Lexington Regional Health Center

MedicalRecords.com Rating
15 reviews
4.7
MedicalRecords.com Rating 4.7
15 reviews
Need your medical records from Lexington Regional Health Center?

1

Complete a simple secure form

2

We contact healthcare providers on your behalf

3

Have a National Medical Records Center send your records as directed

Emergency Services
  • Emergency Department
Surgery Services
  • Inpatient Surgery
Other
  • Obstetrics
Need your medical records from Lexington Regional Health Center?

1

Complete a simple secure form

2

We contact healthcare providers on your behalf

3

Have a National Medical Records Center send your records as directed

Emergency Service Available

Yes

Group Service

Yes

Hospital Type
  • Critical Access Hospitals
  • critical Access
Control Type
  • Governmental Hospital District
Subprovider Units
  • Swing Beds
Total Staffed Beds 25

Licensed Beds 25

Bed Utilization

0.2713425

Total Discharges

497

Total Patient Days

1,414

Total Patient Revenue

$39,961,820

MedicalRecords.com Rating 4.7
(15 reviews)

Kristin C.

Review of Out-Patient Surgery Pros - Out-patient surgery staff was friendly and efficient. - Allowed to wait in patient's room instead of main waiting room. - Allowed to stay until patient felt ready to leave. - Staff offered drinks and warm blanket for family waiting. - Clean and fairly new wing of the hospital. - Called to check on patient a few days after surgery. Cons - New system so check-in was long and frustrating (check-in lady was not attentive which took longer). *Can't comment on cost as this varies by insurance company and your plan.

Ashley B

Watch out - you are paying for their remodel! They will overcharge you for every single thing! Even our doctor warned us, and we unfortunately, we learned the hard way. A eight minute surgery incurred over 1.5 hours worth of “extra” charges. Conveniently, three and four minutes over what is written on charts so they can charge an extra $500, but “they are certain” that you incurred those charges despite charts from the surgery day showing their times don’t match what is billed. Ask for proof and they will threaten to charge “new found charges” that they didn’t charge before and refuse to give a straight answer. Never have I ever listened to explain away or make threats when asking legitimate questions. A billing “specialist” will also tell you that she’s “wasting her time” when you inquire of the inaccuracies. Very interesting when that is her JOB. I suggest you document every single thing that happens, as it happens, in writing and pictures so you have hard proof and documentation of their false charges. Or better yet, stay away from this disaster and go to a real hospital.

Rebeca Garcia

I took my two week brother in to the ER he wasn’t breathing or showing any signs that he was alive he had Pneumonia the nurses who worked there told us that he was fine and to take him back home we took him back home and then back to the ER when we took him again he was dead please don’t take your children here and especially if your pregnant.

Strattyn Speakman

Got treated like a human being which is so rare now by physicians, thank you Dr Saghano

Joshua Nolan

Chris was able wonderful in helping me, going above and beyond to help me out, they take customer service seriously, THANK YOU