We arrived in the ER around 830 PM. Before we finished checking in, the triage nurse came for my husband. This is a small town and on this night there was no endochronologist on call. The ER doctor medicated my husband to make him as comfortable as possible until the 630 am the following morning when the specialist arrived. Everyone staff person in the hospital showed empathy and concern for my husband, even telling him they were sorry he wasn't feeling well. I felt as though we were in good hands.

Along with a girl having a seizure in the room next to me and listening to the medical staff joke around about it... I waited 8 hours to be seen for nothing. They pushed me off to the side and treated me like they didn't care. The past two times I have been to the ER this week "they can't figure out what's going on still" I have been bounced around, and tokd several different things by several different people . I suggest going to the port townsend hospital and saving your time.

Waiting with my fiance in the emergency room because Urgent Care referred us here because of an abscessed milk duct and mastitis. The abscess has doubled in size in the 3 hours we have been waiting so far. We could have driven to Seattle and gone to a competent hospital by now.

I have a couple horror stories about this place, but I'll keep it brief. If you value your life or the lives of your loved ones you should just move along to the next hospital - or take your chances with home done surgery. Stay especially away from any referrals to Dr. Carleen Benson. She hacked me up something fierce. Now I'm stuck with chronic pain probably for life, it's going on three years now with little relief. The ER misdiagnosed a lump in my neck. They said it was a birth defect. It was a teritoma. Thanks OMC for everything you do.

They will just do what they want to dp with u as a patient. Vs actually listening to the patient. And then ordering proper tests labs meds etc. So glad my specialist and primary are at UW in Seattle