I went there for when I am sick and in needed for helped with my health they're very helpful and…read morenot very quick but nicely organized good parts and respect my needed good job! I did have to staying in that room almost for 2 to 4 hours patient waiting times on doctors to come in seeing me that's long hour

Very nice and caring very good therapy team I recommend them all if you need therapy they have been…read morethere all for a long time to. Try there best to make you feel better.

Last week I had an appointment my new Doctor who replaced Dr. Goldsmith…read more Great News! I am convinced he is an excellent young professional who desires to be in our part of Ozarks. He is very detailed, keenly listens and highly trained. So again, I'll predict Dr. Lopez's schedule will quickly be filled up. It's so reassuring to have such health care available in Warsaw. Thank you GVMH Human Resources for your selection of Dr Lopez!

Be careful not to cuss, show grief,frustration or any negative emotions or you will have security…read morecalled on you to follow around, humiliate and bring back mental health you thought you'd dealt with. I'm a 63 yo caregiver & spouse of a 68 year old glio brain cancer.x6 yrs, no respite, minimal help & GVMH destroyed our well being over this . They do not care, we've been patients over 20 years, many bumps in the road with them & they're in it for the revenue. Medical is not black & white, very grey area, different for all, but their rigid protocols don't fit with current medical care. They would not care for him,tho I suspect a blood clot. They made us go to ER, accruing more debt, & yes blood clot a result of oncology, yet they wouldn't order diagnostics. Beware. I am not violent, no threats, just annoying frustrated over their lack of reaction in oncology dept. Also refused to be able to speak with MD or his nurse practitioner at the time p.s. I retired as a medical manager & certified medical coder. I would have never mentally destroyed a struggling elderly caregiver.

We all know medical prices are unjustified inflated and the Government cant fix it, but what gets…read moreme, is this hospital expects you to have the 100s in copay laying around to give them. If not paid in 30 days or less they turn it over to a collection agency even if you're paying them monthly. Then the agency starts the phone harassment process. They call daily. The hospital is fully aware of their tactics but use them. The collection agency was informed that the hospital was being paid monthly and there are no other funds, they said they did not care will call daily until the hospital tells them to stop. This is criminal phone harassment by state statue. We like the staff and the closeness of the hospital, but they are pushing us away. They advertise they care about us but cause unnecessary stress daily on our mental health. Does it take a lawsuit to get justice. We are on social security and no savings so what do they want us to do. So if you dont have cash to pay your copay within 30 days expect harassment daily

Had to rush my girlfriend in & the staff has been awesome. Dr. Mrosak & Shawn are so awesome. They…read moreseen the worry in me and came out after each part of her surgery to keep me updated. I really recommend using Dr. Mrosak for your surgery needs. Him and his surgery team is the best.

First off people complaining about long er wait times, duh that's normal. We've been to ER is all…read moreof the hospitals in this area along with KUMED, St Luke's, etc They all have historically long waiting times. Maybe if people would get a clue "emergency room" not walk in clinic there wouldn't be long waiting times. Stop being babies for gawds sake. We've been to ERs that are so busy (with non er) patients, patients are placed on gurneys in the hall way to wait. So if you have a cold or tummy ache, go to urgent care. As to the one person they used instruments not approved. Ok are You a doctor or nurse? If not STFU. If you don't want wait, go move to KC metro they have "24 hour ERs that are more like 24 hour current care. Yes there are truly incompetent healthcare providers everywhere (KC, St Louis, Chicago,etc) don't put the blame on small town physicians and or their hospitals. I ve used Bothwell for several types of surgeries and they are great. No issues. I've been to large city hospital for surgery and they fucked up, I'd send my children, family to Bothwell and feel confident in their care. Guess what I work in healthcare and I've seen how healthcare employees are treated with very special Karen's and needy spoiled adults and children. I'm so happy to see healthcare systems finally cracking down on all these worthless complaints. I give Bothwell 5 stars across the board. Remember all of you complainers ER stands for emergency room. Non emergent patients are triaged and come last after heart attack, seizure and stroke patients. If you have a cold or a boo-boo on your finger stay home.

Brought our 89 year old dad in to be checked out after a fall. They put us in a room with someone…read morewho was really sick, for at least 2 hours. Needless to say, my sister and I became sick on the same day, a couple days later. I tested for covid today. Thanks to the good old Bothwell ER. The medicine for it costs $700, so I guess I won't be getting well anytime soon. Thanks Bothwell! You should pay for my meds.

*** This review is solely based on the women's center/maternity ward of this hospital. ***…read more I was extremely nervous entering my third pregnancy. We hadn't been in MO even a year yet, my other two boys were born in OH. I had to switch my OBGYN care from a clinic I absolutely loved to one that didn't have the greatest of reviews. Even though I had gone through pregnancy, labor/delivery anyone that's had a baby knows that care during the whole process makes a huge difference. I didn't have the most amazing first impression I will say but I stuck with it. Boy am I glad I did... First off I want to say my primary experience was with the midwives. I saw the DO's as that is the clinic policy but I choose the midwife route. Amazing... they are absolutely amazing. The midwives that is. I never met with one that I didn't love. Emily delivered me and she was phenomenal. I couldn't be happier that this time I made the choice to switch to see the midwives, out of all 3 births this by far was the best. Aside from the wonderful Mrs. Emily, the rest of the staff at this hospital were also nothing short of amazing. Welcoming for one but just downright caring. On top of their stuff and just went above and beyond all my expectations. I specifically want to brag on the nurses! Omg... I could not have given birth the way I did without them. They were so supportive and helpful in every way. I had Amelia and Maddie... their care has forever left an impact on me. So special to have people that care so much and love what they do. Its awesome to be able to leave and have such good memories you'll treasure forever because of the awesome people that were apart of your experience. Ive typed enough, but I am literally just so beyond thankful. I went from being skeptical and nervous to completely blown away and so amazed! I never thought anything could be my first two experiences but WMMC takes the cake. While I am in the area and able I will always recommend them! Thanks WMMC Maternity for being awesome! My family appreciates you so much! - Also want to note that I, in no way want to downplay anyones poor experience.. I can only vouch for mine. As far as the midwives are concerned, AMAZING! -

Office experience: I arrived approximately five minutes before my scheduled appointment and checked…read morein with Outpatient after being told I could not check in with Diagnostic Imaging first. After checking in, I was then directed to Diagnostic Imaging to check in there as well. I waited for about 20 minutes before approaching the front desk to ask if they were running behind, as I had been instructed to arrive with a full bladder for the exam. The receptionist called back to check on the delay and informed me it would likely be another 10 minutes. She encouraged me to go ahead and use the restroom, then drink more water in hopes that my bladder would be full again by the time I was called back. Unfortunately, because I had specifically prepared for the appointment as instructed and was unsure how much longer the delay would be, I chose to reschedule and leave since I needed to pick my kids up from daycare by 4. Better communication regarding the delay would have been appreciated.

I fell Sun and had broken my sternum but the hospital that I had been taken to that day failed to…read morelisten to me about the areas that were in pain so I was sent home and I know that the first 48 hours after an injury is usually the worst so I waited even though my pain seemed to be worse and breathing was difficult I managed to get by until Wednesday and I decided to go to the St. Luke's Hospital in Lee's Summit Missouri and ask for the X-ray for the area that I was hurting from the most and they followed through with my request for further testing and they discovered that I was right. My sternum was broken my unfortunate discovery is still in the beginning of the recovery process but I'm glad I chose this hospital to be seen in. I've been to several different ER's in the past but this has been the best place to go to during a variety of health needs that I have had come up with me. This was kinda funny but I found charging cables out in the waiting room and I was impressed with this because I had been in the other hospitals waiting area after I had been discharged and I was waiting for my ride home and they didn't have anything to help people like that. I've been trying to be very careful and not say the name of the other place but I will be leaving them a review on my opinions on my last visit so if you are trying to use the reviews to see which one is a better option you just might find me there too. But I have been impressed with this place for a while now and it's why I chose them again. They're always looking for ways to make things better for everyone.

I rarely leave reviews like this, but my experience at Saint Luke's East Emergency Department was…read moreextremely disappointing. I arrived at 12:10 a.m. and was not taken to a room until 3:30 a.m. I understand ERs triage by acuity, so the wait alone is not my primary complaint. My concern is what happened once I was roomed. The treatment room was visibly dirty--full trash and dirty-linen receptacles, debris/hair on the floor, and a dirty pillow underneath the bed. I reported it to the nurse and was told it would be addressed. I also took photos documenting the conditions. Dr. Cox was the bright spot of the experience. He was caring, compassionate, and took my concerns seriously. Unfortunately, after he ordered my workup, there were significant delays. Radiology came twice to perform my CT but couldn't proceed because the required IV had not been placed. Despite multiple calls for assistance, my IV wasn't established until more than an hour after Dr. Cox evaluated me. After the shift change, my experience with Dr. Burley was completely different. I found his bedside manner dismissive, accusatory, and lacking compassion. I felt rushed out rather than treated like a patient whose concerns mattered. Between the dirty room, poor responsiveness, delays in ordered care, and dismissive discharge experience, I was extremely disappointed. I appreciate Dr. Cox's professionalism, but based on my overall experience, I would not return to Saint Luke's East for emergency care.

I had great experience at this ER. Everyone was very friendly and attentive…read more On Christmas Eve, my abdomen was hurting for hours and I've decided to visit ER. My husband dropped me off outside the door, it was too painful for me to talk and move, so I just sat on the bench outside waiting for him to come back from parking. A staff came out offering help, and helped me with a wheelchair. At the registry desk, I was told there were 6 people came before me, and the longest them have waited was 2 hours. Patients are seen by the severity and the care team inside the door decide who gets to be seen first. With no expectations to be seen anytime soon, we sat down at one corner and just waiting. According to my husband, since my consciousness was suffered by pain, in about 1 hour, we were called and went in to a single room. Our RN, Chris was above and beyond. He explained things as he was doing them, also very attentive and patient. He was busy moving things in and out and made sure I had everything I needed. While the doctor and anesthetist were talking to me, he was there like a friend helping me with questions, making me feeling a lot better. Another RN, Emma, was very skilled and efficient. She did the least painful IV I've ever had and got all my samples in no time. Before 10pm I was admitted to the ER, and before midnight I was in the hospital room. Within about 2 hours of time, they did IV, bloodwork, CT and COVID test on me. A doctor came by 2 times and confirmed my appendix needed to go. Dr. Shatto, the surgeon came by, explained everything in details, and was patient enough to answer all the questions my husband had. I was quickly admitted in the main hospital and pushed to the operation room. In the OR, all the nurses moved so fast and in sync, I was warped and settled in the blink of an eye. The anesthetist who I believe was Adam, chatted with me while setting things up and before he counted to 1, I went under. The surgery went less than a hour and luckily they found me a maternity room. It was private, spacious and clean. Before I left the hospital(around 4pm on Christmas), they've offered me breakfast and lunch; I had a great care team coming and going checking on my fluids and meds. On Monday, I came back to take a copy of my medical records. The staff on the phone was super nice and said he'd get everything together and we could just do a curbside pick up. I was super impressed by everything at this hospital. Especially all the care members working on Christmas Eve and Christmas, the holiday didn't affect their kindness and passion. Just as the signs in the parking area said, heroes work here!

ER is ridiculous. Literally can see the nurses/staff on their phone in their offices in triage not…read moretending on anyone. How does the ER have a waiting period of more than 4 hours with not many patients? I'm so confused. With how this is going it will be close to 7-8 hours to be seen. Go elsewhere.

I had major back pain. I came in and immediately told it's kidney stones. I was given an antibiotic…read morethat took the pain almost away. The doctor said he was going to give me a narcotic. I told him I did not want a narcotic because I can't handle them he gives me a narcotic anyway. ( I did not know) As I am leaving the hospital I get so very sick. I voit water and then dry heaves. The pills they gave me to take were also narcotics. I called the following day saying I am sicker now than before. I said I need a NON NARCOTIC DRUG called in. They said I had to come back to the ER. I did and the knew doctor was hateful and argumentive. He treated me like I was a bother. Sent me home saying he would only give me narcotics. Never fixed anything. A month later my bill came for $25,000. I hate how I cannot go to the hospital if I am sick. It is horrible that they can charge you a half a years wages to do nothing.I lost my work and now have the hospital sending me letter after letter that they want paid.

I only come here to see my beautiful wife cause she works here. And the food is really good.read more