I was pleasantly surprised when I had to visit Flowers er a few days ago and was treated very well by everyone from er registration desk to surgery and then my room on the 4th floor. Thank you so much to all who had a hand in helping me get better! God bless!!~Celia Echols read more

I had an appointment at 7:00 this morning been here almost 10 hours none of the staff has communicated anything to us. they tell us that they're going to do something they don't do it. really disappointed would not refer this place to anyone. read more

So. My dad received care here, that I was less than thrilled about. Now, my mom is receiving sub par care here also. She was in patient for 20 hours prior to getting any nourishment. And no, it's not because she had any procedures pending. I called to speak to her care team, which they failed to speak to me or call me back and admitted to throwing my number away. I have her medical power of attorney, which they have on file. She had been in patient for seven days, and had yet to have any bathing services and had not had dental cleaning (ie brushing of teeth) in over four days. If this was a provider that was in home or a family member, this would be considered neglect and criminal. So not let your loved ones get "care" at this facility or at affiliated doctors. . read more

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Don't ever go there if your baby has an emergency. The fact that Dothan does not have a children's hospital or any kind of pediatric surgeons should make anyone with children leave this place immediately. Within 1 hour of my grandson arriving, they knew he had a bowel obstruction and needed emergency surgery. They said he would have to be evacuated by helicopter to either Birmingham or Mobile. Tissue death happens within 6 hours apparently and the helicopter did not arrive until 7 hours later and still took another 2 hours to get him on the flight. The next day we were planning his memorial service. Delay of care from the first hour. The ER department at Flowers had no idea what to do with a 3 week old and the pain and suffering is unbearable! Stay far away from this horrible hospital and the med evac company they used! read more

Miranda Williams was the nurse who went over & beyond. Having been a RN for 33yrs myself I know how busy the staff is. I appreciate all the care I got. On 4N Rebecca ,McKenzie,Shea. Dug,Daltrey,Kacie were very helpful. In ER Lisa NP,Curt, Sydney did a great job w me taking me right on into a room & meeting my needs. read more

Dr Khalil was assigned to my husband when he went to Flowers with a heart attack. He had an emergency so they said it would be the next day before my husband had his heart cath. I gave the nurses my number three times and they assured me they would call when he went to surgery and the doctor would call after surgery. My husband told me to go home and come back in the morning before his heart cath, so I did. My husband apparently took a turn for the worse and had to be taken down for a heart Cath and a stent. No one notified me. My husband called to say he was out of surgery, and everything was fine. I was livid. I thought it couldn't get any worse, but I was wrong. He is obviously, not a fan of women. If you ask him questions, he speaks to you like you are ignorant and have no right to ask about your husband's health. He does not follow through with anything. His nurse said she was calling my husband's medications into the VA pharmacy in Montgomery, three weeks later and we're still waiting. Brilinta side effects clearly say they cause tiredness. When my husband ask would it always make him tired, he said "it doesn't make you tired: you're tired because you had a heart attack." I was so disrespected that I got up and left the room. As I was walking out, I said that is the worse doctor I have ever seen, and I hope he dies. Not my finest moment but I was done with the blatant disrespect. He told my husband I was banned because I threatened to kill everyone there. I told my husband exactly what I said, and he said the doctor banned me because I threatened to kill him. I said good because I wouldn't go back to that office and be treated so disrespectful. The office staff is incompetent and couldn't even get us signed in until 30 minutes after our appointment because the guy didn't know what he was doing and just put the paperwork in a stack of lab work. He was just "helping" while the receptionist went to the restroom. The first thing she did was complain about Dr. Khalil not signing paperwork and wondering why they were backed up. She was sick and snotting everywhere. There was a sign that said if you're sick please wear a mask, but she didn't. The only redeeming factor was the nurse. I hope she gets a job somewhere better; she deserves it. read more

I would of given five star but one of the nurses just did not deserve that (Jim). My father at age 96 suffered a terrible fall. The nurses and Dr. Located at 4th floor north were outstanding. My father passed away July 8-25 after approx 7 days. Nurse Molly is without question the best. She is caring and empathetic, she always smiles. Nurse Delta was also outstanding. Nurse Molly and the Dr that attended to my father were instrumental on helping my father get the very best treatment and helped guide myself and my family thru the worst of times. I would also like to thank nurse Baily for her care and compassion. read more

One of the worst experiences of my life! Must be what prison feels like. Talked down to by half the staff, expected to MIND them without question. No matter that we pay them! There's something seriously wrong here. So dark, so ugly, i can't believe it exists! Do yourself, your children, your parents, your loved ones and enemies a huge, huge favor...don't go in here! Even Security Guards think they're masters of this domain! read more

Although hospital emergency rooms lure people in with promise of relief, they are actually torture chambers where victims are made to sit for countless hours in miserable condition. The staff members are so desensitized to an endless stream of people in physical and mental distress that it is unreasonable for to expect anything more than long long senseless hours of more pain with an underlying current of simmering frustration until they are once again able to escape. After suffering indignities and long hours of suffering my loved one was left hanging for an extra hour and a half AFTER his discharge papers were ready, and he was forgotten and left unattended and miserable with pain meds wearing off. Hospitals are not healing places, and are only for the most desperate. read more

My daughter was taken to the emergency room on Wednesday around lunch with Kidney stones in both kidneys. The emergency room staff were horrible. Worst care I have ever witnessed. After hours of waiting there she finally received pain medication after I stopped someone in the hall. The staff was too busy eating boiled peanuts and popcorn. We were there in the ER for 10 hours. A male nurse came by to give her more pain medication. He did not speak or acknowledge my daughter. He was frustrated and made the comment that he would never leave this place tonight. We were told as soon as a room was available we will get you ready for surgery. Waited another 2 hours and an orderly with a wheel chair came in and said are you ready to roll? We were placed in a small room 434 and not surgery. (No communication whatsoever). Long story short seems there was no treatment plan whatsoever. We were there for 2 more days before she had surgery. The culture and care Is just not there in the hospital . Nothing to eat for almost 2 days, Finally went back for surgery around 11am on Friday. While back there someone noticed her admission band was incorrect and replaced with an updated one. We were visited by ER staff due to the complaints 2 days later. Was promised a visit from the director but that never happened. I would advise to avoid this hospital at all cost. I will be seeing the director of this hospital and voice all my concerns because I would never want anyone to receive the same treatment!!!! read more

Went to ER with my elderly father who was in significant pain. We were checked in quickly and staff came in and ordered test and gave him pain meds. It was a very good visit. There was a wait on x ray and lab results which is to be expected. All in all a great experience. read more

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My husband's cardiologist called ahead to have him admitted through the ER and when we got there they didn't know what we were talking about so I called the doctor again and he called again. We have been waiting over 4 hours now and still haven't been admitted. They still have him waiting in the ER knowing he is a cardiac patient and needs to be on a monitor. It's like they just don't care for the patients at all read more

My 98-year-old grandmother had a bad fall, and the ambulance brought her to Flowers. After going to the ER, they moved her to the 5th floor for the remainder of her stay. She was there for 13 days. During her time on the 5th floor, my grandmother was attended to by 2 different doctors (both who seemed nice and knowledgeable) and many different nurses, techs, OT/PT professionals. While there were a handful of people who were great to work with (namely Michelle [sp?]), the number of bad experiences that we had overrode that. My grandmother's IV would go off, and we would ask the nurses to check it out, and we wouldn't get anyone to do so for over an hour each time. My grandmother wasn't moved regularly to prevent bedsores. We told them she had a BM in bed, and they took hours to come, so she was sitting in a dirty diaper. They dismissed my mother when she said that one of my grandmother's arms looked wrong (turns out she had a BLOOD CLOT, but no big deal apparently). There were several rude nurses who looked at you like you were inconveniencing them anytime you asked them for help. I saw firsthand the terrible looks that nurse Belinda would give my mother whenever she asked a question. They never brushed her teeth (my mother did it for her). I think she was bathed MAYBE 2 times in 13 days. I worry for anyone who doesn't have family staying by their side to help, because they are probably left in horrid conditions without anyone holding them accountable. The doctor said that my grandmother needed to go to a nursing home facility due to her pelvic fractures and dementia, so we needed a case worker to help. Fatima told my family she would give them an update by the end of the day on a Friday, and that never happened. She just left without a word. Apparently it was too much to run by and tell us that it's taking longer and she'd give us an update the next week. Instead, my mother had to spend most every day waiting at the hospital in hopes that the case worker would make an appearance. She would ask the nurses to find her, but she was always busy or had already left. We ended up calling the nursing homes ourselves, and that was how we got initial updates. Ultimately we were unable to find a bed for my grandmother, so chose a combination of hospice and sitters so that we could bring my grandmother back to her home instead of in a nursing home an hour away. They ended up discharging her and setting her up with an ambulance to pick her up at 8PM. Can you imagine being a 98-year-old woman with severe dementia that gets worse at night being transported from a hospital at that time of day? To make matters worse, the original plan was to give her morphine for the transfer so that she would not experience the excruciating pain of being moved from place to place. Instead, the nurse came in and gave her 1 narco pill! My mother was extremely concerned because that was not the plan that had been discussed, so clearly there were some crossed wires with the orders. My mother pushed back on this, and the nurse just said, "that's not what the orders say," and walked out of the room. Didn't try to contact the doctor, didn't try to inquire further, nothing. My mother then went out to the nurses station to ask for help. As my mom is near tears with concern about her elderly mother, the nurse stood up, went to talk to a couple of other staff, and then just walked past my mother and into another patient's room. She was absolutely dumbfounded and devastated that someone who is supposed to care for patients would do something like this. She loudly said, "Do you not have any compassion?" And she continued to ignore my mother. Thankfully, another nurse on staff saw my mother in TEARS and asked what was going on, and my mother explained the situation. He was able to help, and thankfully my grandmother was able to get the medication she needed for a peaceful transfer. The whole situation could have been avoided had the first nurse even tried to escalate the situation--but apparently it wasn't worth her time. read more

I came in on an ambulance from Enterprise VA clinic. Perhaps the 3 doctors from the VA got it wrong. Humm. Blood pressure 210 over 111. The yahoo Er.doctor Released me, 4hours later. Obvious the day tour nurse was surprised. I was given 4 different medications to stabilize my blood pressure. Protocol in any hospital in the United states of America, keep the patient over night for observation. The story is not all negative. I met a few wonderful people at this location.. Nurse Nicky thank you. You actually showed compassion. More to this story. Ie. Documents missing. Needless to say, I will have to be COMPLETELY flatline B4 entering that hospital. read more

Checked in er at 1:00 pm. Sent here from VA. They took xrays and an ekg at 2:00 pm. At 5:00 pm I asked for info. My answer was I was next in line. It's now 7:00 pm. This is taking entirely too long. A little communication goes a long way. There is no communication here, NONE at all. read more

Second trip to same ER with my Mom. Worst care possible in this hospital BOTH times. Sad the lack of compassion they have for their patients. You MIGHT see a nurse once in 5hrs IF you're lucky. Machines go off bc of high blood pressure and they beep for hours with no nurse in sight. Where are they? Sitting and cutting up at the front desk. She has been in severe pain it took 7 times asking for her something for pain before getting anything. read more

Great facility, clean, well staffed departments. We had our baby there last fall and felt we were in good hands.

I was admitted to Flowers on 8/29/2025 with symptoms of SEPSIS or something similar to it. After dozens of blood tests and other proceedures, this hospital determined that I DID NOT have Sepsis but they could not identify what I actually did have. While in bed for 8 days, I was practically on my own because no one seemed to bother with me unless I called for help. One doctor, among several, came into my room and asked me how I felt. I told him I did not feel any better then when I was admitted. He said he was putting me on a liquid diet for a few days. It was over 36 hours before I got my first liquid meal. When he put me back on regular food, it was a day and a half before any food was delivered to my room. After all the test, medications and everything else they could think of, I was still sick and could barely move on my own. If it hadn't been for my wife, I would not even have had a tooth brush or bath. The majority of the staff just didn't seem to care one way or another and a few were even rude and made me feel like I was an interruption of their time. I am 87 years old and retired military so I have Medicare and Tricare for life. They billed my Tricare for over $115,000 and when I was discharged on 9/6/2025, (eight days later) I didn't feel any better than when I went in and they could not tell me what was wrong with me. If you or anyone you know that has to go to the hospital, it would be wise to look elsewhere because the treatment at Flowers is terrible to say the least. In my honest opinion, I believe the only thing their good at is billing. read more

this place sucks and is insensitive to the needs of others and lack any empathy or compassion towards other. worst obgyn experience of my life never meet the doctor who preforms the c section surgerie before or after the procedure but poof you there in the surgery room than vanish when it's over and then act rude from the sidelines smh they need the board called asap read more

This is the worst unprofessional hospital I done seen. The care they gave is terrible and do not check up on patients especially when we are calling for them. It is just sad how these workers do not give effort in what they do. They should be a shame. read more

l would give ER no stars, this is the worse experience I ever had with a ER visit. The ER was fifty no one came to empty the trash. Have sat her for 6 hours and still have not seen the Doctor. This was a good hospital but now it is a mess. I would not recommend anyone to use the ER at Flowers Hospital, if so please be prepared to spend 6 to 10 hours in the ER waiting to see a doctor. So unless you have broken a bone, bleed profusely do not go to Flowers Hospital ER department. read more

I came to flowers sunday night I fell in the bathroom and went to er only to sit for 4 to 5 hours. They asked if I had 100.00 for er I said no need to bill it and got xrays nothing broke but can't put weight on leg. Never even seen a doctor and was sent home. I guess it's normal to not be able to put weight on leg. Pure discrimination. read more

I have been coming to Flowers for many many years. I have a chronic condition that is extremely painful. I have driven hours just to go be admitted there, because they have always taken good care of me. That has changed. I have been to the ER three times this week with excruciating pain. They barely gave me any pain meds. And even when they did, they took me off dilaudid (the pain killer I have received for my chronic pain at every hospital I've ever been, which is a lot), and then put me on hydrocodone 10. Even the times they did give me dilaudid, it wasn't 100% effective. That's how much pain I was in. The last time there, they gave me one shot of dilaudid. Two hours later gave me an nsaid shot. Then a pill. One reason they give dilaudid is because my condition requires NPO. Nothing by mouth. I'm also allergic to morphine. Went and saw my gastro today. From the same scans and bloodwork, my gastro doc said I was having my regular attack, plus I had another condition attacking at the same moment. I felt ignored and abandoned. The last room didn't even have a call button. Yet, no one would come check on me without us going to desk and asking. And even then, didn't always get a response. One nurse was extremely rude to wife, who is a nurse herself. I will never voluntarily go to Flowers Hospital ever again. read more

From March 27 to March 30,2024 We had a very eye opening experience into this facility and the lack of communication, experience and capabilities! From the ER all the way to the fourth floor there was a huge lack of communication, knowledge and capability. We arrived to our room and no one knew who we were and why we were there! No one let them know we were coming! That is a huge disconnect and I actually felt really bad for Nurse Shaun, they did her a disservice and made her job harder by forcing her to fly blind! When you have 2 shifts for over 3 days and not one person on that floor can take a manual blood pressure reading you know you're in trouble! If you must go there make sure you have someone with you at all times to advocate for you! Ask questions! Question everything!!! From lab work, X-rays, medication, ask to see the Doctor's orders! Make sure your doctor has sent orders!!! Ours did not until almost 10 hours after my mother was admitted so the nurses could not give her the heart and thyroid medication she needed and she missed a dose. Make them come in and clean, bathe and change sheets and gowns! We had to do everything for our mother and thank God we brought our own blood pressure machine because the one they had didn't work most of the time! We don't go to the hospital to have drinks served and that is pretty much the extent of care my mother was given! I will say Mary in the ER was wonderful in helping us to get to our floor after 6 hours in the ER. Also Denise the nurse practitioner was amazing she came in and was not happy because none of her orders were followed and she walked the nurses down and had them weigh my mother in front of her and put the catch pan in the bedside toilet to measure output! Those orders were in by day 1 and were only followed when she took them by the hand and made them do it! The rest of the staff were friendly and polite but that doesn't equate care! I also want to say her night shift nurse Shaun was so kind and made my mother feel very comfortable and like a friend of the family! Shaun tried to get her weight and the equipment failed. We didn't have to go to the nurses station at night for anything because Shaun came in often and checked on my mother whereas during the day we might not see anyone for a couple of hours so many trips were made and we prayed it wouldn't be the secretary at the desk because she acted like she couldn't be bothered to even acknowledge our presence in front of her! There was a lot of equipment in that hospital that was defective. Also the thermostat in our room didn't work and the room was like the arctic! My Mom had to have 8 yes 8 blankets and could barely move her feet from the weight! During our stay we heard raised voices outside our door and it was the family of the patient beside us who was a fall risk and on oxygen and the family was demanding to know why he was up walking around in his room alone with no oxygen and none of the staff knew when there is an alarm on the bed that alerts you when the weight is removed from the bed! I'm sure this is not an isolated case and happens regularly because none of the staff was phased by anything that was brought to their attention. I would not recommend this facility to anyone! read more

This hospital is by far the most incompetent and slowest I have ever visited in my whole life. Visited the ER with a laceration and it took over 3 hours just to be seen by the physician and almost another hour before an X-ray was performed after being ordered! I'm a nurse who had been working in this field for 10 years and even traveled in this profession. Never in my years have experienced such long wait times with poor service.. I would not recommend this hospital to my worst enemy.. read more

Nasty waiting room, food drinks trash all over. Over 4 hours and have not seen anyone. Worst hospital ever. Should have went to medical center. read more

There is a man named Dr. Marsella that was extremely rude and uncompassionate to my husband. Granted this man may have a medical degree but he lacks any kind of decent bedside manner. My husband was in need of help and this man berated him instead and refused to help him. (And another Dr.there at Flowers spoke with Dr. Marsella about my husband and referred him to Dr. Marsella). My husband was deeply offended, hurt, and angry after this visit. This man with all this medical knowledge in his head but no heart. What an extreme disappointment we had that day. Here is a heads up for anyone who is handicapped, wheelchair bound, and in chronic pain, our best advice to you: save your money, time, and dignity and find another doctor. Perhaps this doctor could use some form of 'sensitivity training' and be shown what it means to have compassion on the suffering and disabled! read more

I went in in the AM for swollen prostate, urinating and digestive issue with extreme dizziness. nurse was rude and short. missed my vein for hydration bag. swelled up and disconnected with no attempt to replace. no food or dehydration all day. was there all day with only 1 test and sent home with a weak 10 day antibioti just to suffer at home again. no I did not have insurance, but I have a great job, drive a nice truck, and had 3g on me to cover the bill. they did not know this and I was poorly taken care of. now back where I was before I went, with a substantial bill to boot. I am back at the point that I need medical attention and it's been a rough 12 hours since leaving ER. the worst trip to any hospital I've ever had. read more

I had an ER doc be super misogynistic and a creep to me today. He wouldn't stop commenting on my long nails. i was there for an dog bite infection on my hand. He asked me why my nails were so long and i said "I don't know I just like them that way" and he just went ".....that's interesting." And then when i was away from my dad, who was with me, he kept asking me if my 'husband made me keep them long'. I'm 18. Then he asked if my 'dad preferred them long'. That's so unbelievably creepy and I don't know what he was implying. I was so uncomfortable. Then he suggested I get a manicure because "I might like it." This same doctor also addressed my dad instead of me, the patient. He also told us that dog bites "don't really get infected", which is absolutely false. I'm never going back here again. read more

I went in to check my hip for a possible fracture from a fall. The MINUTE I mentioned I have an NSAID allergy the treatment turned a jaded corner. I was placed in a room and given no pain care, despite informing them pain level was at a 7 or 8. When taken for xrays, the technician raced down the halls oblivious to my obvious discomfort in walking behind her, with a hip injury. The xray table is hard, metal and I was asked to climb onto it. During one of 6 Xrays I was told to put my hand beside me and I gripped the table as I was in pain from the positioning. When she moved the table I was lying on she pinched my fingertips between the metal bed and something metal beneath. It felt like I slammed my fingertips in a car door. I'm sure I woke the morgue yelping. We finished the xrays with me sobbing and then I was FINALLY offered a wheelchair to return to the room. After she told the nurse what happened I was then given a small dose of pain meds and an xray was done of my fingertips, which are still numb and swollen. The PA on duty was cold and dismissive the entire time and merely told me my scans were clear. I was not told the diagnosis of a level 2 hip sprain and back injury, they were on my discharge papers. I was not given aftercare instructions, aside from the discharge paperwork and the entire staff aside from the lady checking me in acted like they could NOTcare less and treated me like a drug seeking junkie. Your hospital gives sub-par care and next time I will make the 2 hour drive elsewhere. I will also be getting an outside opinion on my fingers because I do not believe they arent injured. read more

thre er has gone frombad to horrid i went to er as i fell ad was bleeding isaw itwas a horrorweent back the next day by ambulance iws addmitted and was there for 3wks part of it in icubthen went to3rd flr itwas a horrer new owners took over and there are doctors that dont talk english read more

My boyfriend has been waiting in the emergency room for 4 hours after cutting his hand with a saw and a piece of rebar in his finger this is ridiculous no one should have to wait here this long!!! read more

I was worried about having to have an MRI here but it was the only one who couldperform what I needed. I just got back and need to say it was clean, organized and everyone I encountered was amazing. Hate it for the other reviewers but my visit could not have gone any smoother read more

If I could give this terrible hospital zero stars I would. I've had to bring my wife to the Flowers Outpatient Center several times and every time she's scheduled for a procedure it's hours before she's even seen. Today for example she had a show time of 10:00 am, I receive a phone call at 13:47 that she is just now being taken back for her procedure. It's the same damn story every time 4 or more hours of waiting and sitting around while this poorly managed hospital tries to figure out how to care for their patients in a timely manner. Pray to god you're not dying and need to come to this hospital, you surly will not survive. As a US service member I've been to and seen many hospitals across the nation in my 20 years of PCS moves... Flowers Hospital in Dothan AL is by far the worst medical center I've ever witnessed. read more

Charged for money I didn't owe out of pocket and gave Insurance information and still being billed and Flowers Hospital want return my money to me! I contacted Flowers Hospital's billing office at 335-793-5000 ext: 1168 and spoke with Becky on 9/12/2019 at 10:17a.m. and again on 9/25/2019 at 9:40a.m. On 10/08/2019 I spoke with Ashley at 9:20a.m. and 10/23/2019 at 1:47p.m, on 11/5/2019 at 2:14p.m, on 11/19/2019 at 3:01 p.m, and on 12/04/2019, and on 12/6/2019 And unfortunately speaking with Ill-mannered Ashley again at 2:40p.m. I also spoke with Ms. Linda who was very respectful on 12/6/2019 at 2:50.pm. And also the rude Becky on the same day at 2:51p.m. Ashley claimed I never gave her my insurance information to be billed when I had in fact given her the information. It was the reason for so many calls to billing, making sure they had my correct information but they continued to claim that they never received it; which is so untrue. They have information on both of my insurances for my billing purpose and to refund me back the $120.00 I paid once they contacted my Medicaid to pay the $150.00 co-pay as I was told by Medicaid and by Ashley in Flower's Hospital's billing office on 9/25/2019. They don't want to do their job by putting the claim through but want to take my money! The one hundred and twenty dollars for a different date and bill that they took and place with another date that my insurance is to cover, I was never to pay the $120.00 because my insurance covers it and now they refuse to refund me my money which is illegal. I want it back even if I have to go to court. I've tried talking to these people. I can't believe the nasty ill-mannered attitudes that they have while working at a hospital. I experienced their ill-mannered, and very bad behavior myself. It was a rude awakening for me. Flowers Hospital workers impertinent behavior towards me was very inappropriate and sadly unbecoming. Ashley, Becky and Cammie's, in the administrator's office, abruptness was offensively impolite. Ashley and Cammie were brusque with speaking to me. Cammie was being contumelious while I was trying to ask a question concerning my money. These people had no incentive towards being professional. They were hasty with their judgement and out of order with their bad manners. They did not conduct themselves with full professionalism. Their behavior was startling to me. It is dreadful to think that these are the people that work in a hospital, over people's lives and have all our personal information. Very inappropriate and sadly unbecoming of hospital workers! read more

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If I could give zero stars I would. I went to the ER for severe flank / kidney pain, waited 8+ hours without seeing a provider ONCE. I was in excruciating pain, and no one came in to check on me, offer meds, water until a nurse came in with discharge paperwork's and removed my IV. The nurse said it was "most likely" a UTI but turned out to have a kidney infection. Most incompetent staff & hospital I have ever seen. read more

My dad is sitting there, he is bleeding out. First he waited almost all day waiting in the waiting room. Even though he should've been rushed into to room. He finally got back into a room. But there taking hours for them to do a scope. It's also a very dirty hospital. They're so slow, they could kill someone for being that slow for people with serious emergency health condition! read more

Yelp has hidden the well written reviews for Flowers Hospital. Make sure you take a look at these reviews before you commit to this facility. I had a very poor experience with Flowers and wouldn't use them to get in out of the rain. Strongly suggest that you consider any other health care provider. read more

I arrived today at 8am to check in for L&D to get my shot before my c-section Thursday. After the young lady talked on her cell phone for 10 min she finally put me in the system and advised me to sit in the waiting room. After waiting an hr of hearing her and her co workers ramble about their wild weekend, Labor and delivery called asking for me.. highly upset with my services today read more

I can think of so many ways to improve the wait time at Flowers Hospital ER. First, we arrived with my boyfriend in significant pain from what I expected was a kidney stone. I told the man at registration that we needed to update his information but was told not to worry about it. They did triage him- a two step process at two different times which seemed strange. They took blood and listened to us tell them he was dehydrated. I asked on two separate occasions if he could please have water and was told they needed the results from his labs before they could tell us that. They did place the iv but told us he could not receive any fluids while in the waiting room- which we were in for 4 1/2 hours. The only thing they did within the first 1 1/2 hours he was there was to do a CT- so they knew early on he had a kidney stone. They did give him some Toradol. Then, we waited another 3 hours before we finally got to the back and guess what- he was too dehydrated to urinate. Then we had to wait for a bag of fluids and then wait for the bag to empty. Meanwhile- had they allowed us to hydrate him while waiting forever, that could have taken some time off. When we were finally ready to leave, we had to spend additional time updating his chart which I tried to do upon arrival. There was plenty of time that this could have been done while we were waiting instead of making us wait additional time and having us do this at the end when we were exhausted and it was 1:30 am. Terrible ER time management. read more