I had aortic valve replacement surgery and the care was excellent. i was not a good patient but the nurses in the CTRU and progressive care were attentive and patient. My daughter was admitted in the course of her terminal illness and received the best of care. I love this hospital.

The ER doc, Dr. Speyrer was great. Compassionate and caring staff, even on a busy Friday night. Ali was our nurse. She was so kind and caring. Ms. Sherry was the radiology tech that kept us smiling. And Ms. Ronell is a precious jewel. She went out of her way to show kindness. I am so thankful that we have such skilled and caring providers in our area.

Very old and outdated! Staff needs a refresher course in speed, and kindness of the ill. Sometimes you just don't feel good and one person can make you smile and feel so much better or cry and feel much worse! You pick how you will be remembered!

This is the worst hospital that I have ever been to. Most of the staff that assisted me was very competent. The surgeon was the worst doctor I have ever spoken to. During our conversation, he talked down to me and was not considerate. The ER doctor was a joke. He gave me a diagnosis that had nothing to do with what I was in the hospital for.
The lack of care from the doctors also lead to me dying. They did things to me without even telling me what they were going to do. The rating I would give them is a -10. They came in and wanted me to pay my bill even though I didn't have anything done. Later they came back and stated "that they will accept what the insurance would pay and I would not owe anything else".
Now I am getting bills and they put me in the credit bureau without even discussing anything with me. I was 1600 miles away from home and they showed no concern at all.

As a post-operative patient, I found the nursing care to be dangerously inattentive if not inept. Fortunately my spouse, who is medically knowledgeable, was with me around the clock and protected me from the grossest errors. One example: Because I'm diabetic (not insulin dependent), my blood sugar was checked ....and was nearly 500. The tech who did the test said she'd inform the nurse.......After 30 minutes passed, my spouse went to see if anything was going to be done. The tech had made a written note on my chart but the nurse had not even looked at it. Having had it called to his attention, he came along with an insulin injection. ECM apparently does not even have meals tailored for diabetics....I was served regular meals--high carb, sweet desserts, etc. Though I was bed-fast, there was no effort to bathe me or allow me to brush my teeth. Overall, the lack of care, the lack of concern, should frighten anyone from going there. First time, last time, for me.