WOW! After all the unprofessional , crappy reviews of the Onslow Memorial Hospital ER I expected to be disaponted when I took my son there. COMPLETELY OPPOSITE!!!! The staff were very professional, kind and genuinely concerned about my child’s health. I had to wait 30 - 45 minutes to get back, but it’s an ER! Every ER I have ever been to there is a wait. Well worth the wait!!! The nurses, doctor , secretaries and the x-ray technicians were all OUTSTANDING! I wish I could give more stars. Thank You, Thank You, Thank you!!!

My daughter being a military wife had to deliver my grand son there. She finally after 2 years got a itemized bill and they had the nerve to charge $200.00 for skin to skin after she delivered. No c-section, just completely vaginal delivery and she has to pay for the luxury of holding her child. What? Of course the insurance didn't pay this crazy charge. So now she has to pay out of pocket. Awesome hospital to charge new moms for holding their child..not to mentioned the way the nurses treated her because she wasn't delivering fast enough. Making comments like "when you are serious after delivering we will help you" Well after 6 hours of pushing, he was stuck folks. So the doctor got impatient and decided to pull him out breaking his clavicle and since he laid so long stuck in the birthing canal his little head is still misshapen 2 and half years later. Thank God no long-term injures. wow I am shocked. FYI I am a nurse this is not normally how things are done in competent facilities. You would think with CMS patient satifaction driven reimbursements this would be a thing of the past..

I went into the ER on a Saturday morning with a leg issue and everyone, except one lady a the reception, was great! Evreryone who took care of me was knowledgeable, professional and polite. Overall as good of an experience one could have at an ER.

I am in the hospital with my daughter and the service is excellent, they immediately registered her and in 10 minutes she had a room. The doctor saw her and her lab and urine were done and the nurse who was assigned to her was very professional. Thank you
Jennifer A Acosta

Got here to the ER and there were 2 other people in the waiting room. Literally 2. Sat here for 45 minutes waiting to get registered and receive my arm band while listening to the front desk staff have personal conversations and how they couldn’t find several patients. That’s comforting. Then I finally got called up to the desk to be checked in and the nurse, I think her name is Nicole, interrupted our conversation about my health to ask a man walking by if he had anymore halibut and that she’s saving what she has currently for when her parents come. If I wasn’t in so much pain I would have walked out right there for the sheer unprofessionalism being displayed. There’s got to be a better way to run this facility. I don’t care if you don’t care about me or anyone else walking in these doors, but at least be professional. I wouldn’t be able to treat guests at my job like this and continue to work there. Why is it acceptable for the staff here to? This is a common type of experience that has happened every time I’ve ever had to come here.