I tried to address my negative experience directly with Ascension, but they deemed my concerns not valid so here I am. I gave birth here and had a traumatic experience. No one could have prevented that, but I still cry thinking about the doctor who delivered my baby. She was not warm or reassuring, and I suspect that she did a poor job with my stitches. I don't have anything to compare it to, but certainly can't recommend the hospital for delivery based on my experience or based on their response to my concerns. read more

The er doctor was genuinely nice considering his busy schedule of people in and out but the some of the nurses were far from friendly. Honestly if you don't want to work where there's gonna be a lot of check ins for drinking please don't because when you're disrespectful to the people who come in and are willing to help to those emitted then you should you definitely shouldn't be disrespectful to them. I offered help and they respected that but the nurse that was in charge of the person that was checked in on my behalf was extremely disrespectful towards me. I am of authorizes personnel from my state so I respect they know what they are doing but sometimes the commentaries go to far and are disrespectful read more

Out of all hospitals in Nashville. This one is by far the slowest and I waited in the ER waiting room after cutting my finger off for 2 hours before anyone even asked if I was okay. Just sitting there bleeding like it was no big deal. Lack of compassion and urgency at this hospital. read more

I guess that Joshua D. can't tell the difference between the hospital ER and the Gastrointestinal doctors office office on the 4th floor. They do a great job there. In the ER Joshua D. Just had a cut, Maybe their were other people there who had a more serious problem than just a cut that even if he needed a few stitches was not a immediate threat to his life. it's busy ER. they take the more serious cases first. It may just be me but if a family member or myself was in a accident or was having a heart attack or stroke. I think that the guy with the booboo should wait Just seems that he is more self important than he he is. I have sliced my finger so deep that you could see bone. fixed it myself with non-toxic super glue. Then I went to the ER at St. Thomas to get stitches. read more

Since St Thomas has taken over the former Baptist medical building in Midtown (300 20th Ave North, across from the ER), there have been several changes. Check-in is easier; a patient can even pay with a debit/credit card while waiting for an appointment. However, every doctor I've seen there in the past three months, of which there have been many, has not listened to me. In the past three months, I've seen a general doctor, two gastroenterologists, and had a CAT scan, a chest x-ray, a breathing test, and an endoscopy. Not ONE doctor has addressed the issues I'm having; they keep ordering more expensive tests and referring me to other doctors. Is this the new Ponzi scheme? Is this how the healthcare game works now? One male doctor (whose name I can't recall, as I hadn't made an appointment with him) was extremely condescending and accused me of hiding an eating disorder. I made and attended all of these appointments in the hopes of finding out the cause of my health issues, only to be accused of an emotional issue. I was so insulted. After the experiences of the past few months, I cannot recommend any doctor I've seen in the facility located at 300 20th Ave North. read more

Medically speaking, this is a great hospital. The doctors & nurses are very professional. But this review is targeting the housekeeping service. I was released from ICU & sent to a regular room. It had not been cleaned. There was urine on the toilet seat & a trash can filled almost to the top. When I places an empty bottle on top of the trash, gnats went everywhere. It is important I have a clean environment because of my poor immune system. As for the food, that's another issue. But the filth of my room is unacceptable. read more

I went for surgery back in November to have a lp shunt put in. While I had some problems with the doctor that did the surgery this review has nothing to do with him, and only my experiance with the hospital staff and so on. Not even 24 hours after my surgery they made me leave because they need my bed for another patient. I was nowhere ready to leave and was throwing up constantly while being wheel chaired out of the building. I was ignored in my room and I felt just like a paycheck, with no human compassion. The only reason it gets 2 stars is because the first week of december I had to get to the ER because I couldn't walk and i had nerve pain from the shunt. The ER visit was great and quick, and they met me outside with a wheelchair, we called ahead. Within 10-15 mins I was pain free with meds. They made sure I was okay to leave with the right medicine. If the rest of the hospital was ran like the ER, it would of easily been 5 stars. read more

I have suffered from Plaque psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis for 14 years. My previous Rheumatologist, after trying several meds, has been giving me Embrel which is the only product that clears my skin and helps my joints. Dr. Somai with St. Thomas Medical group treated me as if I were over exagerating my condition. She didn't do anything that an educated Rheumatologist would do. She does not have the first clue about her field and gives St. Thomas a bad name . NEVER GO TO HER. read more