Longview Medical Assistant School

Mitzi A. 

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4 years ago

I would never take my family members here. THE ER doctor, almost killed my spouse. He was taken via, EMS to this hospital, with a BP reading of 217/120. They didnt do stroke or HBP protocal. They instead put him on a bed in hallway, no bp monitoring..did do correct testing, said he had a migraine(hes never had a migraine) sent him home still with BP high, very out of it, I had to take him back to another er the next afternoon, only to find out he had been suffering from a stroke of the brainstem. Swelling on brain and was in... read more

P W. 

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4 years ago

This review is for the pre-op portion of Regional only. The Delta variant of CoVid is rising by the day, and my 90+year old mother had to have a heart procedure. Our pre op appointment was for 11:30am. We arrived to a waiting room FULL of people, including a young mother with two small children, no masks. NO social distancing. In a HOSPITAL. Seating in this HOSPITAL included a broken down couch with a spring sticking through and a chair with a 5 inch rip on the seat. I couldn't see any of the others, as there was someone se... read more

S R. 

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6 years ago

I took my husband to the ER tonight due to arm swelling from where he had an iv removed literally 6 hrs earlier from having brain surgery. Once they found out who the attending Dr was they(apparently the Dr is having a issue of some kind with the hospital) pretty much said there wasnt anything to do. Just put warm compress on it. Well I then called the original hospital after we left, which was 3hrs away. Cause we would have went back there. And they said yes you need to have a ultrasound done and they can give you something... read more

Janet B. 

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6 years ago

I took my husband to the ER. He had a bad kidney stone. The pain was so bad he passed out in the waiting room. But the doctor and nurses really didn't care at all. It took over an hour before they gave him anything for pain, and it was the wrong medication for kidney stone pain (my husband has had several stones over the years.) The doctor couldn't tell the difference between a heart condition and a kidney stone (he ordered a bunch of unnecessary tests, which, of course, we get billed for!) When the test results came b... read more

Ami M. 

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7 years ago

If your life is in real danger, DO NOT EVER go here!!!!! I have had grad mail seizures since I was an infant. I was seizure free for 15 years... until a few nights ago. I ended up at Regional--(not by my choice due to other awful experiences (death)here with others I know) Please keep in mind I was still not able to move my arms/legs or body when I arrived... the "NURSE" told me to get out of my sisters TRUCK(this truck should be a mans with the lift-fyi)...... the nurse would not get me an attendant, we had to get the... read more

Erica R. 

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7 years ago

Very small room divided into 7 individuals "stalls" separated only by curtains. Each "stall" had 2 uncomfortable chairs which we sat in for 4 hours with a screaming baby. Felt terrible for the other patients who were inches away from us. Seems they could have moved us away from everyone else. The mid level we saw was nice, but can't say the same for the nurse. 

Chance J. 

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7 years ago

I went to the ER on a rather busy night, however I was still expecting SLIGHTLY good service, and I didn't get it. The nurse was rough when he took my blood, it left me really sore, they never gave me my much needed IV. They were so unorganized and all over the place that they thought they did (2 nurses and 1 doctor all thought I had an IV.. lol) they gave me a crappy perscription that didn't even cure me just to get me out of there. The service was horrible, it was rushed and all over the place. They need to pay more attent... read more

Laura S. 

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8 years ago

My son went to their ER yesterday to have a cyst removed from his neck that had been there for a year. It had gotten to the point where he couldn't turn his head well and couldn't sleep at night. He saw Dr. Harold Taylor and was treated horribly. The man was rude and unwilling to listen to what my son was telling him. The doctor told him to take antibiotics (had already been on them a week) and there was nothing else he would do for him.