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Sabine County Hospital

3.3 (3 reviews)
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The people here are friendly and the few times I've visited the ER everything went good and they got us well

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Byrd Regional Hospital

Byrd Regional Hospital

2.1(12 reviews)
37.6 mi

My mother was admitted to Byrd with COPD and pneumonia, the staff in the ICU have been absolutely…read morephenomenal. I couldn't ask for better care for my mother. The nurses, especially Suzanne and Penny are amazing. Not only do they genuinely care for the patients that come through their floor. They also supported us - the patients family. They helped us during a difficult time with grace and respect. I cannot thank them enough for their candid honesty and veritable concern.

I had knee replacement surgery and after the surgery my room, I didn't have a button on the bed to…read morecall for help, instead they put a doorbell on my food tray. my name was not on the door, but there was 2 men's names on the door(not my doctors names). the nurse had to come find me. staff told her no one was in that floor. so she just checked to make sure . the male nurse didn't come to my room after i fang the doorbell, so I rang it several more times, he finally came to my room and told me not to press it but only one time. I had to press several more times so he took the ringer off my door. the little black nurse came in to give me pain meds, she went in the wrong direction and blew out my vain. they left me like that for several hours. the male nurse came in a few hours later, I was in pain and my arm was swollen and purple. he called the little black nurse she was mad and came to my room and said some harsh words to me. but left me with my arm swollen and purple. I rang again cause I needed my pain meds. they said I couldn't have more because she gave me some already. I showed them my arm and said it in a bubble in my arm. they finally gave me Tylenol and put my iv in a different place and then gave me pain meds.THIS WAS THE WORST HOSPITAL IVE EVER BEEN IN!!

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Woodland Heights Medical Center

Woodland Heights Medical Center

2.3(16 reviews)
52.6 mi

BEST hospital I've been to in probably my whole life!…read more Brought my husband to the ER with a diverticulitis attack and in serious pain. The ER staff were very professional, friendly, and the necessary CAT scan, admittance, and care over the next 48 hours were beyond pleasant. Within 3 hours of walking in, he was comfortable in a room and his pain was effectively treated. They have an estimated wait time on the Website and it was spot on accurate. We could have been just lucky to get a room so quickly. We were there for two nights and I have to admit I wanted to personally thank each and every staff member I saw for making this hospital so great. My questions didn't get on their nerves, they did their best to track down red jello instead of orange, always smiled and sincerely asked if they could get him anything as if they were a wait staff instead of highly trained nurses, aides, or housekeeping. They were ALL rays of sunshine! His doctor visited while I was out of the room, but she (and the ER doc initially) was very thorough. Even though the standard treatment is antibiotics with pain control, she thought his appendix was a little swollen and did an ultrasound before releasing him. I was extra comforted by that because another doctor in another hospital suspected a problem with his appendix as well and she came to that conclusion on her own, so they weren't just padding the bill. I highly recommend this hospital for care. The cafeteria is horrid, but I guess you have to take the bad with the good.

My granddaughter recently had a baby there,the dietary staff was amazing they went out of their way…read moreto make sure we had everything we needed even extra things like milk shakes. I was lucky to be able to share with my granddaughter the special mommy meal and it was delicious. I had chicken parm and honestly it was better than a high end restaurant. The food was so good I forgot I was in a hospital. The nurses were very attentive and everyone was so nice.

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CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Medical Center - Longview

CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Medical Center - Longview

2.6(5 reviews)
95.3 mi

I'm at the emergency room and it took a long time but got all my questions answered. The employees…read moreare so friendly and made me feel so much better the doctors talked me through my diagnosis. I was freaking out and the doctor was so caring. Best hospital in San Antonio Tx.

CHRISTUS Good Shepherd in Longview, Texas failed me at my most vulnerable. I came in by ambulance…read morefrom a domestic violence shelter with severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dangerously low heart rate, low blood pressure, dehydration, and pain near a prior gunshot wound to my head. I had no family with me and nobody there to advocate for me. While I was weak and actively vomiting in the ER, a nurse forcibly held my head down for several minutes. I tried to jerk away because I felt pressure and pain around the bullet wound on my head, but she tightened her grip. The second time I tried to pull away, she moved her hand lower toward the bottom of my head and neck and continued restraining me until I finally pulled away. Then, after my body gave out from the illness and I had diarrhea, another nurse told me that "45 years old is too old to be shitting on yourself." I came to the hospital because I was vomiting and having gastrointestinal distress. Instead of receiving dignity, safety, and compassion, I was physically handled, humiliated, and degraded while sick, alone, and vulnerable. When I requested a supervisor, the house supervisor refused to require an apology and gave excuses about contractors and nurses being straight out of nursing school. A new graduate badge or contractor status does not excuse abusive treatment of a patient. This violated my patient rights under 42 CFR § 482.13, including the right to care in a safe setting, the right to be free from abuse and harassment, the right to be free from improper restraint, and the right to have grievances properly addressed. It violated Texas Administrative Code § 217.12 regarding unprofessional nursing conduct, unsafe practice, and conduct likely to injure or harm a patient. The physical force used against me falls under Texas Penal Code § 22.01 regarding assault and offensive physical contact. This was not healthcare. This was abuse inside a hospital room. I have contacted law enforcement, and Longview police have assured me the names of these nurses will be in the report. I will pursue this through the hospital grievance process, the Texas Board of Nursing, and state and federal healthcare complaint channels as well as the judicial system. This is not the first time these nurses have been abusive because they were too comfortable disrespecting me the entire time. I wasn't the first, but I'm going to spend the next year or two making sure I'm one of the last. I will see you in court.

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