Allegiance Health

Staff is always helpful and understanding. I've only had to go to the ER three times and it took as long as I thought it would. Also u had to get blood work done and I was in and out of there in around 30mins which was awesome and pretty surprising. Keep up the great work.

My father-in-law was first taken to Allegiance for a pace maker. That was such a nightmare trying to talk to the doctor who was never available for discussion that we gave up, not to mention the doctor's rudeness. Later when my father-in-law had to go in by ambulance they first told me in the ER he had cancer, then when we went in the next day they had him in isolation and we had to wear gowns, masks, and gloves to visit because he had an infection virus and all of his clothes and shoes had to be disposed of. They discharged him to a nursing home and when we went to see him he couldn't breathe. They called an ambulance and returned him to the hospital. He then passed away the next morning from PNEUMONIA. They misdiagnosed him MULTIPLE times, released him to physical therapy and then it was too late. If I need to go to the hospital PLEASE! either take me to ANY hospital other than Henry Ford Allegiance. PLEASE, just let me die before you take me to Henry Ford Allegiance. PLEASE! I DO NOT want to ever, ever go to Allegiance hospital. Let me die first.

I was in the ER screaming in pain with kidney stone symptoms. Nobody was there but me. 20 minutes before I got checked into a room. 45 minutes before anyone gave me anything for the pain. By the time they put an IV in me, I had already passed the stone.

As I was sitting and screaming in the Emergency Room, nobody ever treated it like an emergency. If you can avoid coming here at least for an emergency, do it.

A special thanks to the staff on 7N. They were all so helpful and polite. I was well taken care of and they were always ready to help. I felt in good hands. Dr Bennett and staff were excellent too.

Have had a bad experience at this hospital. The nurses and doctors made a series of diagnostic errors. They did not admit a family member that had a severely broken bone. Then sent her home with no pain meds, only to call a few days later and say she should of never left. The E.R. staff is very slow and some seemed to be incompetent. The positive was that the orthopedic surgeon was very good. He performed two surgeries a week apart that went very well and he was helpful in explaining everything we needed to know.