Mercy Medical Center

I needed to have back surgery which I had been avoiding for many years. I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Clayton Dean do review my options as the pain had become unbearable. After my first appointment I was scared as I have scolosis and having another fusion on the L1 to S1 levels of my spine was not very appealing to me. After taking time to talk with my family I decided to schedule another appointment with Dr. Dean to discuss my issues and the many questions I had about this surgery. He was extremely professional and kind and answered all my questions about the surgery. After this visit I felt confident that Dr. Dean would be the perfect physician to perform this surgery. To make a long story short, the surgery went very well and I was very pleased with the outcome. The entire staff assigned to my care was wonderful and provided excellent care. This was my first experience at Mercy Medical and I would recommend Dr. Dean for any spinal procedure. I was very pleased with the follow up care and I am happy that I chose Dr. Dean to perform my surgery.

I am a patient of Dr. David Maine and I wanted to let everyone know that although I go to him for pain management (cortisone shots), I had a wonderful experience thanks to him and his amazing staff. I would like to thank all of the staff, especially Tania, Stephanie, Cherry, Amy, Denise and Annisa. I don't like getting the shots but they all put me at ease and are very thorough, friendly and compassionate. They are wonderful and I highly recommend Dr. Maine and his wonderful staff!!!!!

I'm about 11 weeks pregnant and was getting blood work done in the lab. I asked the young lady taking my blood if any of the tests I was getting would tell me the gender of the baby. Her reply was no, blood tests cannot tell you that, only an ultrasound starting at 16 weeks. I have read and heard from multiple people that this is not the case, that a blood test starting at about 10 weeks can indeed tell the gender and is actually more accurate than the ultrasound. I don't trust this place and will be switching providers and hospitals as I didn't have a good experience with a midwife here either.

Oh hey! I was here couple of weeks ago and I met my new doctor and he is nice. I had a former doctor name Dr Clemens and he was cool for 20 some years. lol

NICU hostile to fathers. "Practiced" putting lV in my special needs daughter's head the 1st night we were not able to be by her side. I got so tired of explaining/reassuring to childless clergy why my child with special needs was a blessing to me. Very uncomfortable. Doctors and nurses, much like the rest of U of MD system, work harder to avoid accountability than they do at care and communication. No one was able to explain why my daughter had an unnecessary IV in her head. Avoid at all costs.