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    3.3 (30 reviews)
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    Ultrasounds are not accurate. The quality of care is low. The customer service is poor. I cannot recommend this hospital.

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    My husband and son went to physical therapy here and both had excellent care and results. High recommend!

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    I had an outpatient procedure and every person from checkin to preop to recovery were helpful and caring.

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    Houston Methodist Clear Lake Hospital

    2.4(83 reviews)
    2.6 miClear Lake

    Advertised a wait of 9 mins, took 2 hours to be seen. I've been here before and never had a problem…read morebut the staff last night make me want to keep driving if I have a choice. All three of the women at the reception area were rude, short, non-accommodating. The check-in "nurse" was very short with my 7 year old. She seemed frustrated to be there which is fine but don't project that on to my child. He asked questions about what she was doing to him out of fear/lack of knowledge and she just kind of blew him off. My son was cold as he had an ice pack on his body without a shirt. I asked for a warm blanket and got an attitude...eventually it came. I pointed out the room had blood on the chairs and walls that didn't come from us. The "nurse" just looked and walked away. - - YUCK. I felt like there wasn't any privacy. A patient next to me said "i was just discharged from the 4th floor and puss is coming out of my arm. Im afraid I'll get staph." And another guest that shared the secured intake waiting area said she had scabies and this was her second visit in a week....definitely got my SpongeBob on and walked out. No offense, but the lack of privacy and fear of direct transmission alarmed me. I know it's a hospital but I feel like the areas should be cleaned between treating people. The visiting "doctor" was very thorough but couldn't get help from the staff. I ended up leaving without discharge papers smh. There was a young man with glasses and a nose piercing that was very kind and patient towards the end that brought our medication. I wish caught his name. There was also a very passionate assistant that offered my son a coloring book after much distress.

    I had to call an ambulance for my mother on Tuesday march 31st at 4:30pm fire and ambulance came…read moreand picked mom up and transported er to Methodist Nassau Bay . Once in the emergency room . We had Dr wang to excess , moms oxygen was low, first thing she ask me is do you want to vent and i said no. She said she could die , I said yes but it would be natural. No machine , after 2 hours of oxygen was back up to her normal. We sat in a emergency room til 2:30 am and then moved to ICU . After all night we were in a rm #11. That morning we had Dr . Nina Zatikyan MD. She was rude and not compassionate at all . She told me I needed to get , power of attorney and will up there . She said your mom is in bad shape and didn't look good. This was our first meeting. Just crushed us but mom was alert and was better that day but was on high flow oxygen. As the day wore on Dr. Wang In ICU came in very polite and compassionate , we are doing everything and will be outside if you need anything . Then the heart doctor came in did every test , Dr. Ahmed Elsherbing. He told mom she had a strong heart. But kept monitor while we were there. The next day Dr . Nina Zatikyan came to the room and said you look better, total change from the first day. While she was in the room , I told her she took care of my mom in Nov. 2021 during covid and she said I don't believe so. She went back in her records the next day and said yes she did take care of mom during covid. This went on for 6 1/2 days in ICU. You have some amazing nurses in ICU Rachel U and Ashley N. These 2 nurses were so wonderful, we were lucky to have them for 2 days each .Made ICU enjoyable . The head Pulmonary Dr. Nina Zatikyan need to have compassion training , very cold , no respect for care of patients . if love one is in bad shape you should never tell them there dying, Should talk to a love one. I spent everyday and night with my mom in ICU. Just in case something happened . After ICU we were moved to a room on the 4th floor room 410 Sunday April 5th. After the move the next morning the doctors came in an said you were getting better, but you will be here a while . Dr Nina Zatikyan transferred her stuff to Dr. Jose Cuevas, nice gentleman was caring and compassionate. Easy to talk to and was there to help . We worked out a plan that day. So Tuesday came around and Dr Wang from ICU went on vacation. So we had Dr Donald Brown come in never met us before. I wasn't there, but he came in and told my mom that you aren't getting better. You need to think about hospice or alternative care . That just broke my mom. She called me at work , I came up there at 11 am and she was in the fetal position crying . So after first time seeing a patient for less than 5 minutes you destroyed her. Terrible bedside manor, she told him my son takes care of me and there is his number . But he never called . After therapy came in and she was able to walk . The next day Dr Brown came in same attitude , still no call. So that day we had nurse Jesus , wonderful at what he does , loves his job. So Friday comes around and I need to speak with Dr Brown, I got to my moms room at 8:30 am , and waited . Dr Brown came in an saw me . whole different attitude, but still talking down , not building up. I ask why they stopped PT , he said they said her oxygen dropped and he discontinued . I told him therapy said she did great and he said no. I said they were here and they said she did great. Then I ask when we could go home , he said home .I said yes , he said she can't go home . I said i everything setup , concentrator , tanks that will go to 15 liters incase of emergency . He was shocked that I knew what I was doing. He then said she could go home today. I said 5pm , he goes why . I said i needed to go back to work. He said we could go at 5 pm . Br brown isn't a compassionate person, I'm sure he does this more often. We were released and are home doing well. I also want to let you know that i was never given a survey for our stay. Plus also want to let you know that the social worker Alex called me the second day in the hospital. And I never heard from her again after calls to her and leaving messages . Plus I tried to contact Palliative care team member Sharice , calling and leaving messages. No return call either . So my whole experience at Methodist wasn't great. Your team members need work with more training for care of the patients. I've been in a lot of hospitals these last few years with my mom. But this was the worst experience , this hospital is close to our house but i think next time we will go to UTMB webster. Healthcare system here is poor, the Doctors like Dr. Nina Zatikyan pulmonary , Dr Wang Emergency , and Dr Donald Brown all need some training in compassion , respect for the patient and even the family members. Rating 1-10 , I give it 3.. Needs work...

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    Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital

    Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital

    2.1(125 reviews)
    5.9 miSouth Belt/Ellington

    Memorial Hermann Southeast played a critical role in saving my mom's life, and our family is…read moreincredibly grateful for the care she received there. My mom was transferred there from a rehabilitation facility after experiencing a medical emergency. The team acted quickly and immediately placed her on life support. The ICU nurses were beyond amazing. They took incredible care of her and kept our family informed. Nurse Dani and Nurse Ye provided extraordinary care and compassion during one of the most frightening times of our lives. After several weeks in the ICU, she was moved to a regular room on Floor 1, where most of the nurses provided great care. There was one instance where a nurse on floor 1 was not as attentive and did not recognize that my mom was becoming unresponsive after we expressed concerns. My mom took a turn for the worse and was moved to Floor 2, though the transition was not clearly communicated. Thankfully, Nurse Ben and another outstanding nurse on Floor 2 immediately recognized that my mom needed urgent attention. A team of nurses and doctors responded quickly, stabilized her, and transferred her back to the ICU, where she was placed on life support again. Once again, the ICU team provided exceptional care and helped bring her to a full recovery. When she was finally ready to transition to rehabilitation, the hospital made sure everything was in place to ensure a safe transfer and that she would have what she needed. This hospital showed compassion, urgency, and professionalism throughout her stay. We are forever grateful to the nurses and doctors who cared for my mom and treated her with dignity. I would absolutely recommend Memorial Hermann Southeast.

    While I visited relatives in Pearland, TX I became ill and was rushed to Memorial Hermann Hospital…read moreSouth East. Staff members were attentive, my medication was dispensed in a timely manner, but I did not understand why I was placed in an observation ward vs. an actual hospital room - I guess it was more economical! The patient restroom was always clean and the food servers and house keepers were mannerable and nice also. Dr Miranda was superb in explaining my diagnosis. Overall, if I visit Pearland, TX again and become ill, I will choose Memorial Hermann South East for the hospital.

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    UTMB Women's Comprehensive Care - Clear Lake

    UTMB Women's Comprehensive Care - Clear Lake

    5.0(2 reviews)
    0.7 miClear Lake

    September 29, 2020 Drove in from Galveston and had to wait 1…read moremonth to see Dr Snyder for an appointment regarding my hormones (thyroid included) ya know...old lady stuff!!! Arrived early at 12:30 for a 1pm slot. Offices appear brand new. I was the only patient there. I believe they take lunch between 12-1p because I had to wait until 12:45 to be checked in. No worries. This clinic is new (opened in June this year) it has dermatology, plastic surgery, menopause (hormones) and med spa type services...Botox, fillers, etc Dr Snyder Gyno works at this location only once per week otherwise he's in Galveston at UHC (which is where I'll probably start going for follow up's) Because my hormone replacement therapy with HerKare has been sporadic and ever changing in the last 3 years he is going to get a full blood work up along with hormones plus a thyroid ultrasound. Dr Snyder is thorough and personable and has been doing this decades so, I'm hopeful I can get my female insides sorted out for once. Will not be returning to HerKare because already one of the medications they had me on, I should not be on.

    Dr. Sknyder is a wonderful doctor that specializes in menopause . He was very thorough. Spent…read moreabout an hour with me just Q and A. He also returns messages on mychart and sometimes calls you back personally. I kwish all doctors would spend this amount of time with their patients.

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    Memorial Hermann SE Hospital Outpatient Clinic

    3.0(2 reviews)
    3.0 miClear Lake

    I have used 3 other Rehabilitation's Therapy places but this one beats them all hands down…read more I have had my SI, lower back, neck, both ankles at least twice and now my shoulders. Dottie Wisdom is the manager and has been there since my first visit in as early as 2003 if not before and is exceptional at what she does. Any of her staff are above average and are all well educated in their field. Trish, the office manager has been there since I started as well. So if you need rehab on a problem area, injury or after surgery these are the people to see.

    I'd give zero stars if it was an option. The single worst hospital experience of our life . The…read morehospital is over run with covid and it's keeping others from getting care. People are waiting three days to get a room out of emergency. In the meantime the hospital tried to hide it and keep offering different procedures to keep the patients hoping they would get seen. I know every patient does not need bloodwork , iv port, ekg , X-ray or cat scan but yet each of us no matter our illness was offered that protocol followed by hours and hours of waiting to see a doctor. Occasionally the security guard tries to get family out of waiting room literally living patients to care for themselves alone. Some way too sick for that. One man fell and busted his head on the hand sanitizer stand causing him to bleed and projectile vomit. The front desk didn't know what to do. Er staff to busy to attend to him. Patients helped him up. Patients who left AMA were literally Dis missed at the counter after they removed the iv port that they never needed anyway. Just a bandaid and sign here. Scam to book insurance money and extend the expected wait time. Please do my take your family to this ER ever. The care didn't improve after much complaining we got a hospital bed over 12 hrs later. The hospital doesn't communicate within departments and cannot give true answers on when you will see a doctor , get transferred or dismissed.

    Texana Physicians - Bay Area Regional Medical Center hospital in Webster, Texas

    Texana Physicians

    2.7(29 reviews)
    0.8 miClear Lake

    Why 5 stars? Because they saved my Dad's life…read more --- --- --- A hospital having a Yelp page is definitely a different ballgame than just about any other kind of business. I'm sure that there are countless others who have lost loved ones at Bay Area Regional Medical Center, and it probably had nothing to do with the doctors/nurses not performing up to a certain standard during their visit. Life's randomness sometimes trumps precision that the most wonderful medical professionals on Earth have to offer. But in our case, BARMC could only be described as a God-send. My dad had a heart attack on Thanksgiving. In an instant, my Dad transformed from the most active 58 year old that anyone knows, to the guy laying on the bathroom floor at the gym with no pulse. My brother was fortunately by his side, and was able to call 911 pretty instantly. The paramedics arrived swiftly and were as efficient as possible in literally bringing him back from the dead. He was then transported to BARMC. He quickly had to have a stent placed in his artery, which went very smoothly. By the time I got into town a few hours later, he was heavily medicated, but still awake and talking. I didn't even know what any of this meant prior to Thursday, but apparently, it was nothing short of a miracle. Not only that he was alive, but that he went from a goner to very normal in a few hours. This is a testament to my dad's excellent shape/conditioning, but I'd imagine all of medical people involved played a role as well :) Where we really began to appreciate BARMC is the quality of care that he received in ICU. All of the nurses/doctors were absolutely phenomenal. Kayla, Natalia, Shelby, Dennis and all of the other names that I'm forgetting - you were all the absolute best. It's amazing that people who work in a place that's filled with so much sadness on a daily basis, could manage to be so cheerful and happy. All of them had the demeanor of people who were on vacation, in that, they were just so happy and joyful. Maybe it was that my dad's story was so amazing, or maybe this place just breeds super heroes. Either way, we loved it. All of these wonderful folks really helped me to put life in perspective. I love my job and always give it my all... but these people literally save lives for a living. Instead of enjoying Thanksgiving with their family, they perform insanely advanced procedures on people, while crying family members wait in the lobby with lives hanging in the balance. Much like folks who join the military, it's a job I could never do, but I'm forever grateful that others can.

    My dad was in this hospital and too many mishaps to list. It took 48 hours to reconcile his home…read moremedications. They never responded to the call button and they employees are smart ass and mock you when you ask for help. I know several people work there and the place is rotten from the top down. Good people will not stick around and it will only get worse until upper management does something to change the culture. The HR department needs to be completely fired and built from the ground up. All the employees seem to be rejects from other hospitals in the area that were willing to accept a lower wage to have free reign to do whatever they want. They do not know how to staff, compensate or develop their employees. You can't teach someone to be a nice human being though.

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