Had a car crash. Immobilized, I asked one of the Ambulance staff to take my picture so that I could have evidence of my injuries for legalities. He replied back with "that's not my job" and when taking a sharp turn in the ambulance, let my belongings fall on the floor (including my new phone)

When being transported to my room in the hospital, the staff was very careless with my IV. They let the IV tube hang off the gurney and it was pulling on my IV that was inside of my arm (very painful). When they began transporting me from the gurney to the bed, they threw the IV bag between my legs instead of having someone hold it. That IV bag then fell off me in the middle of them moving me and went between the gurney and the hospital bed, pushing all the fluid from the IV into my vein and causing my vein to feel like it was going to explode (again, very painful.) I was having neck and back pain, so I was in a neck and body brace. So what do they do to get the IV bag out? They lift me up by my feet and put all the pressure at my neck (which was incredibly painful) so I am at an acute angle above the bed with a hospital staff struggling to get an IV bag out from under me.

The nurses were pretty rude, I had one nice one and that was it. My Doctor was pretty nice. Other than that, horrible place to go. It seems like the standards of this place are gone and the management needs to enforce a better standard of healthcare.

i went in with anaphylaxis shock, my face was swelled i could barely see, lips swelled way beyond normal. throat closing fast. i ran to the counter crying and panicking and i was told to go wait in the waiting room, i watched not 1 but 2 DOPE ADDICTS get called back before me, they were walking and talking normally, smiling. perfectly fine while i was left unattended during a life threatening situation. MERCY CLERMONT IS A JOKE THEY KILL PEOPLE LITERALLY. I ALMOST LEFT THE BUILDING TO CALL 911 FOR AN AMBULANCE WHILE I WAS AT A HOSPITAL!!!

I honestly wish I could give a minus 50 to this hospital my brother in law is now in a different hospital fighting for his life because of the gross negligence and carelessness of the doctor and or nurses. I would not trust this hospital with a dying dog.

I went into Mt. Orab with asthma attack. They intubated me and transferred me to Mercy Clermont ICU. I will say all my nurses I had for the 5 days were great. The problem I had was when I woke up. The respiratory therapists, They could not be more rude. The male, I have had before and he was rude then also. I didn't get his name, but he had a really big mouth and lips. All I wanted was my mouth sponged because It was so dry having a tube down it. Anyway, I was trying to point to my mouth to so I could get it sponged, and all he did was yell at me. Then the next time a lady RT came in. I again tried to point to my mouth to get it sponged. She asked me if I wanted to write it down (I already had a clip board to write on that my nurse brought me earlier) I shook my head yes, then she said, oh, we'll do it later and left my room. What a witch! I thought people got into the medical field to help people. These two sure didn't. Neither one of them have people skills and need to get some. The way they treat people is absolutely ridiculous. If I saw them treat my family the way they treated me, I would be in jail.

Very kind and considerate staff. Nice behavioral health center - clean, furnished. The nurses were super nice. My only maybe gripe was that there wasn't much time with the doctors. Also, one-to-one therapy would be a nice addition to all the groups. But this is heading in the right direction.