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2.9 (19 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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The staff are rude and unprepared. The check-in system is "down" and the employee said they keep a "system down" sign up because if they allow more than 6 registrations the system crashes. When I arrived on time for my appointment, I waited in my car until they sent a text message to come in for my appointment. Upon arriving, there was absolute chaos with people stacked together waiting for their appointment along with walk-in patients. One man said this was his second time attempting to have his labs done because his doctor is upstairs and he walked out in frustration. The staff were behind a locked door with no one there to provide instructions. So far, I have waited for 30 minutes AFTER being summonsed to come in for my appointment. They are disorganized and rude. Others waiting said "it's always like this." More stafff should be hired and the manager should be removed from their position--this is unacceptable.

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MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center

1.7(170 reviews)
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My wife and I arrived at the emergency room to find it rather full at approximately 4:20 PM on…read moreThursday afternoon. My wife believed she was having an issue with her pancreas as she had a case of acute pancreatitis more than year or so ago. The initial check-in was rather quick; however, my wife was not triaged until 6:05 PM. My wife still had a high fever with abdominal pains. Part of their triage includes a FaceTime with a hospitalist! That was a new one for us. At approximately 6:20 PM they took my wife back for a blood test and an EKG. After that was done, she was informed that she would have a CT. My wife was not taken back into the ER until 11:30 PM! It was a long time sitting in the waiting room, waiting for anything to happen. The nurse that we had was terrific she was very empathetic and thoughtful! Sometime after midnight, they came to take my wife for the CT. We spoke with a hospitalist, she seemed to be very thoughtful and knowledgeable as well. After the CT and additional bloodwork was completed, the hospitalist spoke with us, noting that her fever had passed, and the CT revealed no issues with her pancreas. Bloodwork overall was good so they gave her a clean bill of health for checkout. We left the hospital sometime around 3 AM. I would say, once you get in to see the doctor everything isn't as bad as some of the reviews here in. It's just the wait to get in! The room we were in, #18, was clean and well kept. My wife had to use the bathroom a few times and it was clean as well. Just wish that we would've gotten in the back quicker. That said, our nurse remarked how incredibly busy they had been for the last two days for whatever reason. Unfortunately, my wife's health has necessitated multiple hospital visits over the last 15 years. Some hospitals in California and Ohio, and now Maryland. With that, we think we have experienced the spectrum.

My five-day stay at MedStar Southern Maryland was one of the most miserable and emotionally…read moreexhausting experiences of my life. I arrived seriously ill, in significant pain, and ultimately needed surgery to remove an infected and inflamed gallbladder. What should have been a place of healing and care instead became an experience I can only describe as inhumane. I was too sick to leave the hospital, yet I was told that my surgery was not a priority. Let that sink in. I was seriously ill, in pain, and dependent on this hospital for necessary medical treatment, yet I was left waiting with no clear answers about when I would receive it. For FOUR DAYS, I was repeatedly told that my surgery would happen, only to be told later that it had been canceled. This happened over and over, and no one could give me a reliable answer about when it would actually take place. Imagine being sick, scared, and in pain while repeatedly being given hope that you will finally get the treatment you need, only to have it taken away again. The uncertainty and complete lack of communication were mentally and physically exhausting. The situation with food was equally unacceptable. Because I was being kept prepared for surgery, from Wednesday through Saturday, the only thing I was able to eat was a single bowl of beef stock. I spent days ill, in pain, and barely nourished while waiting for a procedure I had been told was urgent. The conditions in the hospital made everything worse. There were FOUR patients in one room. It was horrifically loud, the air was painfully dry, and getting adequate rest was incredibly difficult. When you're seriously ill, you need an environment where you can rest and recover, not one that adds to your physical and emotional distress. Communication about my care was also deeply lacking. I was left feeling as though no one could tell me what was happening or when I could expect treatment. One of the most alarming moments was when an employee at the facility point-blank stated that she would not have surgery at this location herself. Hearing that from someone who works there certainly did not inspire confidence while I was lying in a hospital bed waiting for surgery. I want to be very clear about one thing: the nurses were great. They were not the problem. They did what they could, but they had no control over the surgical scheduling or the larger issues that made my stay so awful. My particular appreciation goes to Donna, my night nurse, who went above and beyond to help keep me safe and comfortable. Her compassion and attentiveness made a real difference, and she deserves recognition for the care she provided. I understand that hospitals face limited operating room availability and competing emergencies. What I cannot accept is being told that surgery is urgent while being left for days with repeated cancellations, no reliable timeline, and inadequate communication. Patients deserve better than being left in limbo while they are seriously ill. My frustration is directed at the hospital's systems, management, and overall patient experience, not the nurses who were trying to help within circumstances they could not control. Patients are human beings, not inconveniences on a scheduling board. We deserve dignity, honest communication, reasonable conditions, and compassionate care, especially when we are at our most vulnerable. MedStar Southern Maryland needs to seriously reevaluate how it manages urgent surgical cases and the conditions in which it expects patients to recover. The compassion of individual nurses cannot make up for a system that leaves patients feeling powerless, neglected, and desperate to get out. I would not wish this experience on anyone. I hope hospital leadership takes this feedback seriously, because no patient should have to endure five days like mine just to receive the medical care they came there for.

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2.0(26 reviews)
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We are only a few days into into our ICU stay here, but so far so good. The nurses and doctors have…read moredemonstrated excellent care and bedside manner. The doctors and nurses were patient and explained everything to my family and were happy to answer any of our questions. However, my one complaint is the seating or lack thereof in the patient rooms. I have sat here for hours in an uncomfortable little black chair. It would be very helpful if the accommodations for loved ones were more comfortable. The first day we arrived in the ICU, there was a nice seat in the room. By the time I left for dinner and came back, that seat was removed with no real explanation given. All the sat in it's place was a little black chair. After spending over five hours sitting with my loved one in the little black chair and praying good thoughts for recovery; I now have to go home and take Motrin and schedule an appointment with my chiropractor. Please think about the guest and family member's of loved ones who are visiting or sitting vigil. I now bring my own pillows so that I can sit comfortably in the in the little chair.

Would not recommend. They don't care about their patients. I was discharged still in pain and still…read moreunable to walk properly. Also had been giving wrong medication which led to side effects

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09/11: Horribly savage-like customer service in lab department when simply dropping off something…read more Snatched the bag for no reason then snarled "where did you get this from? Where did you get this from?" While shaking the bag as I was telling I am dropping it off for a relative. I asked why not ask me, "How about may I help you?" Ignored me. Asked if she was having n a bad day. Ignored me and told the next customer to have a seat. And she threw the specimen in the inbox. She wouldn't give me her name or supervisor's name. Before reporting her behavior she made a big scene in front of patients. I reported her behavior but will still go to corporate. Signed Traumatized Military Veteran And Grand Mother!

My 19 year old daughters primary care Dr. is Liam James Gaugh , D.O , she was seen in his office…read morefor severe abdominal pain and chest pains. Her appt was scheduled for 2:00 pm on a Friday , she was not seen until a hour later. my daughter was vomiting before he entered the room. He did a brief evaluation, prescribed her nausea medication, sent her to the lab for blood work and put orders in for Pelvic exam and chest x ray , which had to be scheduled ! My daughter was so sick and weak when she FaceTimed me that I had call someone to piCK her up because she drove herself to her appointment. Once I attempted to call someone in his office to assist her it was 5pm , closed for the day . my daughter had to leave Camp Springs to go to Kensington because they was a appt available for her pelvic exam that day . In route there my daughter vomiting continued , upon arrival my daughter's vomiting continues . Instead of going to radiology she went to urgent care ! She was treated until they were closing at 11 pm , the transported to Gaithersburg for observation & treatment until The next day ! Diagnosed with food poisoning and severe dehydration. They failed terribly in patient care ! Not to mention Camp Springs has an urgent care literally 50 ft. From the internal medicine dept that she should have been transferred to before he clocked out ! I also don't understand why in her condition and age , he didn't he care enough to ask did she drive herself there before discharging a patient experiencing chest pains and abdominal pain. I Am very pleased with the care she received at Kensington and Gaithersburg.

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