Maury Regional Hospital

MedicalRecords.com Rating
128 reviews
2.8
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.8
128 reviews
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Special Care Services
  • Intensive Care Unit
  • Coronary Intensive Care
Emergency Services
  • Emergency Department
Orthopedic
  • Joint Replacement
  • Spine Surgery
Cardiovascular
  • Cardiac Cath Lab
  • Cardiac Rehab
  • Coronary Interventions
  • Vascular Intervention
  • Vascular Surgery
  • Carotid Stenting
Radiology / Nuclear Medicine / Imaging
  • Computed Tomography
  • Computed Tomography-Angiography
  • Digital Mammography
  • Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  • Positron Emission Tomography
  • Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography
Rehabilitation
  • Physical Therapy
Oncology Services
  • Chemotherapy
  • Radiation Therapy
Surgery Services
  • Inpatient Surgery
  • Radiosurgery
  • Robotic Surgery
Neuroscience Services
  • Electroencephalography
  • Sleep Studies
Other
  • Lithotripsy
  • Obstetrics
  • Home Health
  • Hemodialysis
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Emergency Service Available

Yes

Group Service

Yes

Hospital Type
  • Acute Care Hospitals
Control Type
  • Governmental
  • County
Total Staffed Beds 265
Total Discharges

13,970

Total Patient Days

28,781

TPS Quality Score 31.75

MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.8
(128 reviews)

Betsy Smith

Had to go to ER recently for an emergency and I want to thank all the Doctors, NP's, Nurses and staff for the fantastic treatment they gave me. They were all very professional and did a wonderful job. Thank you all !!

Michael Terry

I had surgery there last month and was admitted for a couple of days. From the time I entered until the time I left, everyone was attentive, courteous, friendly, and professional. If I needed or wanted anything, I received it in a timely manner. Hospitals serve different needs and depending on the need the experience is going to be different. Each time I have been here it has been a satisfactory experience. I highly recommend this hospital and all of it's staff.

John Ferguson

I'd like to preface this by saying I really dislike leaving negative reviews of places. I'm only posting this because I think it's important that people know about my experience. I was born with a bicuspid aortic valve, which eventually resulted in aortic stenosis. Additionally, until august 19th, I was pregnant (yes my name is really John no I am not male). In my second trimester it was determined by my cardiologist that my aortic stenosis had become extremely severe. The night of August 10th, I began to experience decently strong chest pains and tightness, as well as some difficulty breathing. I went to the Maury Regional ER and said, verbatim, "I am 32 weeks pregnant, I have severe aortic stenosis, and I am experiencing chest pain." I was admitted with no sense of urgency. They did an EKG, blood work, and a CT scan (during which I nearly fainted within a minute of having to lay flat) but didn't find anything in particular. They came to the conclusion that my symptoms were regular pregnancy symptoms and sent me home after a roughly 3 hour visit with instructions to follow up with my OB. The diagnoses on my discharge papers were dyspnea (difficulty breathing) and pregnancy. I contacted my Vanderbilt cardiologist and let her know what happened, and she wanted to see me ASAP. By that Thursday, my symptoms had gotten progressively worse. Standing for more than a few minutes gave me chest tightness and mild pain, and I couldn't do anything close to exerting myself. When I talked to my cardiologist about it, she was alarmed that I had been sent home, and immediately sent me to the main Vanderbilt campus. Ultimately it was determined I needed a c-section as quickly as possible, that my symptoms were extremely troubling, and that there was a risk of death or emergency heart surgery with the procedure. I had my c-section on the 19th with not only the normal delivery team and anesthesiologists, but also a cardiology team on standby. Luckily it went well, but I also had to have a balloon valvuloplasty done slightly over a week later and spent a total of almost two weeks in the hospital overall. Had I trusted the emergency room staff and written off my symptoms as being pregnancy related, I likely would have been in an even riskier situation, if not possibly dead. I know that I'm young and tend to mask pain well, but not being taken seriously at this hospital could have cost me my life. I'm sure Maury Regional is capable of handling more minor cases, but if you think something may be seriously wrong, I'd recommend going elsewhere.

dovie patterson

If I could give a -10 I would. I went to the ER after having dental work done and after a month, pain is unbearable and dentist continues to say that it is normal. I told them I felt like my jaw was broken or severely infected and told them I was dizzy and felt as though I was going to pass out. I was led to a room without a bed, it had a gynecology bed in it and it had blood all over it. Finally an NP came in with an attitude, I had to go through the same story for the 4th time and me in pain, after digging around in my mouth and me in severe pain, she tells me, “we’re not dentists, we don’t do anything involving teeth”. I told her I wasn’t there about my teeth, I was there about the jaw! I told her I needed to know if my jaw was broken or if I had an infection. She said, “I repeat, we’re not dentists”. I pointed out the blood on the chair they expected me to sit on and her reply was, “I’m not involved in housekeeping but her or the nurse either made an offer to contact housekeeping. I told her I wasn’t surprised at the nastiness after my husband spent 7 days there and his room was cleaned once and I walked out before I caught something. Stay away from this place!!

Gene Graham

This place has no consideration for visitors to the ICU. They don't allow visitors from 6:30 to 9:30AM and from 6:30 to 8:30 PM which is basically the prime time anyone with a job can visit. I can find no information about this on the website. It's just a redneck place