Cass Regional Medical Center

I had a procedure done today in the GI/Surgery department and the staff was the nicest, sweetest people I have ever dealt with. (Nurses, anesthesiologist and doctor.) Big thanks to all of them and God Bless. 😃
I also have my family doctor out there as well and Dr. Brewster is absolutely amazing. Wouldn't think of going anywhere else. 😃
Keep up the good work.

Do not put a loved one in the Sage Unit! My mother had a change in her cognitive status and we were not sure what was causing it. We admitted her to the Sage Unit for evaluation, and hopefully a diagnosis. Her only "behaviors" were not eating and drinking well, and while there she started sundowning. She did not try to leave the facility, not once. They diagnosed her with Alzheimer's type dementia. They loaded her up on meds, including an anti psychotic, which is the same as chemically restraining her. The DON at her nursing home said she didn't know some of these medications were even given at the dosages that were prescribed to her! She only weighed 130 pounds. They immediately started weaning her off but it was too late. On the anti psychotic is a black box clearly warning it is not to be given to dementia patients due to causing three times normal stroke risk and two times risk of death. Four months later my mom is in the hospital unable to move, had a stroke and cannot walk, talk or eat. She will most likely be on hospice within the next month. Expect to be reported to the state, and likely sued. I am heartbroken to be losing her to such needles incompetency. Since you felt it was necessary to chemically restrain my polite, docile mother I don't want to know what you do with behavior patients! You might want to speak with your doctors and staff about how this practice is illegal. I'll be speaking to my attorney about it!

If I could give this joke of a hospital 0 stars I would. My dad started going here in February of 17 for belly pain, weight loss, loss of appetite, etc. for 7 months he was getting scans and various testing done. He even got a scope done in which the person told him he couldn’t even find his gallbladder. We finally took him to research where he was diagnosed with stage 3 pancreatic cancer. On top of that, we have two other family friends who were visiting CMC for 6+ months and was told they couldn’t find anything wrong. BOTH diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. This hospital is an absolute joke. People are losing their lives because of the mistakes happening at this hospital. If you are reading this review, I beg of you, please do not go to this hospital. Head to the city and get the treatment you deserve. Because you will not get that at this hospital. SHUT THIS PLACE DOWN

CRMC killed my mom in August 2018. She went in for a routine colonoscopy and never came home. The endoscopist and the floor nurse were both negligent. When my home had an abdominal pain level of 7, the nurse didn’t even take vital signs, told her it was just gas pains and to get up and walk around. The doctor had damaged the spleen, causing massive internal bleeding. My poor mom died a slow, painful death at CRMC. I have nightmares almost every night about how she suffered. The hospital’s experts response: She wouldn’t have survived a splenectomy (spleen removal anyway because of her age.” This was a woman who was playing air hockey with her great grandson a couple of days before the colonoscopy.

Had a routine dermatologist appointment. Loved the Dr. paid 115.00 for the visit and then hit with a 500.00 facility charge for having the appt at Cass Regional. Her name was on the door, I had NO idea it would cost me 500 more just to see her there. I’ll never go back to anyone at that hospital. That should be illegal. They need to notify people BEFORE the appt it’s going to be that much instead of getting a bill 3 months later.