From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed by such a kind and compassionate team. Everyone I encountered, including the technician who personally walked me to my room, made me feel comfortable and cared for. I especially want to recognize my nurse, Grace. She truly went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable and had everything I needed before my surgery even began. She thoughtfully offered me a heated blanket, adjusted my pillows, and continuously checked to make sure I was comfortable. More importantly, she brought such a calming and uplifting presence. She made both my aunt and me laugh, and before I knew it, my nerves had completely disappeared. Her sweet compliments, genuine kindness, and willingness to answer every question I had made such a difference during a stressful time. Grace's compassion, professionalism, and ability to make her patients feel truly cared for are remarkable. I am incredibly grateful for the exceptional care she provided and for helping turn what could have been an anxious experience into one filled with comfort and reassurance. Thank you to Grace and the entire team for making me feel so well cared for. read more

I brought my wife to Methodist Mansfield Emergency Room because she was very sick, and it was close to our home. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing from the moment we walked in. The waiting room was dark and uninviting. Although the facility appeared clean, the atmosphere felt cold and uncomfortable. What bothered me most was the complete lack of compassion and professionalism from the staff we encountered. The gentleman who checked my wife in was incredibly rude and dismissive. The woman who took her temperature was equally unpleasant, speaking in a monotone voice and showing absolutely no empathy or concern. We just left and went to a Neighbourhood hospital where we got treated 1 million times better. When someone brings a sick loved one to the emergency room, they're already worried and stressed. The very least they should expect is kindness, compassion, and basic customer service. A little empathy goes a long way, especially in healthcare. Unfortunately, that was completely missing from our experience. Overall, a very disappointing experience with terrible customer service. We will not be returning to this emergency room. read more

Methodist Mansfield corrupted my federal identity profile causing patient not identified denials for both the facility and emergency physician group, and are balance billing me for over $100k, instead of correcting their error. My federal profile is now corrupted, tricare pin pointing the corruption occuring a few days after the hospital began filing for reimbursement and I now have to resubmit paperwork to DEERS to establish myself as my own sponser.I am explicitly demanding that the HIM department issue a data corruption update to all anciliary providers and independent doctor groups associated with my visit. I will of course be filing a grievance with Tricare. Someone at registration, despite my evidence and protestation, and a pinch of their misogyny, linked or merged my current file with an ancient archived file containing my ex spouse as my sponser (over 30 years prior). This is sad, because instead of leaving the glowing review the staff deserves, I am looking for legal recourse and recompense. Update: After speaking with Methodist Mansfield who tried gaslighting me by saying " we have your name and insurance id" and "Methodist has no outstanding debt with you" does NOT excuse your HIM system for corrupting ALL the associated clinics who were denied because you corrupted my information. All the seperate bills, radiology, lab, ED physicians, that I have had to contact personally and explain and beg for more time while my DEERS gets reinstated. I think the BBB and other institutions need to hear about this I fell and injured my back and have been told that I have no coverage and at this time owe both Lakepoint and now Texas Presbyterian. Thank you Methodist Mansfield for ruining my life.. read more

Thank You to all the staff here really appreciate everyone for helping with a very unexpected event

I was admitted to hospital after coming through the emergency room! My problem was low blood pressure and fluid on my lungs. From the time I was first admitted to another 10 days in hospital, try as I might, I could find absolutely nothing to complain about!! I saw the house doctor and my cardiologist every day. With every test, every scan, every pill, I was well informed as to the reason for procedure! I have a list of all my incredible nurses, but might be too long for this post. But I'll try Nurses A'Briel - care tech Cindy nurse (day) Cassendra. ER Jayde Nurse Didi core tech Nurse Victor Core tech. ? Michelle Nurse Abbie (Abigale) For core tech Hope Nurse Laurel. Hope core tech Blakely. Favorite nurse Core Tech Amanda CJ Care tech Leenu. Nurs Anu care tech If I forgot anyone, I'm sorry, but suffice it to say EVERYONE in Cardiac care did their jobs well, and although I'm sure there were times when they were tired, they were not too tired to smile. Another person who was always smiling was the sweet lady who cleaned my room every morning, she was wonderful!! I simply can't imagine any negative reviews of Methodist Hospital Mansfield! I'm 82, and I've been in several hospitals in my lifetime, I would rate this hospital at the top of my list! read more

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Emergency services are greatly lacking .... waits are too long unless you're at deaths door. Mentally challenged young asian teen screaming and yelling and jumping up and down in ER area with no ER employee telling him to quieten down while the Hospital Police officer turned a blind eye. Kid then set down and had blood flow burst out of his body and people screaming yet no ER person came to see what was going on. I went up to the man accepting peoples appointments and said you got a kid bleeding out here so get someone to help him. I left without being seen after 4 hours! Will never go back! read more

When I entered, I thought it was going to be like the one at Dallas, that you had to pay for parking and a lot of security. But when I entered, you didn't have to pay for parking and there was security, but not like secure level like Dallas. I went because one of my family members was sick and I went to visit and judging by the nurses and care it was good. The nurses were nice and polite. read more

We chose Methodist as it was the closest hospital to my grandparent's home and my grandmother was brought in by ambulance. Nothing much to complain about, which I suppose is a good thing. I can't say too much regarding diagnosis as according to the care team, there wasn't much they could do to save my grandmother. Her condition was deemed inoperable, so they placed her into palliative care until the family had time to say their goodbyes. As a grandchild moving through the grieving process, I just wish I could've heard that there was a way to save her, but that has nothing to do with the care team or their decision. I understand at age 94 it would've been a high risk operation to begin with. I watched the nurses in her unit adjust her and care for her until the very end. They were skilled in at what they were doing. The doctors were transparent about next steps. The chaplain was very sympathetic and kind; haven't seen a hospital have a team of chaplains as much as Methodist had. There is some solace in having that emotional and spiritual support during a challenging time. I appreciate the care team's support. Thank you for being kind and for taking care of my grandmother as she transitioned. read more

Waiting time on ER three and a half hours; once inside the room 30 minutes for the nurse to show up; the doctor took another 30 minutes, etc. we arrived at eleven pm is already 5 am and counting read more

My father passed away last month while under the care of this hospital. The medical staff seemed to genuinely care for his wellbeing during his treatment. After his passing, I was informed that personal belongings he arrived with - including his wallet and cell phone - could not be located. These items were documented at admission, but I have not been able to recover them. Since then, I have had difficulty getting clear answers. I was directed between departments and I did not receive follow-up from security or patient advocacy despite repeated attempts to reach them. This situation has been very difficult while also managing his estate. I hope the hospital can improve communication and accountability regarding patient belongings in the future. read more

We have been in the ER 5 hours and so far no one has came in to talk to us about all the test they have run.

They did not treat the cause of my pain on 10/3/25. Was sent home in horrible pain. I ended up having to have a total hysterectomy two weeks ago after another hospital diagnosed and kept me that whole weekend. read more

I found myself not being able to catch my breath and the local doc in the box told me I needed more definitive care than they could provide so my wife took me to Mansfield Methodist. The ER staff were diligent and triaged me quickly, ordering tests that pinpointed my ailment. The ICU nurses knew their jobs and were efficient without being cold and uncaring. My only complaint was being awakened every 2 hours so the nurses could check on me or deliver ordered treatments. If you have to go to a hospital, this was the place to go. read more

I came in with severe chest pain and am extensive cardiac history... After a single set of bloodwork and EKG, the doctor assumed all was fine and claimed I have "chronic chest pain", then refused to answer ANY questions and stated he was discharging me... I asked if I could ask a question, and he didn't say a word as he walked out shutting the door behind him... I wouldn't send my worst enemy here... He was excessively rude to boot! read more

PLS READ ALL TO UNDERSTAND NOT RECOMMENDED TO ANYONE, PLS READ WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE WORK THERE, NOT CARE ABOUT PEOPLE JOBS RESPECT , UNHUMANLY KIND OF BAD EXPERIENCE they wrote uncomplicated work release note , when came back , they gave me computer printed letter totally different letter that anyone acan type at home, my company thought its a forged document after they called to methodist call center , one lady told my company that they don't gave away work released note, when get back to receptionist center then another RN refused to admit without inquiring that it wasn't given to me by them , she told that to my manger, after struggle i got to attended by another RN , he inquired by checking printer history n gave me written it's there fault to write that letter like that n spoke with my company manager Just think how much insult n disrespect embarrassment I hv to go through more over they treated patients like r lower beings , just go n watch them , they r busy but they can deal with people much better when people needed the most, they go there when they r in pain n very bad health condition read more

Going to the ER CAN BE STRESSFUL. Going to Mansfield Methodist ER in Broad Street greatly reduces thst stress. Beung treated professionally and with cordiality make me feel like a valued client. RN Kasharie kept me calm through all the phases of my visit last night. She prepared me fir treatment by explaining all the details and made sure I had plenty of protection in case my nose began gushing blood. She did such a good job, she stopped the bleeding, and I was able to go home without further treatment. Thank yoy. read more

This place is horrible. I was sent her by Dr because of GI issues. He sent me to er as direct admit it was denied. Stayed in er until 9:30 pm had go to nurses station to request meds . They don't answer the call lights . No communication reqarding treatment plans . Stuck 4 times to get iv . Nurse on 4 floor was crazy . Incompetent. Ran out run crying accused of throwing water on her. Honey I'm 63 years a nurse myself why do I need to throw water? She was incompetent and racist didn't want to be asked questions about want you are giving me . Staff rude , insensitive all they do is give stabilizing care. So what if your blood pressure is 165/98 and you light headed . So what if you having palpitations. So what . I really don't recommend anyone to visit this place. Isn't this the same hospital where they gave people Ebola. Flesh eating disease. Don't Go Please Don't Go . Horrible Horrible Racist place. read more

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I was admitted for a procedure 9/1, everything went good. Upon arrival I had no bed sores, I'm a paraplegic. I was there 9/1-9/4, once I got home there was dried matted poop on the hair and through my private area not to mention a bed sore the size of a quarter. That was so disappointing because they were so nice and gentle with handling me but they did not take the time to clean and care for my hygiene in a manner that a human should. read more

I would not go to the ER, unless you do not mind waiting...a long time. Daughter had an issue, she wanted to go there. We were there for 5 and 1/2 hours. I understand there are people who were more sick and they needed immediate help. But 5 and 1/2 hours? Maybe let you know that it will take a very long time, her Drs are there and she wanted to have her records there. But check it out before going there. read more

Last Sunday night about 10 pm, I experienced my first and hopefully only heart attack. Found out later one artery was 100% blocked, another 90% blocked and third 80% blocked. The time we drove up to emergency until the 100% blocked artery had a stent and I was stabilized was less than one hour! And while I stayed first in ICU then a regular room for four calendar days total, the nursing staff and doctors were exemplary. The insights and care they displayed mattered to me and my family and for that I will be forever grateful. Even the hospital release process was thoughtful and caring. Thank you Methodist Mansfield! read more

This is the McDonald's of all ERs. Even if you're in serious pain they do nothing but just tell you "you're not going to die"

The people here were so nice from the er staff to anyone you saw in the hallways! Took my mom here after having a bad experience in ft worth last year. The staff was so friendly and actually looked happy to be at work and to meet us!! They were thorough with my mom as she had a lot of tests done. Mel and Amanda took care of her as she had to stay the night. They were so caring and sweet. The room she had was very nice and she was by herself! I was told that all the rooms are personal!! Yes! Mom was happy since she shared a room last time at a different hospital and it was not pleasant ! One thing that blew me away was the pleasant almost spa smell from different parts of the hallways! Not expecting that! We will only go here from now on!! read more

Don't go here. ER staff is shameful, maybe accept for the receptionist lady... Let me start by saying I trained as an EMT right out of high school. Prior to that I had extensive clinical training, including at this hospital... Im still traumatized, in utter shock and disbelief with the way I was handled in this ER by "Dr. T" (I don't remember his name because this was two or three years ago but if a short asian man approaches calling himself "Doctor" you RUN!!.) They should only allow female doctors to take required specimens and samples from female patients... even I know you dont have to jab or swab around directly into a wound or a tender area to get a viable sample. Honestly 0 empathy or humanity present. Even the nurse (female) looked completely mortified. He handled my case with absolutely NO patience, respect, or care and when I was obviously in pain-- his only response: a bleak and meager "calm down" as he JABBED directly into the tender area with his stupid swabs. I reported this incident and made sure I put it in my visit review 3 years ago. No one ever reached out to ask for any further details. Based on the reviews nothing's changed, actually it's gotten worse. You'll be better off going to an Urgent Care especially if you're a WOC!!!!... Go anywhere "Dr. T " is NOT. read more

I took my wife there unexpectedly last week to the emergency room. We were checked in right away and taken back to a room. After running some tests, it was determined that my wife had ovarian torsion. She was admitted to the floor and was told that we would have emergent surgery done first thing in the morning. I cannot say enough good things about this hospital. The emergency room staff our nurse in the emergency room, Reece, all the staff on the floor and the physicians were amazing. We will never use another hospital for our care. Methodist Mansfield is the place to go. read more

Was in with my daughter that thought she may be having another miscarriage. They took her to get a sonogram and made her partner stay behind and then they did the sonogram and did not let her see the screen or even tell her if they could see a heartbeat. At the end they did say everything looked normal and that some people come just to get a sonogram so they messed it up for everyone else. First of all, this is her baby we are talking about and she was having major anxiety. Second, we paid for this visit and have insurance we pay for, we should be able to see what is going on with any test they perform! We will not be back! read more

Quite a few months ago, last year. They did not properly admit a patient. My wife was suffering a stroke. They made her sign a document and she didn't even know what she signed. She thought it was "so they can treat her". Later, we found that it gave the hospital permission to keep her for 4 days but not admit her. So it was as an out patient. Causing a much higher cost to us on our insurance. i.e. Medicare part A was never used. 4 days in a hospital and that is not an in-patient. And when I called Medicare, they said that's OK. PHOOEY! Next time, we go to Baylor. read more

This is the slowest place. The ER desk at check in and screening is rude. She refuses to give estimates for Wait or number of people ahead of you. She also walks off to the actual ER area and leaves her computer open for anyone walking by to see all your private information. What a joke! read more

After a very active and surprising morning, the ER at Methodist Mansfield proved once again why we always ensure we end up in their hands when emergencies happen. Ian, our nurse, took amazing care of us, and ensured that everything went smoothly, and quickly. We could not have asked for a better nurse or doctor to help us when we were in "go mode" when our crisis happened. read more

The admission clerk should not be at the front desk. I did notice that he only help a certain group of people and treat others differently. He had no compassion for certain people. I don't know his name, but he was at the desk on 10/06/22 at 5:20 PM. I realize that many businesses are hurting for worker, but he shouldn't be working with the public. Methodist is getting a 4 star review because of him. My nurses, X-ray techs, registrar, and doctor were very professional, kind and compassionate. Couldn't make them suffer for one bad apple: it wouldn't be right. Thank you guys for being great and changing my bad experience into a wonderful one. read more

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These reviews are concerning and the fact the complaints all follow suit, is even more concerning. I work for a major hospital w/ outpatient rehabs as well as urgent cares, etc. I would never want to see so many unhappy people for my employer and if so, I'd expect a major overhaul. My mother is currently at this location and I was highly appalled w/ the care she is receiving. She has been there before and the first time, I loved everyone who tended to her. From the Dr., the Nurses, the complete staff; they made sure she was comfortable and at ease. This time, I can't say that was the case. I will address what stood out more than the others, her IV. They didn't insert her IV correctly and her fluid was injected under her skin. Her whole arm going down to the hand, was swollen. When they came in next, they took her vitals and never noticed how swollen she was. To me, that's alarming. I wish she were able to visit one of my hospitals, but sadly, we don't have one in her immediate area. read more

This is kind of a pre-review for a procedure that I have scheduled in a couple of days. I am having knee revision surgery at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center. From everything I have heard and read, i will be in good hands at the hospital. So far I have visited the hospital for pre-op testing and I have been treated with extreme professionalism with everyone that I have dealt with. If my pre-op experience is any indication of what's to come in a couple of days, I will be having an awesome experience. read more

The worst Emergency hospital. Poor customer service. Ppl literally walked out. Find somewhere else to go. Don't waste your time nor money in this establishment that clearly doesn't care for patients as emergency. I give them ZERO stars not one!!!! read more

There care quality is 1/10 they really don't care about there patients at all they just wanna get you in and out literally how much the insurance company coming out of pocket I literally hate them so much when I was pregnant w my son I boycotted them bc I felt like they was gonna let me die. read more

ER is first class. just took my brother in law for a kidney stone and they treated him like a king. and today I took a friend of 30 plus years for back pain. RN Geneva is fast and overworked but excellent! Doctor Blankenship was interested in making sure his patients get the care they need. Good job done by everyone we came in contact with! THANK YOU read more

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Went in for a minor concussion and a gash on my forehead. left the hospital still bleeding from my face, but they sent me on my merry way. Probably a three inch gash and they used four stitches to close it up. Don't let Jesaline touch you she is an amateur. read more

1 28 2025 i was taken to the emergency room " i asked for help" i did not receive help, i was in a lot of pain and discomfort the entire time i was in the e.r. i do not remember any doctor coming into the room. only a nurse that was indifferent to my condition. i was badgered to answer questions not related to my condition. i was to be transferred to another hospital by careflite. the careflight paramedics refused to transport me because my blood pressure and pulse was at an unsafe level. i was nauseated and throwing up. at the last minute and holding up careflight for 30+ minutes i was given medication and treated for the symptoms. Methodist Mansfield billed $15000+to my insurance for nothing. they billed my old insurance which ended 12/31/2024. i gave them the correct insurance. they don't listen, don't care. Dr Elene Berry was the name on the bill. i don't believe i ever saw her if i did she didn't introduce herself she provided nothing that helped me. Instead of help i was sent to mayhill hospital and punished for 7 days. Methodist E.R. and dr. Elene Berry md. are a disgrace. let me die before dealing with such shitty people. Cedar Hill Fire department ambulance brought me to this e.r. against my request to be taken to Baylor Scott and White which is my insurance. they refused also to take me to Methodist Midlothian. cedar hill fire department are a disgrace. I do not trust methodist mansfield hospital. Mayhill hospital, Doctors, nurses. cedar hill fire department ambulance. you all are disgusting. J.A.C. read more

This place is horrible. I had to wait for 4 hours to get an iv and tell me to go sit in the waiting room to be seen. I understand it's a Friday but an emergency is an emergency. They were calling people out of order and whatever they felt like was right was right ! Then all the nurses do is talk crap about the patients. How can you truly want to help but talk about everyone. I'm in a lot of pain and the lady at the front said they would see me next after several people and still three hours later. I am still here in the waiting room! read more

Don't let anyone at this hospital tell you that you cannot visit your loved ones with Covid. They allow one designated visitor and you can even get special permission to change out that designated visitor. I don't believe my 85 year old dad was even Covid positive anymore as he had already had it for so long but they wouldn't allow me to stay more than 30 minutes per day. When I requested them to test him for Covid again, they refused but continued to hold him to the strict regulations of Covid patients. Those were my dads final weeks and we'll never get that extra time back. I'm so glad my sister was able to get in to see him in my place one day after a very long confrontation with the hospital admin. That was my sisters last time seeing our father and she almost didn't make it in because of the insensitivity of the hospital admin and I believe head nurse who were at first refusing even though we had already been told it was ok the night before by a couple of nurses who to this day I don't know why they would've said so if it weren't true. .The hospital administrator said they only allow more than one person in if the family member has died. I said why would we need to visit my dad if he had died already? Stupid stupid rules that are tearing families apart!! The male doctor was rude, condescending and annoyed whenever he had to speak to me or any of my family on the phone. He said "I can't keep talking to every member of your family on the phone" but we literally only got to speak to him about 2 times and he never met with me in person when I was there. I rarely received any updates or changes regarding my dads condition, I had to go in each day not knowing what I was going to learn. I asked them several times to please update me but whenever I would go there, I would find new machines/different more powerful oxygen masks and no doctor in sight to speak to. *I did speak to a kind female doctor that was looking after my dad for the day but other than that, I never got to see any other doctors in person. His oxygen kept getting worse everyday without any notification to my family. Very traumatic. I would have to call a nurse to the room and ask what had happened. I had to ask about a nebulizer for my dad with pneumonia which is a no brainer- their excuse was they don't treat Covid pneumonia patients with a nebulizer because of the infectious "droplets" but agreed to try it since my dad was most likely no longer Covid positive, it had been weeks. I had to ask about lying him on his stomach. I asked several times for them to feed my dad who had lost all ability to feed himself and wasn't even aware when they would leave a food tray next to his bed. They did leave word that he needed to be hand fed but I feel like that should've been obvious. He was not eating and If it hadn't have been for me going every single day and hand feeding him and giving him protein shakes, I believe he would've passed away a lot sooner. I feel very bad for the elderly people in there who don't have family members going in and keeping tabs on everything. I believe elderly people are not their priority. Most of the nurses were very kind and hard working but there were not enough of them to care for my dad the way he needed to be cared for. He needed "round the clock" care that I could've given him if they hadn't kicked me out after 30 mins each day. I'll never forget the words spoken when someone from the hospital called me and casually informed me my dads heart had stopped "again" that she was sure the doctor had told me the first time (nope) and they were doing CPR again but to "what end". They said we could all go see him now. Sure wish they would've let us do that earlier in the beginning or even when he was moved to ICU when he was alive and conscious. read more

worst hospital in the entire United States. Family member was in severe pain and had to wait in ER for three hours before seeing someone. Absolutely dissatisfied!. read more

My mother is in the ICU step down with a broken back. She is 92 years old and at times can be confused concerning information. I called to speak to her nurse but she was off of the floor. She was to call me back. An hour and a half later, I called back. They said Sarah was in giving my mother patient care and I should hold for a moment. I held for Sarah. When she came to the phone she didn't recognize my mother's name. I asked if she wasn't just in there giving her patient care? Sarah developed an attitude, being very abrupt. She was unable to even tell me even the simplest information such as if the doctor had made rounds. She stated she would call me back when doctors made their rounds. 4 hours later and Sarah has still not called. I called and asked for the charge nurse; instead of the charge nurse, they put Sarah on the phone again. Sarah was confrontational and difficult so I asked for the patient advocate. Sarah said I couldn't speak to them. She transferred me to someone who said she was over 200 (maybe? it was several) nurses and was not involved in my mother's care. I told her I was not calling to complain about Sarah simply to gain information concerning my mother because the information I received from my mother was confusing. When I asked if they were doing a procedure, she actually said, "It wasn't worth doing a procedure on a 92-year-old patient." She then said she had to go to a staffing meeting and had no one for me to speak to. She said have a nice day and disc the line. Does this sound like someone you would want taking care of your sometimes confused and forgetful 92-year-old mother? read more