their billing department sucks. Had eye surgery that is covered by Medicare. They billed it wrong so now I owe them money I don't have. I Have called them three times and they say they didn't bill it wrong. Yet the Doctor and the Anesthesiologist billed them and got paid. they also switched to a new billing program at the time of my surgery. Medicare can't help me. They have to go by what the Hospital bills them for. read more

I grew up in Kanab, Utah, where neighbors love you like family and people truly care about each other. That supported, kind, connected feeling I had growing up is exactly what I feel when I walk through the doors of Sevier Valley Hospital. They provide the very best care, but just as importantly, I'm continually moved by the care and compassion at Sevier Valley Hospital. You can literally feel the commitment to this community. The caregivers here show up with skill, heart, and a deep sense of responsibility for the people they serve. In some of the most impactful moments of our lives, I trust Sevier with my life. In the moments that are challenging and hard, I trust Sevier to care about me like family, and they always do, every one of the caregivers here as kind and good as they come. I'm incredibly grateful for the work done here every day and proud of the role Sevier Valley Hospital plays in keeping our central Utah communities healthy, safe, and supported. read more

Sevier Valley Hospital - Sevier Valley Hospital team - Hospitals Near Me - Richfield, Utah

This is the worst hospital ever. They don't have any type of understanding of "informed trauma care" Majority of the health care employees are there for just a paycheck. Many have power trips. They break HIPPA so often. They're so disrespectful. I have been seen many times in the ER and have to go to Manti or another hospital to actually figure out my diagnosis. Been so often misdiagnosed at this hospital. I wouldn't allow my worse enemy to be treated at this hospital. If you choose this hospital you are basically wasting your insurance and copay for the constant misdiagnoses. The lack of compassion or respect for the patient. read more

The ER department has a biased view on the mentally challenged or people with other types of disabilities such as Autism, blindness,Complex PTSD etc. Multiple times I've been seen there and each time my PTSD was severely triggered once a CNA left a bruise on my bicep because she instead of removing the IV out from the insertion point she grabbed my bicep extremely hard and yanked out the IV by the tubbing. Same CNA when asked why she didn't let the charge nurse know what I had been asking for all night she stated she didn't know who the charge nurse was, I called her on this and proceeded to ask her to leave my room she then crossed her arms and gave a I don't give a crud smile. You can noticed this even though she was wearing a mask. She continues to stay in my room I lost count of how many times I had at first politely asked her to leave, it then caused a meltdown and I began yelling at her to leave the room she still refuse until a male nurse came in and yelled at me not to yell at his CNA. I tried explaining to this male nurse he kept siding w the CNA. On so many other occasions they have no respect for patients that are about to leave this earth. I understand that they need to use humor to cope w trauma but not at the nursing station where patients can heat entire conversation. Another time I was brought into the ER and I was unresponsive when I had awoken in the room a male respiratory technician was trying to raise my shirt I kept pushing him away from me. I had tried to get off the bed but my mobility devices were left at hy. This didn't matter to me because I wanted to be so far away from that male respiratory technician then charge nurse after stating so many times I wanted a female to apply the leads. She instead used a chemical restraint or to knocked me out and I found out after waking up from the injection he applied the leads This injection was so uncalled for because I was not a danger to myself or others and I wasn't in a life threatening or altering state. They forced there authority over me when all they had to do was have the male EKG technician leave and female apply the leads. My CNA that come to my house stated to me that the Dr that was on when other patients that my CNA had taken to the ER the female Dr applied the leads because that patient had asked for a female to apply the leads. This was before I was taken to the ER department. The clients my CNA had taken to the ER. I can continue to state so much more issues w this ER department but this gives a glimpse of how disabled patients are treated read more