Mobile Infirmary

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131 reviews
2.8
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.8
131 reviews
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Group Service

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Hospital Type
  • Acute Care Hospitals
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.8
(131 reviews)

Reginald Pulliam

Words and this brief review will do the wonderful people at this hospital an injustice. My wife and I gave birth to our first child 3 weeks early, and his lungs and body were not ready for the outside world. The angels in NICU and support staff put us up for 2 weeks, while they took care of our newborn around the clock. We were allowed to see him every three hours, and the rest of the time, they watched him as he were their own. I will forever be in debt to the incredible staff at this place, and while I do not wish our challenging experience on anybody, if your newborn is in need of help, there is probably not a better spot to be on our planet.

Sue Davis

The care I received was excellent! From the moment I was admitted until I was discharged, every member of the staff was friendly and competent. They all truly enjoyed their jobs. I was especially impressed with the staff on 5 North and appreciate all they did for me. Thank you! I've never had a better hospital experience than I did at Mobile Infirmary!

Sassha M

I was sent straight to the hospital because my glucose levels were unreadable on a meter at my doctor's office that read up to 350. The hospital quickly took me to the back upon my expected arrival. My glucose levels were still to high for their meter to register that went up to 600/650. They gave me an insulin shot as did my doctor before I left her office. After drawing blood my levels with TWO shots of insulin, my glucose level was 712 and A1C was 12.7 so basically I was about to slip into a diabetic coma. I was in the CCU for three days before my levels were low enough for me to be moved to the floor. I was on my deathbed and didn't even know it because I'd never had any problems with being prediabetic. Tonya in the CCU was an excellent caregiver who was very caring, nurturing, and attentive. Others were good also but she stood out the most. I was moved to the third floor for the remaining four days and I received excellent care from everyone including dietary with the food choices that were edible even with the diabetic dietary restrictions. It prepared me on how to prepare my own meals when I returned home along with the diabetic councilors/instructors who load me up with a lot of lessons and reading material. My only complaint was I was ready to leave but they held me for an extra day to make sure all the infections were gone and my glucose levels were normal.

Todd Dunn

Had to go to the ER. They was busy but I was in and out in a reasonable amount of time. I did go during a shift change which slowed things down a bit. They also only had 1 doctor in at that time. The nurses very professional.

Michael Rollin

I can't thank the staff at Mobile Infirmary enough. From the time I centered the ER until I was discharged several days later. The doctors, nurses and staff are just amazing and go above and beyond to make sure they are on top of things for you. I will always be grateful for all they have done .