order to properly check into Ortho, you don't go directly to their check-in counter. Noooo. Turns out, you actually have to visit the main check-in desk on the third floor. Yes...the very first set of windows you see. This is unlike our first appointment where we headed directly to the section in question. So anyways, you go to the first check-in window to get a set of labels with the patient's name. THEN....you go to Ortho, labels in hand. And TA-DAAAA! You're checked in. We saw the Doc and he seemed very knowledgeable. We liked that they take the path of least resistance in terms of treatment. No invasive procedures unless it's absolutely necessary. Also, X-rays were quick and easy. I was actually surprised! Not sure how long this facility has been open. But they seem newish. At any rate, I just appreciate having a Dartmouth so close to home. And I dunno about any of these other supposedly horrid experiences. But ours was...fine. I only wish the check-in procedures here weren't so arbitrarily vague. I'm giving Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Nashua 4 expedient X-rays out of 5.

I've been a patient here for years and been very satisfied. My wife too. It's a very convenient…read morelocation. But i'm riding now because my phlebotomist Nicole just gave me a quick painless blood draw for eight orders. I was amazed so she said I could leave a yelp review. I never would've thought of that. Dartmouth-Health is a great place to get most of your healthcare needs fulfilled with insurance coverage. The lab is open until 8 PM which is very convenient.

My mom had hip surgery here and then stayed on at their rehab facility on the seventh floor…read moreafterwards. The quality of care was excellent! Wow! Everyone we encountered from doctors to nurses to PT and OT staff were super friendly and caring!! The food menu is truly amazing! I was blown away by how many choices there are for every meal, and mom said everything was quite delicious! The only drawbacks are that the facility itself seems to be showing its age, and parking was a bit of a pain. They do have complimentary valet parking on weekdays, though!

The ER Waiting room was so dirty. It was disgusting. The wait time was totally unacceptable. Noone…read moreshould ever have to wait 16 hours in that awful waiting room. I arrived at 3:45 pm. My lab results were done by 6:33 pm. They didn't talk to me about my results until 6:45 AM and they couldn't figure out what was causing my sharp pains either. To make matters worse they stick an IV in your arm when you first arrive so you cannot leave even if you wanted to. I was released at 8:00 AM. I will never go to Elliot Hospital again.