About Midland Memorial Hospital

Fantastic hospital. Absolutely amazing nurses, great care, advanced equipment and systems, clean and new facilities, large rooms and easy location. My husband went in for his severely ruptured appendix after Martin County Hospital turned him away claiming it was just a gastro bug. The nurses at Midland Memorial were so kind, caring, friendly and very knowledgeable. The nurses aids/assistants were so wonderful too and always checking in on my husband and his level of comfort. The doctors were great too, updated us and visited my husband regularly. We live in Dallas and my husband works in Midland, they let me stay in his room for the week so I could be with him. My husband had no complaints about the food. Hospital is so new and greatly cared for - the best hospital I’ve seen in Texas by far. Thanks for everything Midland Memorial!

I started out going to the ER. I did wait about 2 hours but everyone was very friendly. From the ER I was transferred to a room upstairs. Once I got to my room nurses and patient care associates were ALL very nice and so helpful and caring. The nurse offered my daughter a cot and pillows and blankets because she stayed with me. We were amazed at how caring they were. Surgeon went to see me first thing in the morning and was very knowledgeable and helpful. I ended up needing surgery and so later that day I was taken to the pre-op area. Everyone there was very nice and friendly. Then in recovery same thing. Every department was so friendly and helpful to both myself AND my family. Also, the food was really really good!! Not your typical hospital food that's for sure. If me or my family need emergency care I will definitely return to Midland Memorial Hospital. I cannot say enough good things about them!!

I would never recommend this hospital to anyone, especially if you are going to have a baby! I went in at 39 weeks to see my OBGYN because I was having horrible contractions. He cleared me, said I was only dilated at a 3, listened to my son's heart beat and said he was fine and I was good to go until my contractions were 5 min apart for 2 hours. So I go home. That night my contractions got worse and were very sporadic ranging from 3 min to 5 min to 10 min and so forth. I went to the hospital the following morning and they stated the same thing. I was still only a 3 and his heart beat was fine so they sent me home. No sonogram was done even in the intense pain that I was in. That night was even worse with the contractions now at every minute to 3 minutes, I finally decided to go back to the hospital and see if they would do something. I was now dilated at 4-5 so they admitted me. Fast forward to be being in labor..In the room was me, my husband, and the nurse. She would tell me when to push and then she would tell me to stop pushing and just ride out the contractions until she got back. She left the room to go help other people, stating they were under staffed. She left me there, as I could feel my son right in the canal ready to come out, about 3 times. My sons head was finally poking out when the doctor arrived to deliver him and when he was born he had the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck 3 times, a true knot in the cord, and he had a super long cone head from him sitting in there too long! Not to mention the massive hematoma on his head as well. Had they done a sonogram to check on him when I came in with severe pain, all of this could have been avoided. Worst experience ever for a first time momma. Glory to God that my son was alive because even the doctor said had they known the umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck they would have had to do an emergency c section. I am very disappointed in the care given and will never come back

I can't start to describe the blessings from the moment we walked in to the time we left. My wife recently had ankle surgery. She has had an onslaught of medical issues and this was just one more hardship we had to endure. From Melissa in admissions, who is a true angel among men, who gave my wife the ease of mind that all would be ok to Silohouete, a wonderful nurse on the Orthopedic Unit. I have never seen a whole staff work as such a cohesive unit to make sure that everyone is taken care of with the utmost dignity and respect. May God bless each and everyone one of you who took care of my precious wife.

My mom was in this Hospital in November 1994, had a five way bypass, but had a stroke during surgery. It was four generations of us traveling at the time and my mom got sick on the road, was transferred by ambulance from Pecos, Texas to Midland. My mom was in CCU, I couldn't say more about the care she received, not only the nurses going out their way to treat me like family, taking up a collection for my family because we were stranded due to my mom getting sick. The hospital put us up in a hotel nearby, gave my family vouchers for the cafeteria in the hospital and on top of all this, flew us by air ambulance to our destination! Again this was in 1994, my mother succumbed to her illness two months after we arrived to our new destination, but all I can say is I have never witnessed the kindness and generosity that was shown us by this whole community at our time of need. God bless each and everyone of you. You truly are Angels