Johnson City Medical Center

Been to the ER here 3 different times for the same thing. They take my BP, do an EKG, and take an x-ray. THEN THEY DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO HELP ME... this last time I was there for 3 and a half hours before I left. They never called me back!!! What good is an ER when nothing is done to help? I see very familiar complaints here. Who's the CEO that's making millions off of this joke?

A "Dr." callously told my sister to put an inflatable mattress in a Uhaul to get herself home after she broke her leg in two places. She was allowed 2 days of hospital stay and no pain relief before kicking her out (with good insurance). I sincerely pray that God in His infinite mercy allow the type of judgment that would inspire this "physician" to no longer inflict the indifference and suffering he prescribed to her (and no doubt others). Thank you sincerely to the EMT, PT and OT staff for their exquisite kindness and care. So if you should find yourself being "cared" for by this unfortunate spirit, I suggest you wear a garlic necklace and carry some Holy Water in a spray bottle to keep the Snake away.

Staff was nice .Was here 2 hr could have took 1 I spent more time listening to them make the work shift sheet and a nurse couldn’t get his pass word to work. Omg

In July 2019, I sought emergency medical care at Johnson City Medical Center's emergency room for a Hypertensive Crisis. I had a blood pressure over 200/100 PLUS accompanied with a severe headace and blurry vision. Upon my arrival the ER waiting room was full of people. At check in, I was asked about my insurance. I informed them I had no insurance and I was unemployed at the time. What seemed to be forever, I was taken to triage where my vitals were taken, a EKG was run, after I reported some chest pain, and a unsuccessful attempt for blood work was made. I was then sent back to the ER waiting room. My mother and I waited for 4 and a half hours in the waiting room for me to be treated for a medical emergency and I never saw or talked to a doctor. After it became obvious to us that they were not going to see me in the ER,I left the hospital while still suffering with the Hypertensive crisis. The next month, I suprised to receive a bill for over $ 900 dollars and even after telling a hospital representative of these circumstances, I was told that my bill would turned over to collections. I'm currently hunting for an attorney to explore the possibility of filing a lawsuit for the delay of treatment of a medical emergency. I also plan on filing a complaint using the Emergency Medical and Treatment Labor Act. I WOULD NOT recommend this hospital to anyone. And unless I'm transported unconscious, I will not go to another Ballad Health care hospital.

Great Staff, treated my fiancee like family. I will write a more detailed review later when I have time.