the extremely prolonged malpractice mount carmel st anns and nationwide childrens hospital in columbus caused these horrible conditions to mahad said abdullahi, the child of deqa yusuf haji and said abdullahi. this hospital should already be shut down and nurses charged with child abuse!!! nurses deflected concerns from the family about the babys health condition after emergency c section surgery. an inernal brain bleeding slowly happening for several weeks after his birth. the hospital lied about the family and how they cared for their son and systemically separated mahad in mount carmel from deqa and said. then continued improperly treating this child's condition. improperly treating the brain fluid from bleeding which put mahad in a vegetative state!!! justice for the abdullahi family and to hell with mount carmel st anns and nationwide childrens hospital!!!! read more

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Years ago I had decent care at St. Ann's After two visits this year my treatment in the ER and hospital were very poor. My recent trip to the ER came after a severe seizure (no idea why) which caused me to fall out of the shower, shattering a glass door. The squad took me to the ER. I was dehydrated in part do to medication side effects and not drinking water for some hours. They needed a urine sample and I was not able to urinate They started an IV of fluids and I suggested drinking water as well. (they said no that's not necessary) After an hour they decided to bring water for me to drink. They decided on using a catheter and I refused. No discomfort and I was very dehydrated. They insisted and I said no. 15-20mns later a new nurse walked in holding a catheter device and I said no.... .. I woke up at 2am because a group of nurses were talking and laughing really loud. I finally yelled "SHUT UP!" they stopped and they woke me up at 5am yelling and laughing. I called for a nurse who told me it was " too awkward to deal with this because they are my colleagues" The next morning I was asked again to do the catheter. Before noon I was able to fill the urinal with 20oz and did so 4 more times that day. I'm fine and they never did determine the cause of the tremors. I've heard numerous bad experiences from others who went to St. Ann's and won't return. read more

I would avoid this hospital if at all possible. My brother had surgery there and it was the worst experience ever. I can't say all the nurses he encountered there are terrible but most are. They totally disregarded him at every level. I've never heard of such terrible treatment/patient care in all my life. All I can say is if you can go anywhere else to have procedures done, I strongly encourage you to do so. TRUST ME! Maybe they can lessens from the staff at OSU hospital. They know how to take care of patients and actually care. read more

Let me start off by expressing the lack of concern or urgency at St Ann EMERGENCY room. I came to this ER with extreme virus of some sort that gave me lack of mobility on the sides and back on my neck. Upon arrival I was not given the ability to sit while I got checked in (Red flag 1). I was also put into a triage room that had an upright uncomfortable chair and was extremely cold due to the room being at the front of the lobby. I got vitals check and was administered medicine here all while being uncomfortable. No one at the front 01/23 around 4am at the front desk lobby showed compassion or customer service (oh and tell them to stay off of their phones when they have patients going in and out. Once I got back to the back the African American front desk gentlemen got me to my room , I asked him for a blanket and he told me a nurse will bring it to me, just for him to bring me one anyway (never knew it was specific duty to bring a blanket). There was one blonde nurse on duty that was so helpful to me and so kind, helped me lean up and off the bed and I am so mad I do not have her name ! I hope this excellent piece of kudos reach her. Now to the doctor! He comes in to tell me one test is done and asked if I would like two other test done , I literally responded it's up to you are the doctor . He was negligent to my neck mobility pain and blamed it on my sore throat . $437 visit just to run 3 swab tests and prescibe a decongestant and ibuprofen. What a damn joke!! I am a OSU Medical center patient and my bill would have not been close to that or even existent due to my own personal reasons. I had to go to St Ann's because I had to drive myself and it was 5 mins away. read more

Either there isn't enough staff to keep up with patients care or the staff doesn't care. All I know is that when you press the call button 2x because you haven't had your pain meds nor have you been assisted to get out of bed and have to wait an additional 40 minutes for anyone to come in and ask what you need there is a problem! read more

This is the worst hospital that I have been in. My mom is in the hospital with kidney failure and heart problems. Night shift is so lazy. Not doing patient care at all. She lays all night in dirty depends. She buzz for someone to help. Never come in!!! Not friendly at all!!! I will never take a family member to St. Ann's again!!! read more

There is a nurse or doctor practitioner there named Jaime. She walked into the room, didn't introduce her self or anything. Just said what she needed to. When my wife asked to make sure about the tests results her pore little ego hit hurt. She hugged out of the room rolling her eyes like a waitress that didn't a good enough tip. This lady has NO BUSINESS working in a place that the staff needs to at least know the meaning of empathy. I can nit imagine what other patients must feel like to ask a question and have your doctor be annoyed by having to answer. I'd say she really should be a waitress but her attitude is more like kitchen... away from people. read more

I was a patient at Mt. Carmel in 2021. I think I was there for 1 week, receiving psychiatric evaluation. The staff were generally polite & respectful. I have nothing but the highest respect for mental health providers...I am reminded of air traffic controllers in the nation's busiest airports (Chicago O'Hare, JFK, Atlanta), where the weight of the world hangs on their shoulders every minute. I am a mental health peer specialist, and can see that with each passing day, the world's mental health becomes increasingly at-risk for disaster. A number of years ago, I had an all-day errand at the Allegheny County Courthouse. Since I needed to be there at 6AM, I remember thinking what a total waste that day was going to be. Soon after I arrived, a woman sat down beside me (Rebecca). She recounted how she had once been manager of a bank that was robbed, and said people would usually ignore her when she would try to talk about it. At that instant, I decided that I would not be the next person to ignore her. For the next several hours, I listened to her with the intensity of an electron microscope. At the end of the afternoon, she thanked me for my time. I was just fulfilling God's calling upon my life at that moment. May the rest of us do the same... read more

I went and was screaming and crying in pain. only one nurse took me seriously and it was the intake nurse. the other "professionals" kept repeating the same questions over and over again taking their sweet time. one had even rolled their eyes at me after i said i needed help because i was in pain. she started getting a huge attitude with me. mind you i had given birth 3 days prior vaginally and the stitches had gotten infected. i said she was supposed to be there to help me and she slammed my door and locked it from the outside. read more

I thought it was very inappropriate that the staff workers and police working here were laughing at patients making noises. I also love waiting 2 hours for a simple xray. read more

the RN Maddy while in labor & delivery WAS THE ABSOLUTE BEST NURSE YOU COULD EVER ASK FOR! all the other nurses we had just tried to keep my wife comfortable but we didnt progress in labor for 12+ hours . Maddy came in an did all types of different techniques with my wife and she went from 4cm to 10 in less than 30-45 minutes. Just absolutely STUNNED by how GREAT of a job Maddy did. successfully had the baby and Couldn't be happier! read more

I took my granddaughter to the ER, the staff was not good at all, the doc and the gentleman that took her for her CT scan was great. the staff at the desk the tech and nurse not good at all. very sad when. the basis of a nurse and tech. should be care compassion. it was the total opposite. she was in pain and very sick. the other good thing was we were able to get in and out in a timely manner. just horrible encounter with the er staff read more

I was taken to st anns due to difficulty in breathing. I was admitted do to pneumonia. What we didn't know was that I had severe sepsis. And was not tested for that for 3 days. One thing about me is that I'm a pain patient. So I take several pain pills throughout the day. I can honestly say is triple pneumonia is very painful, and they were not giving me anything for pain. I was not being monitored, and I had a tube in my chest pulling out infection. My family was shocked at the lack of care I was receiving.I can honestly say if my family had been there, I'm not sure if I would stay be here. I could be writing all day to go through everything. By day 7, I was finally put in ICU. The lack of care I had, I stopped breathing. So I had to be intubated. By day 3 in ICU I was starting to get better. By day 5 they were able to uninitibate. So I was finally able to breathe alot better. And covered in bruises. My experience there was so bad I will never go there as long as I'm conscious. read more

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So I have been going to St Ann's for a long time and I think it's kind of mixed on the experience you get. I am doing my rating based on my most recent experience in their maternity ward. I felt like this experience was so positive, especially in comparison to the experience I had when giving birth to my daughter. However, she was born during Covid so I know everything was a little crazy then and hospitals were shortstaffed. This time around I had such a great team taking care of me and all of the individuals were passionate about, their jobs and the care they were giving. I felt like I was well informed, I was respected, and I also felt very supported as I was navigating another newborn. The lactation specialist were so kind and spent extra time with me to help me understand how to, feed my little one considering I was not able to breast-feed my daughter. I also had the experience of visiting the lactation specialist outpatient service and that was another five star experience. Marge, who helped me was so knowledgeable, kind, and understanding and really help me get my little one to gain the weight that he needed to. In addition to that they offer a lot of really great services once you're home. I saw a welcome home nurse who came and visited and gave me a lot of Information, I also have been attending the breast-feeding support group on Tuesdays and that has been really great just to get additional support and advice as I through the newborn stage again. I think that hospitals can be very hit or miss in how your experiences because you see so many people, but I do think that the labor and delivery department is wonderful. I would recommend it for people who are about to give birth. read more

I was scheduled to have a CTA test at the main hospital of St. Ann's, but did not know what to study. In any case, the nurses and technicians who prepared me for the test helped me to relax and were willing to answer any questions I might have. I normally get anxious before any hospital procedure for me, yet I could watch blood squirting from my wife or anyone else, if need be. But, when it comes to me, it's a completely different story. I'd rather not - thank you. The CTA required an IV for blood draws and to administer the dye (contrast). I was pushed into a larger fixture that looked like a big metal inner tube, of sorts. (See picture) Because this machine allows the doctor to take images of my heart in an effort to learn the present condition of any blockages. After the initial "test," I was pulled out and the procedure with the contrast was explained. Craig, the technician and nurses who were present explained that it would be pretty common to have any of several reactions to the contrast; feeling as though my bladder or even my bowel was full and needed to be emptied, legs or arms twitching (I do that already with my Parkinson's), or I might have a headache or stomach ache. Nope! I had to be different and do something they had not witnessed before - almost immediately, I started sneezing. I tried as best I could to hold back during the test, but as soon as I came out, I really let loose. I knew they would have to wipe down the machine afterward, but they told me that I provided a new reaction they would have to add to their list. At least the room was immaculate when I arrived and I knew it would be again before the next person needed the room. read more

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Got some really good care here. I went to the ER for severe stomach pain, they got me back rather quickly. I ended up having to have emergency surgery the next day. The room was clean and the staff was friendly. I was a bit nervous about having surgery, but the surgeon was very professional and made me feel at ease with the whole process. read more

Negligent and careless staff in the emergency room that were so bad at their jobs they prescribed medicine for an issue that had nothing to do with what I was in there for. Worst medical care experience I've ever had by far. There are criminals in there and no one looking to receive actual medical care should consider visiting their emergency room. read more

I recently visited the emergency department at St. Ann's via ambulance. It happens to be the closest hospital to where I live. It wouldn't have been my first choice of where to go. I've previously been admitted to both OSU Wexner Medical Center and Riverside Hospital. All of that said, my only real complaint is that the chart is not available to my primary care team in the OSU system. My charts with OSU and Ohio Health are linked, so they can all see my continuum of care. I took screen shots of my Mount Carmel test results to share with my OSU care provider. When you come in by ambulance as I did, you get priority in the emergency department. So I got a room right away, and I was seen very quickly. I had donated blood earlier in the afternoon but after dinner I was passing out. They did all the standard tests and determined that my heart was fine. The nurses were responsive and helpful. The most impressive part of this visit was how quickly I was discharged. I expected a very late night, waiting for test results to come back, but the time came more quickly than I anticipated. I spent a total of three hours there. (I think. I was a little out of it at the beginning and not paying attention to when exactly I arrived.) It was not great that I couldn't have anyone with me, but that's this covid world we're living in. I didn't even have my phone to call my husband, but fortunately the nurse let me borrow his. We even had to coordinate my husband dropping off new clothes for me, since what I had been wearing was soiled. The nursing team handled that without any issues. By the time I left, I was able to walk on my own without assistance and without passing out. Of course, they always wheel you out regardless of how well you can walk on your own! At least in my experience. Thank you, Mount Carmel St. Ann's for taking such good care of me. Now if you could just link your charts! read more

Very unprofessional and rude employees. We came in to visit a patient and was told only 1 guest did to COVID. The way the receptionist spoke is unprofessional. We didn't argue with it and when I politely asked if I could wait in the waiting area, she was even more rude. It's just a job, you are replaceable, lighten up and smile. read more

My mom had surgery at St. Ann's . I was very surprised about changes since I have last been to this hospital. The hospital unit was immaculate and my mom's room very bright and welcoming. The staff on the unit treated my mom with kindness and respect. I would recommend this hospital! read more

This is truly one of the worst hospitals in Columbus ... it use to be one of the best BUT dang WTF happen. Over 6 1/2 hours waiting at the ER to get serviced. Another 1 1/2 to get a reply from the Doctor on duty... her answer.... I DONT KNOW, WHAT!!!!!!! You so t know, well that was a lot of help. Here's a referral.......... now waiting for another 1 1/2 hours for discharge papers and STILL WAITING! NEVER AGAIN NEVER at St Ann's Mt Carmel. So very sad... they have made my dead folks roll over in their gravel. REALLY!!! read more

My brother went into the emergency room at St. Ann's on August 8, 2023. He had chest pain. He was made to wait in the waiting room for 3 hours while he had a heart attack. Totally not acceptable and borders on negligence. read more

Horrible staff will lie and say they are helping patients and not. Will say family is hindering staff caring for patient when staff love to not do their jobs. read more

As always every one is very nice. I love the large fireplace in the lobby. Been here many times for many different family members. Now my mom again ane we just lost my dad about 7 months agos. So here hoping everything us good for now. Then one day at a time. read more

6 hours in the Emergency Room waiting area. They have not taken anyone back to be seen in the past 4 hours. At least 12 people waiting for care. read more

I fell on the 17th of November on our driveway. I managed to mess up my knee and shoulder. I also messed up my ankle and foot. The ER was not overflowing with people and the staff actually had time to talk to you and find out what took you to the ER. I had not planned on going to the hospital but the pain in my knee and foot were not letting up. Also my left shoulder had joined in with the rest of the pains! When we got there the ER waiting room was almost empty! There was 1 person ahead of me! Usually when you go to the ER you wait for hours! Too many people use the ER as their doctors office and unfortunately injured patients wait for many hours! I was grateful this afternoon wasn't one of those! I was taken into triage and they did all of their checks and I was escorted back into the room for people like me that had managed to fall and hurt myself! Have I ever told you that I am very clumsy? I was back there for about ten minutes and then taken to have X-rays of my painful parts! The X-ray tech was great and helped me as I gingerly moved about! She was so sweet and she took the necessary pictures for the doctor. I was then returned to the little cubby I was sharing with others that had managed to get themselves injured enough to visit the ER. Shortly after my return, my nurse came in and moved me to the next bay to tell me what they had found. Thankfully nothing was broken but I had managed to sprain my foot and ankle, bruised my knee and shoulder! As they were getting me ready to leave, I was given a very strange shoe to wear on my left foot. I'm still pretty sure that this has helped and the pain is slowly getting better! I'm very thankful for the care I received and instructions to help me to get to feeling better! Thank you all for my wonderful care! read more

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I had to have my surgery for my endometriosis here and if I could rate it a zero, I would. My surgery was over an hour pushed back (which I get it, doctors are busy) but they treated me terrible in pre op. I was in a lot of pain and I was extremely nervous and they didn't seem to care at all. Post op, I woke up in the recovery room in COPIOUS amounts of pain. I just wanted my boyfriend, and my mom. And of course pain meds right? Well they hung the pain meds in front of me and told me I couldn't have them until I sat up in a chair. So of course I pushed through to just sit in a chair to get these meds, but then I puked everywhere. I'm assuming it was from the anesthesia. That ripped open one of my incisions which cause a lot more pain. They pulled me out of the chair and laid me back in the bed and finally gave me my pain meds because I was SCREAMING in pain. They decided to admit me and bring me upstairs. I was still crying rather loudly from the pain and the nurse came in and told me if I didn't "shut up" they were going to call security. Another doctor came in and told me I was a drug addict and discharged me at TWO THIRTY IN THE MORNING. Nobody helped me gather my things and walk out to my ride, and a security guard stood in my room and watched me change. (I know males can't do that) so I've known been sexually harassed. I kindly asked him to leave and he was just silent and didn't say anything. I will never return to this hospital. Absolutely TERRIBLE. I'm getting a lawyer, too. read more

Mount Carmel St. Ann's - Hospitals Near Me - Westerville, Ohio

It was my first ER visit. The staff were efficient and took my vitals after I checked in granted I then had to wait for a good amount time. Once in the door was revolving with all the tests and continual check on my vitals. All the nurses were great and all the other technicians and other staff were helpful. I must say that the techs in the CAT scan room were very kind, supportive and generous. If you have to go to the ER this is the one that I would highly recommend. read more

UPDATE: I was so ill after spending 5 hours in the ER without being assessed. 6 hours later I ended up being transported by squad back to St Anne's with high fever and pneumonia. I spent 5 days in the ICU. Now they're fighting with me to pay the first ER visit while I am still laying here in the hospital. The nurses couldn't be better but the ER and administrative support have been lacking. If I could give zero stars I would. This is the absolute worst ER in Columbus. Diagnosed with Covid earlier in the week and after suffering with a high fever, no appetite and severe coughing attacks, my GP told me to go to the ER to be put on an IV. Arrived at 2:15 pm on a Friday. Vitals taken quickly then an!hour went by and had a chest x-ray. Another hour went by and a blood tests. Had severe nose bleed but they couldn't help me. Severe chills and finally received a cold blanket. Temperature was never taken again. No one checked on me. No one asked if I needed anything. Asked every hour when I was to be taken back. I was 5th, then 3rd then next but my time never came. AFTER MORE THAN 5 HOURS, I couldn't take it any longer and begged my husband to pick me up. They said someone would come out to speak with me. No one even bothered to come out. When I got home my fever was over 102. St Anne's is Poorly run pathetic excuse for a hospital. Will let everyone I know about this awful experience but I sincerely doubt it will make a difference because they find it so easy to lie to their patients to get them to go away - it's in their culture apparently. After one of their doctors killed all those patients a few years ago you'd think they'd try harder: Ohio State here I come. I hope St Anne's is sued to oblivion and never recovers. read more

I have been here several times, to visit people or for tests. It has grown over the years, and they've upgraded things. Ample parking, easy access. The staff have always been great, from the information desk to nurses and doctors. The rooms look reasonably comfortable, though no one ever wants to be in a hospital. If I have to go back to one someday, I wouldn't mind being here. read more

I went to Mount Carmel for a back X-ray. The hospital was bright and clean. Though the place was large, it was easy to navigate. They have a good way-finding system. The staff was quick and efficient. I barely spent any time in the waiting room, but I did notice they had good reads. Mount Carmel has great X-ray equipment. I got a full X-ray of my back from neck to hip - not many places have a machine like this, most just do your torso from your shoulders to your belly button. Funny thing - I had a studded belt, and they didn't have me remove my pants or belt, so my X-ray has this spherical ring of Os around my hips. Parking was a little confusing. We weren't really sure where to go in. I guess they could improve the way-finding on the outside of the hospital. The main lobby isn't very noisy. The gift shop is typical. The surrounding area has a lot to do if you need to wait on results. We took advantage of the time to grab a bite at Panera and browse through a bookstore in the Kroger plaza. read more

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The worst experience ever seen is being in pain and head there in pain! The Night Shift (emergency department) especially the front desk! If I can said with one word, ghetto! No one cares about you at all, hrs waiting with a 9 scale pain! When covid can't be n excuse! It is a nightmare do not visit this emergency room at night!!! Right now my husband is there with pain, was in the hospital yesterday with the same pain, and 3 hrs went by and they are talking loudly, about how bad their shift is!!!! read more

This was the most uninhabitable hospital I've ever been too. They wrote a note saying I couldn't return to work because of covid when I came in for a panic attack. You lose brain cells talking to these people. They don't know what they are doing. There staff is extremely rude and hung the phone up on me multiple times. They try to over talk you and talk down on you . read more

Unless you are seeing a specialist, avoid this ER at all costs. I won't assume to understand why, but it is incredibly rare that you'll see a doctor. Usually it will be a nurse or a PA. And while that may be okay in most hospitals, it certainly isn't here. I went in for back issues several times. Several times they sent me home without even doing an exam. Simply gave me a prescription for muscle relaxers. After two years I finally found out I had a herniated disc. My mom went in with pneumonia, the misdiagnosed her with COPD and the treatment they gave her caused her to have a heart attack. And most recently, my baby niece went in because she fell and hit her head. They spent less than 5 mins with her and said she was fine. After 4 days her parents took her in for a check up to their normal doctor, they said she had a minor concussion. Use at your own risk... read more

I came to St Ann's for a medical emergency, being referred by Urgent Care. I'm mostly pretty satisfied with my stay. I stayed on 2north. The room was private, which was awesome. Nursing and medical staff were kind and attentive. The lady who gave me my ultrasound was really wonderful. I was pretty stressed out so she talked to me during the whole thing, which calmed me down and was a great distraction. The cat scan staff were also great. The Internet is kind of crappy, but I was able to watch Netflix. Like most hospitals I suspect, the ER is a little disorganized. They rushed me through triage which I appreciated, but they also lost some of my paperwork. This lead to my repeating basic info and vitals immediately again. When I got to my room hours later and they tried to weigh me for the third time that day, I just refused. Also like most hospitals, it's noisy and you won't get any rest. There are varying levels of skill amongst the staff, but I think that's unavoidable. One pm tech (I think) seemed bamboozled when my IV pump alarm kept going off, and kept suggesting I was moving (I wasn't) or to hold my arm at different angles. "Something is wrong with the pump," I said each time I saw her. She blew me off each time, so I came to dread seeing her when I would press the call light because the stupid pump was alarming yet again (Long story short: they swapped out pumps, problem solved.) What could stand improvement: Triage is right off of the emergency lobby. They took me there for an EKG, then in the middle of it another nurse opened the door to asked the first nurse a question. My shirt was pulled up. I could see people in the lobby, so they could see me as well. Could you please fix it so patients aren't flashing the lobby? (That nurse that opened the door checked me in, and she was kinda mean. Maybe the problem is just her.) read more

I was in the ER yesterday with my mother, who is 82. She was having a severe mental breakdown with physical ailments as well. She was complaining of stomach pain and severe dizziness. They did a CAT scan and ultra sound of her stomach. It came back negative. I asked the doctor and social worker for referrals for counseling and how to handle my mother's mental state. No help. No referrals, only to go back to her GP to up her Zoloft med. I asked if they could look in her ears because she had recently had an ear infection and could it be back which is causing the severe dizziness. The doctor said she could NOT look in her ears because they didn't have an otoscope. I asked her if she could find one. She came back into the room and said she couldn't find one in the ER. Are you kidding me? They are in every doctors office and not one in the ER! This was the absolute worst care I have seen in an ER in a long time. No one wanted to address her mental state. I had to bring my mom home with no answers. She is still having stomach pain and her mental state is terrible. I will never return to St. Ann's again. I'll drive the 25 mins to OSU. read more

I would give a zero but unable to. Do not send your elderly loved ones or anyone with health conditions to this hospital. They will end up worse or dead. The doctors are evasive and vague. They provide very little information. Contact with the patient is limited if at all. Try to have them released and get put off until they know there is no chance of survival and then if you beg enough you're allowed to take them home to die. Do not use this hospital. read more

I had to make a split decision at the last min...St Anns or the Methodist hospital; both being 10 mins away. When youre new in the city and need a hospital, having so many hospitals to pick from is a blessing..but also a nightmare. How do you know which one is best? ...you dont. You jump off blind folded & hope that youre making the right decision for yourself. From what my experience was like at St Anns Im happy I went here..i just dont have any other hospital (apart from the ones back east) to compare it to. Back home in Philly we did everything we could to keep ourselves from the going to the ER...a 3 hour wait is normal and the people are beyond rude & assuming. I went one time for severe back pain after a hard fall on some stairs & after given a water pill and an ice pack I was forced to leave becuase they assumed I was a pain pill adicit; gotta love Philly!. My young age was the main factor for them not taking me seriously. So...St Anns.... 5 min wait, 6 hour hospital visit including blood work, a few drips, a CAT scan, & an ultrasound means that I left knowing I was cared for and I wasnt insulted or dismissed while being there. I was comfortable and I knew that they cared which is important. The only I can say negitivly was that 6 hours is a bit long. I had to wait for them to call in the woman who would give me the inta-oversound. Anyone who knows what that is..yeah..its awkward. My husband wasnt allowde to come with me, and I was sore for a week later. I was supposed to go to a follow up appointment the next day but couldnt get myself to get out of bed. The doctor was young..like my age, and it was a bit awkard having to tell him about my lower half. Only other thing I can think of is that I had to ask multipul times for more pain medicine. 6 hours is a long time, and the first does didnt work. It took them hours to give me the second dose, and by the time I was leaving I was in pain again. THey did give me anti nausia meds right before i left...even after I told them i needed pain meds, not anti nausia. whatever... SO 3 stars for that, and 4 for the overall visit, so 3 total. We'll probably try the methodist hospital by the river next. read more

I have been coming to St Ann for years..but tonight i am disgusted..my private information isnt being kept private..there is no privacy when it come to exam..im having my testical examined..and a someone changing trash walks in no knock, nothing..they take me back to take blood work ..and there is bloob everywhere on the floor and the nurse laughs it off as a joke..saying "i promise i didnt do it"...the waiting room is full off trash and and used bandages..there is old vomit on the floor no one is cleaning anything. I will be contacting my lawer about the privacy violations and i have pictures and videos of everything..and whats blowing my mind is its not busy and still all the crap is going on.. read more

St. Ann's, aka "Hospital of Death". If you have an older loved one, never chose palliative care for them. Through this process, your loved one is slowly "morphine'd to death". The hospital will tell you that this procedure is used to "keep your loved one comfortable", but in reality they are shortening their life by slowly increasing the morphine (pain medications) levels so high it eventually shuts the body down and the victim falls asleep forever. You can ask nurses in the Westerville/Columbus area, they will tell you the same. If you bring an older loved one to this hospital and chose palliative care, be sure to kiss them goodbye first. My grandma was alert and fine when we took her there, and she was only having problems with her bowel movements. Four days later, she was dead, and would have easily lived for months on hospice. read more