The nurses were very attentive. My friend, that I was visiting, has swallowing difficulties. She…read morerequires her food to be wet, like extra gravy and scrambled eggs must be soft scrambled. They always came dry. She related her needs to several dietary staff members. But the issue was not solved. Other than that, this is a great hospital.

5/14/25- Dh was able…read moreto get a follow up appt. after being seen at Er Damonte.. Appt. was with AGACNP-Preston Peterson.. For me to give a five star review- you know he thoroughly impressed me with his knowledge and bedside manners-.. Very easy to speak with, very compassionate and answered all my questions. Next appt. Is six weeks and feel very fortunate to have such great medical support. The Medical Assistant was awesome too.

I had lunch the other day in the cafeteria. Everything is a fair price. You mostly pay for suff by…read moreweight. However, I got the club sandwich and I think it was just a little over six dollars. I can't find their menu posted anywhere in line, but it changes daily. There's also a really good little coffee cart. Rene makes the best coffee! #lunch #cafeteria #price #staff #sandwich #menu #coffee #cart #rene

As far as gyms go this one is perfect for us. It is very laid back with mostly older people. With 3…read morefloors in total, there's something for everyone. On the 1st floor is the main lobby, a kids center, salt water pool and changing rooms. They also have seperate mens and womens saunas and hot tubs in the changing rooms. The 2nd floor is where you'll find all the free weights, weight lifting machines, all the different cardio machines and a huge running/walking track. All your classes like yoga, spinning, Tai Chi and HIIT training are on the 3rd floor. There's a 7 level parking structure with minimal walking and badge access on the door. Fees vary by type of membership. With our employee discount the monthly fees are around $40 per person. A small eatery with pretty good eats is available and incredible staff awaits you.

I was obtaining a referral for an ENT specialist in Reno and was initially referred to a provider…read more Unfortunately, I later discovered that the ENT office no longer accepts Aetna, which created an unexpected setback. As a result, I had to call back a second and third time. Both Lacy and Caitlyn were incredibly patient, caring, and friendly throughout the entire process. They took the time to answer all of my questions, provided the information I needed, and promptly submitted a new referral so I could be seen. Lacy and Caitlyn didn't stop there--they went above and beyond by providing additional resources and helping me explore other options. I truly appreciate their kindness, professionalism, and willingness to help. Thank you both for making what could have been a frustrating experience much easier to navigate!

Our experience on the medical-surgical floor was appalling. My family member was placed in an…read moreextremely cramped room with two elderly homeless patients from a shelter who were belligerent, fighting, screaming, and yelling at staff. One used a bedside commode only inches from her bed. The environment was chaotic, frightening, and completely lacking in privacy. After we requested a different room, she was left in a public family waiting room for more than three hours. Basic requests for water and assistance with painful, bloody IVs were repeatedly ignored. Nurse Camille was rude, confrontational, and dismissive of legitimate medical concerns. When we attempted to escalate those concerns, Charge Nurse Grace supported Camille rather than helping us obtain appropriate medical attention. Most disturbing, Grace repeatedly refused and physically blocked our attempts to speak with the House Supervisor. She told us, "He will not come down for this. He is going to follow my leadership." She also responded to our concerns with, "It is what it is." A charge nurse should help patients access the appropriate chain of command--not stand in the way of it. The lack of compassion, professionalism, privacy, and concern for patient safety on this medical-surgical floor was shocking.

To my heart surgery medical team and facilities. I am amazed at the number of people, surgical…read morecenters and facilities to provide my immediate medical needs. Thank you for the care, skill, and compassion your associates have shown as I've navigated my heart‑health challenges. Their dedication has given me something truly priceless: more time, the opportunity for new memories, to also be cherished, with the additional days to live fully with the people I love. My brothers and sister, children, grandchildren. I am profoundly grateful for the work you do and the humanity with which you do it. Numerous hospital staff providers who personally serviced my needs: Nurse- Emma Jongsma RN CNA- Landry Super- Amanda Surgery center Cardiologist: Dr. BIDART heart surgeon Anesthesiologist- Dr Nicolist Asast Nurse- Angelica PRN Night nurse- Joice, Jeromy PS: Nurse Emma was outstanding. With her big smile and friendly demeanor she made the healing time speed by easily. The cost was alot, but thank goodness for insurance.

My husbands care from check in, Dr. Ganser and his team gave the top care. However when he was in…read morehis room, around 3pm care was lacking to say the least, being diabetic, not having medication, nothing to eat since Monday night, his insulin at 257, I ask the nurse about getting him some food and insulin, she said she did not do food, she brought a menu and told me I had to call and order what he wanted, she brought a menu, showed me the phone to do that. This was around 3:30 pm, I ask her if she had something she could give him till dinner came, she said only snacks and that would not be good for him, I ask if she had jello and she said yes, I had to ask her if he could have jello and she said yes and brought him jello. I used the call light to ask if he could have some insulin around 4 pm and I was told his nurse was at lunch and that they check insulin at 4:30 and his nurse would check it at that time. The nurse came in about 4:30 gave 4 units of insulin and a shot to relax his muscles. Dinner came at 5:30. His insulin was down to 248, after dinner it was 277! Still waiting for the nurse, she is waiting on the Dr. to call back to tell her how much insulin to give. All this time we had to call the nurse, she knowing his insulin was way out of control, not once did she check on him! While waiting he ask told the floor nurse he needed to go to the bathroom, he had not be since 11 am and it was now 6 pm. He called the nurse again at 7 pm for help to go to the bathroom!! Really, is this the protocol for a hospital, a patient has to ask after all those hours!! A nurse came in and said I have to check, I don't think you can go till 8 pm!! I am 77, my husband is 81, the care he was given once entering his room was on a scale of 1-10, was a 0. I am very worried about his overnight care or lack of!! Rosemary Young 530.306.1825

Dr Erica Stevens, primary care physician. Great person, great primary physician. Listens, explains,…read morevery thorough. Two thumbs up for Dr Stevens.

This ER was recommended by the paramedics taking me as a medical emergency, after being prematurely…read moredischarged by Northern Nevada Medical Center's Emergency Department. That review and update can be found here: https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=7059b957e07c44b7&si=AMgyJEtREmoPL4P1I5IDCfuA8gybfVI2d5Uj7QMwYCZHKDZ-E4r_9Gt1crzzTCJckVWby8JzuqctMqNxza7iOfVcNqNnVxpWezKAuTr3EP5MCodYtqJRaIbbk8Oj_4UmzwjvHJ0oYUFa-tJ38VdOCD71ir5hDetIbQ%3D%3D&q=ER+at+McCarran+NW+Reviews&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiJ7ZrN6caRAxU0LEQIHf5hN5MQ0bkNegQINBAE&biw=1152&bih=585&dpr=2.5 I presented to Saint Mary's ED as a consequence of the illegal care administered at Northern Nevada Medical Center's Emergency Department with severe abdominal pain persisting for two weeks (that had been meticulously tracked with a Medical Assistant Software my partner created, that was and has been tracking these incidents minute-to-minute ). What followed was not the provision of medical care consistent with Nevada law or accepted standards of practice, but a sequence of dismissals, misrepresentations, and dangerous prescribing decisions (AGAIN) that placed me, the patient, at risk and violated my rights. 1. Clinical Analysis of the Discharge Record Even though the staff verbally "scoffed" and suggested it was just a 'kidney stone', the After Visit Summary tells a different story: Official Diagnosis: They have officially documented Ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) obstruction as a primary diagnosis. This is not a "simple kidney stone"; it is the exact pathology identified at the first ER. Abnormal Lab Results: My urinalysis showed Trace Protein and 1+ Ketones, which indicates my kidneys are under stress. Medication: They administered Ketorolac (Toradol) at 6:32 PM. Toradol is an NSAID that can be hard on the kidneys; given my history of kidney failure, this needs to be monitored closely. Breach of the Standard of Care: This occurs when a provider fails to provide the level of care a competent professional would. (e.g., dismissing an acute UPJ obstruction as "chronic pain" without new imaging). Failure to Diagnose / Delay in Diagnosis: The refusal by SMRMC to perform a new CT or MRI despite worsening lab markers (Protein/Ketones) and a 1.9 cm lesion. Patient Abandonment/Violation of Rights: Repeated requests for a Patient Advocate were denied, and call buttons were ignored. I WILL ADD THIS TO MY ON-GOING CASE, PICTURED BELOW AND THE COMPARISONS OF BOTH EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FALIURES.

Located in the Dessert Highlands Subdivision in Sparks is this Business Center. Just off of Los…read moreAltos. The majority of businesses here are of a medical nature. However, I did notice in the directory a general contractor. The problem with this business center is that the names of businesses are not easily seen. Making it hard to locate the business you are looking for the first time. Located here are dental, eye care, medical centers, Dialysis, physical therapy, and more.

NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit)…read more I now have experience with almost two dozen families that have expanded or began their brood at Saint Mary's labour and delivery department. Amazingly, they all sing praises to the doctors and RN's on that floor. I also know that the more complicated obstetrics cases are sent here. Sometimes via helicopter, if necessary!!! Wow! Sometimes things don't always turn out as easy as ABC. Due to pre-existing conditions or complications some babies need a little help after they're born. Enter the Neonatal Intensive Care team at Saint Mary's. The knowledgeable doctors and incredibly caring nurses at Saint Mary's are the best when baby is in duress. There is picture after picture on the walls of many of these babies and how big and healthy they are today. Miracle workers might be too strong a word. I don't think so. I recommended a neighbor use Saint Mary doctors and facilities. Her little girl ended up 6 weeks premature and so sickly they didn't expect her to live. I can't tell you what these women did, but right now that same little girl is turning cartwheels in the park by my house! I'm sold.

My daughter recently gave birth at St. Mary's and the experience was EXCELLENT! This hospital is…read moreso quiet and calming, from the location at the end of Arlington, there is basically NO street traffic and then once inside, the atmosphere is VERY calm and serene ~ just what new mom's and their families need! The nurses are sooo tenured, enformed and patient ~ Rebecca (30 years), Leann (15 years) and Mita (15 years) will ALWAYS have a place in our hearts! Thank you ladies for making this new chapter in our lives a VERY pleasant one!

The care my dad received from the VA ER was truly above and beyond. Dr. Davis was incredibly…read morethorough, compassionate, and took the time to convince my dad to stay so he could receive the care he needed. His professionalism and genuine concern made a difficult situation much easier for our family. Nurse Breanna was absolutely amazing. She was so kind, patient, and sweet with my dad during his entire visit. What touched me most was when she came outside on her lunch break just to comfort me while I was crying. Her compassion meant more than words can express. We are deeply grateful for the care, empathy, and support we received from all of the nurses and doctors during such a stressful time. Thank you for treating my dad -- and our family -- with such kindness and respect.

It's disappointing here. It's being held together by some very talented and passionate people;…read morehowever they have some staff that should not be there. It's unfortunate and I worry for worse off Veterans.

I went there today for a common female issue. The staff was friendly and professional. Total time…read morethere was about an hour. I recommend.

The worst ER.My daughter went there in pain just for them to tell her she was constipated when it…read morewas clearly not the issue they also said she had no uti we took a home test she was positive for uti.The fact that they didn't even try to admit her to run tests to see what exactly is going on in her body instead they discharged her.I will never go there nor my daughter.Youre in this field to help the ppl out and to reassure them all will be ok.Not discharge them and say I can't do nothing more to me was BS!!!!The night staff was shitty!!!!!!!!!!!

I was a patient of Dr John Watson, at the South Reno location. The staff were amazing. Dr Watson,…read moreon the other hand is a waste of a medical degree. He changes meds/stops prescriptions , without discussion, and is arrogant and flippant when asked about it. I found another patients paperwork in my online charts, and when I couldnt afford to see referrals due to crap insurance he basically said I could do the referral of find another provider. I wish I had seen how many terrible reviews this practice had before I learned first hand how awful Dr Watson is.

Their service, their compassion, their willingness to treat patients not as a number, but as a…read morehuman being