Had great care only a couple of issues but besides that They took great care of me They listened…read moreto my couple of issues and I believe they took care of them Most of everyone treated me well All of the staff work hard and long hours Thank you to all of them and the food was great

I went to the ER because the day before I went to Urgent Care for shoulder pain. My blood pressure…read morewas 183/101 (when I am in pain my blood pressure goes up). I received a steroid shot and oral steroids to start taking the next day. But was told if my blood pressure did not come down or I started having symptoms to go to the ER. The next morning my blood pressure was 169/88, I was feeling a little lightheaded, headache and some pain in my left arm. I get to the ER (8:07am-according to records) and I guess all they hear is high blood pressure and pay no attention to my symptoms. I also gave the front desk my orders for my yearly blood work (I mean I was already there). My blood pressure at that time is 164/91 (8:21am-according to records). I get into the room, and the Dr. comes in an scolds me that "high blood pressure is not a reason to go to the ER". I explained the Urgent Care visit, my shoulder pain and blood pressure and I should go to ER. He pushed on my belly (one time) while sitting up. then cranked my neck to the right, my blood pressure shot up to 190/113 (8:30am-according to records). The Dr. said " I think you have something there" (referring to my BP related to my pain). Then he said "I'm going to send you home." and left the room. After 30 minutes, with no one coming to see me (mind you I took the BP cuff off as it was hurting my arm), I stepped out of my room and a nurse asked if he could help me. I asked if I was to leave. He said " no, I am bringing you meds". the nurse came into the room, and I asked what the meds were for as the Dr said he was sending me home and he said for the pain. I took it and the nurse put the BP cuff back on me, I was at 168/98 (9:29am --according to records). He handed me a bunch of papers (I thought they were discharge papers) he did not go over any of them. (9:35am --according to records) my BP was 150/94 and was told I could leave. I went to the front desk got my order for blood work that I brought in (She seemed surprised they didn't do the blood work). I then went to the lab and did my yearly blood work (which my insurance covers -this is an important part). The next morning my BP is 198/11, I went back to Urgent Care. They took me to a room, hooked up the EKG machine, gave me meds to bring the BP down and never left me in the room alone more than a min or two. Put me on BP meds and set me up with my primary to get to the bottom of my BP/Pain in shoulder. So, I received the bill from Moberly Regional Hospital $5,087.34 (once insurance paid my cost is $3,200.75 I call the Hospital; all I get is the billing (mind you they are not in the hospital - they are contracted). I asked for an itemized statement (they added my labs to the ER bill). Are you kidding me! I got a copy of the visit the Dr. notes. Half of what they put in there is not true (my symptoms, their exam or what they said they discussed). I continue to reach out to the hospital after about the 4th call I get someone to help me. They listen to my accounts of what happened (poor quality of care) and how the lab work was not part of the ER visit and it is covered by my insurance. She puts my account on hold and sends it for review. Time passes and I get a call to call them back (I am thinking it's the hospital, nope billing) they reviewed my account, everything was coded correctly an all charges stand. What about my quality of care??? I know it's not coded correctly as I have a copy of my orders, and my husband did his blood work while he was waiting for me to go back in the ER (have a copy of his too) and they are coded the same (his was covered). The lady said she understood but she could not do anything as the hospital has to make that decision and to call them. I tell her when I call, I can only get them (the not in hospital billing). When I can get over there (can't take off work - and not get paid to discuss this in person) there is no one in billing dept. When I call, if I push another button to get someone else no one picks up. Then within a week I received a bill with FINAL Notice, "if your balance is not resolved or payment plan established quickly, your account will be placed with our collections partner". I go set up the portal so I can make a payment (I was seen and given meds, so I do owe some) guess what, portal just spins can't get in. I then went to the Hospital site and clicked contact us, you get a drop-down box to choose from so I just picked general information, and, in the message part said "I need to talk with a patient advocate. Let's see if I get a response. Next time I need the ER I guess I will just have to drive the hour to go to Columbia.

I was in Missouri because my father had been diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer. I was…read moretaking my mother back & forth between Callao & Columbia every day. A week into this, I became ill with a sore throat, cough, headache, and body aches. I went to the urgent care in Macon. I got there about 5 minutes after they opened. There was only a front desk person who told me it could be a half hour or so before the test of the staff hit there. They had to drive from Kirksville & evidently didn't factor in the drive time. It was maybe 15 minutes later, and I was seen. The nurse who took my vitals was good. She swabbed for strep. I ended up seeing either a PA or nurse practitioner, I can't remember what she was. So, I was negative for strep, so I was told to treat my symptoms with over the counter meds. That took all of 10 minutes & I was back out the door. Two days later I ended up in the ER with pneumonia. The ER doc could tell by my cough I was terribly I'll and she hadn't even seen me yet! I ended up on antibiotics, cough medicine, pain meds for the throat, and a steroid inhaler so I could breathe. I can't recommend this place unless you have a paper cut.

I have driven to this place 4 separate times for my father who has leg and back problems due to him…read morejumping out of air plains in the Army. Each time we've just had to leave and go to Columbia due to the them not ever having someone who can actually do their job. I recommend just going across the street to the ER, you'd have better luck getting help.

worst emergency room ever, i came in 6 weeks pregnant struggling from hyperemesis gravidarum. They…read moreput me in chair wrongfully took my blood multiple times then gave me a Iv bag to roll around with me in the WAITING ROOM where I was uncomfortable! Then when asked for my insurance information the lady didn't even care to help me move my stuff into an office! seeing me struggling and handing me papers! I told them I needed to be in a room and that it was unsanitary I sit in a lobby in those conditions. A nurse came out told me there was no rooms ripped my iv out while putting the bandage on tight telling me to has a safe trip back home!!!

When I went to my T.E.E. appointment at Boone Hospital, the nurses were unable to find any…read moreinformation about me in their computer. Three separate nurses asked for my weight and height so they'd know how much anesthetic to give me. Clearly no one was making any note of my patient information. The anesthesiologist read some medications and asked if those were the medications I was on. When I told him I wasn't on any, he replied, "Oh, this is the wrong patient's file!" My husband was told I'd be returned to the third floor after my 15-minute procedure. I was not. A second anesthesiologist said she couldn't get the anesthesia machine to work and asked me, "Why are you here? Do you have a hole in your heart?" I guess in lieu of any patient information she was reduced to guessing why I was scheduled for a T.E.E. I was there to have an initial test to ultimately repair my mitral valve prolapse. We began late because no one could locate the attending nurse. After 50 minutes, my husband asked a nurse how I was doing. She told him there was no patient with my name in the computer. An elderly woman was getting the same stonewalling; no one could find her husband. My husband was more mobile than she was so he found me on the second floor. That poor woman is probably still there. I was understandably hesitant to have Boone Hospital do further procedures on me so I did some research. The best cardiologists in the state are at Washington University and they work through Barnes Jewish, so if you want excellent healthcare make the trip to Barnes. I was impressed with my care at Barnes Jewish (my current STL cardiologist is Dr. Thakker and my thoracic surgeon Dr. Melby; they did a great job and I'd recommend them).

We were on a road trip a long ways from home when my son started having internal bleeding. Even…read morethough the hospital was small they gave him excellent care and the staff was amazing. They went above and beyond to help us.

This hospital is the best kept secret in Northwest Missouri. Everyone who works here is an elite…read moregroup of rockstars. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

Wow-from the outside it looks like an old outdated hospital, but once your inside they have…read moreremodeled and it's really up to date! Now, if they had coffee thst would be a plus!

Excellent care. Nurses were kind and professional. Very helpful. A really outstanding experience…read morewas the hospitalist, Dr. Assadi who cared for me. Always listened ,answered questions, followed up on requests, and appeared to be sincerely invested in my getting better.

the MRI that I had on June 3, 2025 went very well. The staff member doing the MRI was very good…read more That's where the good service stopped. I called to make sure my results were forwarded to my doctor in Columbia, Mo. and was advised that it was sent automatically. When my tele-conference with my doctor took place on June 10, I was advised that his office never received it. The staff working for my doctor said they have called several times for it. The latest was on the morning of the call, June 10, but no results. Very sloppy work for a hospital that "cares" about its patients and its community. Northeast Regional Medical Center "Get your act together" and perform like a real hospital.

I was sent here after a car accident and they treated me wonderfully. Family members have also had…read moresurgeries here, and they always do a great job with follow-up and keeping patients satisfied.

Dr. Petty and his staff are wonderful service. I have surgery today and after two previous visits I…read morefeel very confident. The Medical group are prompt, friendly, and courteous. This type of professionalism and compassion is not easily found in today's world.

From the owner: Quincy Medical Group MissionWe believe by serving patients and community we improve lives, creating…read morea healthier tomorrow.We will work as a team of physicians and staff within a multi-specialty group providing coordinated care. We will conduct ourselves by the highest ethical standards.We will provide stellar healthcare in a friendly and caring environment.We will serve each other and our patients with the utmost respect, dignity, and compassion.We will evolve to meet the changing needs of our community and organization.We will offer acts of kindness, be charitable, and create goodwill in our workplace and community.