Fast friendly service. Clean facility. The. X-ray techs really make you feel at ease. In and…read moreout no time at all.

I have tried for three consecutive days to talk to someone at MRI in Flowood Ms. I have left three…read moremessages with all my info and ONONE HAS BOTHERED TO RETURN MY PHONE CALL. So Monday morning i will be going to the office and speaking to whomever is in charge and voicing my displeasure. And it is a 50 mile trip one way from where i live.

I have no idea how this place is in operation. It was filthy. There is not a doctor on staff, only…read morea nurse practitioner. She was clueless. Go somewhere else and don't waste your money.

When we pulled in the parking lot was empty, we hoped that meant we just caught the facility at a…read moreslow time and we would be in and out quick. Once we walked in we were handed a clip board and my husband was told to give his ID and insurance card to get checked in. Next thing we know they tell us that we will get a bill mailed to us with the cost of service rather than being informed upfront what would be covered by our insurance. They ask him if he would like tests ran he said no only for them to tell him he needed a strep test to be sure. The woman then comes in with her hair still in a bonnet and dressed unprofessionally comes in without gloves on and with an open sterile swap and proceeds to swap my husband's mouth. I just cannot explain the level of disgust on my face to see how few precautions were taken on a strep test, I just hope nobody with COVID has been here recently judging as the staff clearly isn't being the most responsible with safety measures. Definitely won't be coming back to this germ infested ran down building unless it's the last urgent car in a 20 mile radius. But by all means if you're close by and need to be treated by "professionals" who act like they don't care and probably don't wash their hands seeing as they can't even remember gloves, go for it. But you've been warned. Oh, and the woman who preformed the swab? She also checked us in and took his vitals-- all without washing her hands, using hand sanitizer, or putting on gloves. Definitely one of the least hygienic places we've been.

This is the single worst medical facility I have ever set foot in. DO NOT go to this hospital if…read moreyou have an emergency unless you are actively bleeding out from a gunshot wound; expect a 2+ hour wait, and they will not do anything to ease your pain nor listen to patient feedback. My partner was crying and shaking from intense stomach pains, and when we got there the triage nurse acted like my partner was exaggerating the pain without even knowing what the problem was. We sat in the waiting room and my partner would periodically go to the bathroom to vomit. After several times of doing this and about 45 minutes of waiting she began to vomit blood. She informed the nurse who shrugged her off and said they were waiting on a room. After another hour of waiting we still had not been seen and my partner was delirious from pain, lack of sleep, and dehydration. The nurses showed absolutely no concern nor sense of urgency. Stay far away from this place unless you are actively dying.

This hospital is sentimental to me, and I'm sure there are a lot more people who feel the same way…read more My grandma started her nursing career at UMMC and retired from here many years later, in her late sixties. It was a different time back then, but she forged ahead and became a great nurse due to the people she worked with who became family. But UMMC has always been number one when it came to caring for its patients, having the newest technology, the best bedside manner, and that great hospitality of asking, "How are you doing, and are you comfortable." These are questions they ask the family. So, you can imagine how wonderfully they treat their patients. When you step inside or outside Mississippi, people know about UMMC because this hospital has built a reputation for doing everything in its power to heal you and make sure you have the best doctors. As a child, when I was here for the summer visiting my grandma, she would take me to work with her for a few hours until my Uncles came to get me. I have walked these halls starting out as a child and into adulthood. So, today, I walked down memory lane again, admiring the familiarity of the rooms, hallways, and the digital clock I once stared at as I was getting a cast for my right arm or the stitches I was getting above my left eye. I kept Grandma and a host of her co-workers on their toes. But let me tell you what was really special today. Generations upon generations have followed in their parent's footsteps right here at UMMC. I was talking to my mom's doctor, and he picked up on my mom's maiden name. He smiled and said, "Your Grandma used to work here."