Jefferson Medical Center

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84 reviews
2.9
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.9
84 reviews
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Special Care Services
  • Intensive Care Unit
Emergency Services
  • Emergency Department
Surgery Services
  • Inpatient Surgery
Other
  • Obstetrics
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Emergency Service Available

Yes

Group Service

Yes

Hospital Type
  • Critical Access Hospitals
  • critical Access
Control Type
  • Voluntary Nonprofit
  • Other
Subprovider Units
  • Swing Beds
Total Staffed Beds 25
Total Discharges

1,358

Total Patient Days

2,127

Total Patient Revenue

$108,153,280

MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.9
(84 reviews)

Patrick __

Got in quickly and was able to get to my appointment with no trouble at all! They're currently doing construction on the front entrance, but the signage makes it easy to navigate in the building. I'll update this review again once the construction is over!

kathy Hornosky

We had an extended stay of 13 days. The care received from Doctors and nurses was exceptional. We were not only well informed but were treated very well. The nurses on 5th floor are the best. Unfortunately I can’t say the same for dietary. They have the absolute worst food we have ever encountered. Our patient there was diabetic and on a diabetic diet. I can’t tell you how many times we go sugar on his tray. Also I told them repeatedly that he would only drink whole milk. 99% of the time they sent 2 percent milk. We wasted our time doing a menu since the vast majority of the time they would still send something else. When your doctor says the patient needs to eat and their sent garbage how can you expect them to eat. Folks we’re not referring to a picky eater. We had to go and purchase food so they could have something decent to eat.

Hope Soto

Staff is less than attentive a lacks compassion. A friend had a full shoulder replacement July 2, 2019 and was not offered anything to eat or drink until the morning of July 3rd. When my friend asked for something to eat he was told the kitchen was closed. This was by far the worst medical experience of his life

Tracy Redmond

This hospital has managed to kill two of my loved ones now. If you are suicidal and to scared to do it go here they'll take care of it for you. This place is horrible, and I will make sure they pay this time. Most miserable, unprofessional, incompetent "medical" professional ever.

Mrs McGinnis

I have had three unsatisfactory experiences at the hospital, at different occasions, one when I was being treated there myself, and others from accompanying family members, who were treated there. I can say that all of the emergency room staff and the treatment that they provide is on point, they are very professional, they provide excellent care, and interact well with the patients, but once you leave the ER, to go to the floor, the care level changes, to poor quality. It is not all the staff who work those unit, as with anything, there is always a few bad apples. Some of the day shift, Labor and Delivery nurses were rude, displayed unprofessional conduct , and was not patient and family friendly, their conduct was hostile and demeaning, for unwarranted reasons. They were rude, thoughtless to what they say to the patient and their family, interactions and actions were unprofessional. Most staff don't round on the patients enough to see what is going with them, they only come into the room, when called upon by the patient, to give medications, or obtain vital signs, never just to check on their status. Some of the staff don't seem care, by the manner in which they display themselves to the patient. A main issue is, when patients voice complaints, it is taken likely by the nurse, and she carry on her duties as though the patient said nothing, those complaints that are addressed, are not done so immediately, the nurse waits until the patients symptoms are severe before attempting to contact the doctor for a treatment order. Doctors and patients depends on nurses to communicate to each other to determine patients, there is a deficiency in that area. I feel that is not the objective of West Jeff., but that is how some of the staff represent themselves as a West Jeff employee. I have transfer my care to Ochsner, because of the service that I received there, and many of my families have done the same.