Piedmont Medical Center

I wish I could give a lower rating. I am not a nurse or doctor and have never claimed to be. However, my own education better prepared me to be a nurse than half the staff at this hospital. I interacted with several nurses who were not only rude but were lazy. They would do whatever necessary to sit on their butt and gossip like a bunch of back row Baptists. You cannot even leave your loved one because the staff is so incompetent it is up to you to demand certain care for your loved one as they will do nothing if given the chance. I rarely, if ever, complain and/or speak poorly about an institution. I understand that many are doing the best they can and that public service is challenging as I am a teacher. However, if you choose to enter the public service field you need to understand and have some form of work ethic. The individuals at this hospital have no work ethic and absolutely no desire to truly help their patients.

The Maternity ward in this hospital is excellent. They will take care of you from the time you arrive and until the time the mother and baby leaves. Baby Gabby was born pre-mature and unexpectedly, but the nurses here made us feel like family. My wife was in the hospital for four days, and each day the experience was just like the first (helpful and caring). Out of our 3 children born in different states, these nurses at this hospital took the top of the cake. All of their hard work and love was shown and still is greatly appreciated. Thanks again.

I have been treated several times at Piedmont, I have had the best care everytime!! The ER was the best!! Thank You to all Doctors, Nurses, technicians, they treated me with respect and professionalism with a smile.

Very dirty hospital! I saw the same piece of paper in the elevator for 5 days. And, with only one elevator working one would think they would try to keep it clean. The actual bathrooms in the hospital room reeks of urine. While in the ER, the garbage was overflowing with bloody mater,etc. we had to ask for them to remove it. It wouldn’t be so bad ...except had to stay that room till we were admitted. The person cleaning the ER actually picked a pillow off the floor and put in the back of the bed. In the actual patient room there is not any hand sanitizer. They did promptly bring it when we asked for it.
Very understaffed!!

I wanted to acknowledge the staff at Piedmont for an emergency room visit on Saturday August 18 2018. I was nervous about going but I want to say from triage to being taken care of by Dr Carey all were professional and made sure I was comfortable and well taken care of...even my anxiety. So kudos to you guys at the ER....i know lots of criticism comes with the medical field..so I wanted to say thank you!!!