Connally Memorial Medical Center

This place has been wonderful to not only my grandmother but to our family as well. They have been attention oriented, clean, helpful, and most importantly they explained everything that they were doing and answered any and all questions we had. From the emergency room to the surgery room everybody has been so nice (and funny). They made us feel right at home. Thank you for taking your time and helping us through this time. Your doing amazing, keep up the good work!!!

Front desk clerk gathered personal information quickly and professionally.
The male check-in nurse (Mike-Name on board) was remarkable. He genuinely appeared to care.

Note: I did not want to go to your ER but I was feeling very, very ill and was concerned about being potentially contagious.

The Dr. put on her gloves and sat across the room from me. She talked 3 minutes, stood, snapped off her gloves and said there was nothing the ER ”would” do. I had to ask her to please physically look at me. I’ll never forgive myself for robbing her of those ten seconds. She quickly left to get the paperwork ready...that took 20 minutes. Last but not least, a nurse came in to dismiss me and handed me a nice folder. I can not believe my insurance company is going to have to pay so much money for a *3-minute 10 second ER Dr visit, *a 20-minute report detailing how they saved a life in a record 3-minute 10-sec visit, and lest we forget a nice folder.

Every time I go to Connally I receive the best care. The staff members are always compassionate and make you feel special, not just a number. Our county is blessed to have a hospital that provides a number of services with the best physicians.

Unsafe advice from Dr Varghese an er dr working at Connelly memorial hospital thank goodness i have common sense could of caused my son a medical catastrophe

This network is horrible, most unprofessional and misleading group ever. Constantly try to inform you that insurance won't cover progressive treatments and monitoring system for diabetes because of insurance. I call my insurance and they always cover. Even my insurance has warned me to call first that they are very unaware. Got a diabetes monitoring system that reads my blood 24-7 for 14 days (libre freestyle) they told me would be thousands of dollars, zero dollars or copay from Blue Cross Blue Shield. Told them I could sent reading for the doctor to review because I don't think my meds are working. They told me monitoring was my job, and to many people would want to share info with doctors. So they only take information when we come in verbally. Group of professionals they are not, they aren't interested in better healthcare or management. just want a paycheck and the least amount to do. Don't get me started on the ER! all outcomes are hydrocodine and hydrate, see your family doctor as soon as possible. meanwhile you may need emergency surgery. ( I did!) To bad it is the only place close by. Advocate for yourself, these people will not!