I been here since 3 am & I'm a pregnant patient that came in for bleeding and abdominal pain , i…read moreasked the people at the front desk how long would it be till I get in a room at 5 am she told me I have to wait till 6 am and I'm bleeding clots!!

I went in as an ER patient then ended up being admitted for an overnight stay. Due to the…read moreseriousness of my condition. It was very scary for a moment I will admit. The staff was professional, friendly and took great care of me. I eventually made it to my room around midnight (Sunday morning). There were several EKGs performed, numerous amount of blood taking, xrays and CT scan with contrast. That was a weird feeling. Overall, I'm glad and thankful to be here. Being able to write this review because I wasn't doing well at all the day of my visit. Nurse Evans was great and Kiah, once I was taken to my room. Nurse Malia was a gem herself that Sunday and upon me being discharged. I have to thank Dr. Cloud for his sense of humor also.

JMCGH Cafeteria: I followed the amazing smells of Indian cuisine to the JMCGH Cafeteria. I had the…read moretasty salmon with coconut rice , broccoli, mango chutney and yogurt sauce. So worth the $10 price tag. Butter chicken was the other main dish available.For dessert, I chose the fluffy and delectable coconut cream pie. Everything was absolutely incredible, especially for a hospital cafeteria! It was an amazing deal and a serious upgrade from standard hospital food. It is always a great feeling when a random craving leads you straight to a hidden gem of a meal right where you least expect it.

Be careful who is overseeing your clinical case here, as hospitalist experience and humility is…read morecritical in complex cases. In the Emergency Department, my first hospitalist was in over his head on my complex cardiology/EP case. He repeatedly attempted to administer and adjust medications in ways that affected my cardiac safety and required pushback. He then became defensive and suggested he and his staff would intentionally provide lower-quality care if questioned or criticized. He was ultimately fired from my case and replaced with another hospitalist who provided much better care. That said, the nursing staff here on C7 is excellent, and I cannot recommend the nursing care team enough!

On October 10, 2024 I walked into the emergency room at Saint Francis-hospital Bartlett Tn…read more I walked to the emergency entrance, admitting desk and spoke with a young woman who asked me why I was there. I informed the woman that I had a terrible rash on my eye and my forehead, and it was hurting. I explained to the young lady that I was from out of town and on vacation . She asked me if I had Insurance and I said yes, and I gave her my insurance card and my ID.. within minutes Especially the nurse asked me to step inside to get my vitals. She asked me what was going on, and I explain to her it was an irritation that had been bothering me for a few days and I feel that I need to see a doctor because it doesn't feel normal. The nurse said a doctor would be in to see me momentarily. Within five minutes. Doctor came and spoke with me. Very kindly the doctor asked me to explain to him what was going on as I pointed to my forehead. He immediately said I know your symptoms follow me. I walked to the other area with the doctor and he explained to me what my condition was. It wasn't long before the attending physician came and gave his synopsis. Very quickly and with care the two doctors explained to me what my condition was and how it worked and then explain that the medication I would receive would be for pain and infection. With all of that being said, the young doctors care and attitude and mindset was just so remarkably amazing. The staff the cleanliness I would give this hospital an A + immediately, and I would advise anyone that is visiting the Bartlett community in Memphis, Tennessee had an emergency or had to be hospitalized to visit this care center. Doctor on staff who assisted in my care name is Dr.Cardwell. An amazing physician, caring person and beautiful soul.

My husband has been diagnosed with a blood clot on his lung. We have been in this er since 11:30…read morelast night. It is now 24 hours later he still does not have a room and no doctor has come to see him. His pain is severe and they have given him several medicines but it is not working. I'm about to have him discharged and take him somewhere where a doctor will have conversation about what the next step is. I told them I'm ready to take him and then the dr was interested in talking to us but we still have yet to see a dr. Do not come here. It's dirty and the nurses have no empathy. You may not even see a dr.

My family and I are new to the area from a different state, much larger populated city, and…read moreunfortunately I became sick. First I went to an urgent care who advised me to go to the ER, Methodist Olive Branch since it wasn't that far and the ER wait wouldn't have me sitting there for hours. I view and hear many complaints about wait time for hospitals since I am in the healthcare field but I don't think many who leave a city and live in other states know that ER wait times in highly populated cities with a mix of insured and uninsured can take up to 9-12 hours wait JUST to have a triage nurse see you. I got to Methodist waited probably about forty minutes before a triage nurse saw me, first test ran within a hour and a half of sitting there and taken back to a room within barely two hours. Kudos Methodist! Once back the nurse was extremely nice, (thanks Cassie), made my young daughter feel comfortable while mommy felt terrible and did not treat me or my concerns as if I was just another "patient to get in and out for a bed". Grateful for Cassie! And then WHAM, I was seen by the BEST, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND CARING Nurse Practitioner I have met not only in my life but in being in Healthcare. LeighAnn made sure she explained to my husband, and to myself, what the plan was, the treatment and what the results were. Go figure, most doctors and NPs just come in for the assessment and leave it up to the nurse (who usually is just moving along to get to the next patient) to tell you your diagnosis and then send you on your way with no explanation of meds or plan. My husband who is usually a reserved man, gushed over LeighAnn and her skills, her knowledge and her bed side manners. If Methodist could use her to teach a class on how to make patients feel, how to treat them and care for them, Methodist would receive five stars every review. I'm thankful for her being there and for taking care of me to allow me to worry only about feeling better!!!! I left one star off because the X-ray tech told me to take my bra off but did not give me a gown, did not offer me privacy and then snickered on the side with a student.

For this to be a hospital, where cleanliness and sanitation should be a premium this is a filthy…read morehospital starting from the waiting room.

Kudos to the ER team today- Assessment,CT…read morescans,labs,vaccine,& treatment all within an hour turnover time! Side note:Fall Risk? I must be old now !

This morning, my roommate was experiencing excruciating pelvic pain along with a fever that lasted…read morethroughout the morning. She drove herself to the ER hoping to be evaluated and receive the care she needed. Instead, she has now been sitting in the waiting room for over four hours without being taken back or given any real attention. She has been in so much pain that she has spent most of those four hours crying in the waiting room, yet no one has seemed to acknowledge the severity of what she is experiencing. She even asked for a cup of water and was told they could not give her one. I understand that emergency rooms have to prioritize patients based on the severity of their conditions and that wait times can be unpredictable. However, watching someone sit in severe pain with a fever for more than four hours without any meaningful communication, assistance, or reassurance is extremely frustrating and concerning. This happened on a Monday, and the experience makes me wonder how much worse the wait and level of service may be during their busiest times. Regardless of how busy an ER is, patients who are clearly in significant pain deserve to feel acknowledged and cared for while they wait.

I've been a patient here since 7 and every time I've gone here wether for check ups or just visits…read moreI've felt safe and encouraged to keep fighting in my journey they do a good job at making the families feel safe I recommend the hospital

do not donate money to this organization. it is a scam. as they advertise they send a t-shirt, that…read moreis a lie. 5 months into donations, the excuses were: USPS "takes 2 month", "the t-shirt company is on 2 month delay".... pretty upsetting the lies, plus at this point i dont trust that the money are being used proper.

As a first-time mom, I was nervous about delivering at any hospital given the many horror stories…read moreI've heard about patient care. However, I decided I wanted to be surrounded by professionals with expertise in both baby and mom care, and I'm so glad I chose Baptist. Arrival & First Impressions: When I arrived, I wasn't sure if I was in active labor or not, but I quickly learned I was. After being checked, I was immediately moved into a labor and delivery room. My first nurse, Paige, was incredibly encouraging. She reassured me that I could deliver without an epidural, especially since I was already 5cm dilated and not in much pain. Nurse Transition: Paige let me know her shift was ending and introduced me to the nurses who would take over. By this point, I was 8cm dilated, and the new team--Lisa (Charge Nurse), Sierra (RN), Lindsey (Unit Manager), and Dr. Owens--made me feel confident and supported. I didn't experience pain until they had to break my water at 9cm. Delivery: Dr. Owens and her team delivered my baby. I labored for 6 hours, and after 3 pushes, my baby was born. They were very clear with instructions, guiding me through the process by counting and telling me when to push. My husband was able to cut the umbilical cord, and they immediately placed my baby on me for skin-to-skin. I was also able to opt out of having my baby bathed right away, which meant a lot to me. Post-Delivery Care: After birth, I was transferred to a new room and introduced to my new nurses and lactation specialist. Kacee, the lactation consultant, was fantastic in helping me get the baby to latch, and Amy, the nurse, assisted me when Kacee wasn't available. I also want to give a shoutout to the other nurses during shift changes--Dakeila, Lanitra (who provided amazing resources and support, especially after my baby had to go to the NICU), and Patient Care Assistants Denita and Hieu. NICU Care: My baby had some low oxygen levels after feeding, so the nurses transferred her to the NICU. Heidi, the nurse, was wonderful and made my husband and I feel at ease during a stressful time. Her empathy and positive energy helped us through a scary situation. Follow-up: We were discharged after three days, and the doctors called us after two days at home to check in and make sure we had everything we needed for our baby, while also ensuring I was recovering well. Overall, my experience at Baptist was incredibly positive. While I know every nurse and situation is different, each of the nurses I interacted with made me feel comfortable and never like a burden, even when I had many questions. I am truly grateful for the care we received, and I hope that all families receive the same level of care that I did. It took away all of my fears and anxieties about delivering in a hospital. Thank you, Baptist!

I had a family member who received treatment here awhile ago. She received the most excellent care…read morethat I've ever witnessed. I was quite impressed and would highly recommend this facility. (NOTE: This facility is listed twice in Yelp.)

My grandmother had surgery here this week. Everyone was kind friendly and safe. Social distancing…read morewas enforced. They used mask and gloves. Doing her surgery they called us to update us that she was sleeping and the surgery had definitely started. They called us back once she was awake & the surgery was over. They gave us snacks while we waited in the waiting area. My glucose went extremely low and they helped me out. Very professional staff even in the waiting areas. Once home the after care was excellent. Instructions very simple easy to read and understand. Prescriptions called in to pharmacy and pick up was simple. The building was clean and sanitized. I give them five stars. The doctors and nurses at this location are very caring and professional.

I can't imagine a more caring, compassionate group of people at any medical facility. I've had…read moreproblems with insertion of iv in the past, and told the nurse my concerns. She had another nurse take care of the iv. The Nurse actually numbed my had so the needle wouldn't hurt. I immediately calmed down, and everything went very well. They were all so friendly and nice, from the receptionist to the recovery room nurse.

The description of this business does not fit what it actually is. It's a small hospital with an…read moreER. They do really good work.

From the owner: Highland Hills Medical Center offers care you can trust - right here at home. We are building a…read morefoundation of care by providing the best healthcare in Tate County and the surrounding areas. We offer 24/7 Emergency Care; Full Laboratory Services; Outpatient Care, including Diagnostic Testing (X-ray, CT, Ultrasound, Mammogram, and Bone Density). We also have an in-house Clinic that is open Monday through Thursday. Our Community. Our Hospital.