Ozarks Medical Center

Great ob gyn staff attentive and friendly and knowledgeable my daughter in law had to have a c section and had no problems. Mother and son are doing great .two thumbs up keep up the good work from very happy grandpa

Some of the nurses are nice. They are rare. Some of the nurse practitioners (you will almost never see an actual doctor here) know what to prescribe for a wide variety of ailments. I have met maybe one or two of those over my entire life. The nurses typically range from disinterested to rude to completely inept. When my niece was a baby, they prescribed her adult dosage morphine. My brother caught it before it did damage (adult dosage morphine for an infant would be fatal). I got shingles, and had to go to the ER twice because the nurse practitioner had forgot to prescribe me something to stop the actual spread of the shingles the first visit. If you want competent, trusted care...go elsewhere.

My new employee Jose came to the office complaining of sharp abdominal pain so off we went to the E.R. We were received graciously and made it to a treatment room within 20 minutes. The treatment staff were professional and compassionate. I was accepted and treated wonderfully as Jose's patient advocate during our 4 hour stay. The doctor diagnosed diverticulitis and antibiotics and pain medications were administered. Very compassionate, knowledgeable and professional people.

My husband had a heartattack while at the wound clinic andthey called ambulance immediately. He was seen at ER was treated by the doctors and nurses, he had testing and was admitted to ICU . Doctors McGee Clarkston. Horstman. Khan. All I can say is the drs and nurses in the wou Wound clinic south Howell ambulance ER. ICU cardiac stepdown and the Cath lab were well trained and qualified and concerned about his health. Everything was done and our questions were explained in a way we were able to understand. Omc is a rock star!!!!! Thanks for all you done to save my husband

They need to get in doctors that care about the treatments they are giving their patients instead of just the money they are receiving. I have insurance and so do my kids and I still receive the worst care. My grandpa was unlucky and got a horrible doctor and could of lost his leg if my aunt hadnt ran him on up stop Springfield. As for my cousin Teasha she died because the doctors wouldnt run the tests needed to see she had a bad infection from her csection. She passed away because the doctors didn't believe her. Said she was fine and sent her home. There may be 2 or 4 good nurses I've ran into. But as for the doctors, none. Bo that I have ran into in the surgery department. If more people stand up, less people would lose their lives. I read peoples posts' on Facebook, so start reviewing. Let's all start demanding better medical care given at OMC.