Riverside Walter Reed Hospital

Excellent hospital! They were fat and extremely friendly, not to mention knowledgeable. Even the nurses were knowledgeable! All staff members were informative and patient as well as happy to discuss things and answer questions. They were also thorough and made sure to cover everything. We didn’t have to wait forever for things to get done either, which is always a plus. We’ve been to many hospitals over the years and you’re often left waiting for hours for even the tiniest thing. You’re often left forgotten about, uninformed, or rushed and unable to get questions answered! This hospital was the exact opposite. Even with the renovations going on, they kept things easy going and organized. If we had to go to a hospital again, this is the one we would try to return to if able. Staff were all wonderful! We have absolutely no complaints!

Riverside Walter Reed Hospital has really friendly people that work there which I was great care by the staff for when I had to get knee surgery on my right knee last year.

Outstanding care in the ER. Staff fully ingaged in the care of my Daughter, who is suffering from stage 4 cancer. Also the Radiation team next door are wonderful they get to know their paitents and treat them like family.

My wife came in via ambulance. Share threw her back out and was in misery. Could barely walk and could not sit in a chair. They gave her a CT scan and found no internal organ issues or noticeable bone/back issues from scan. They would not let her stay the night. Drugs did not help....including morphine. She complained about left leg numbness. Doctors dismissed this. Got home and every website said to contact a doctor immediately with lower leg numbness as being a sever nerve pinching. Not sure who to call at this point but not going back there. I begged them to look deeper and keep her for the night. She is miserable and the hospital did not help at all except to eliminate problems that we did not suspect. I know ER’s are crazy places but they are not holding up their obligation in my opinion when they turn people away that need help and are suffering. Guess we can chalk this up to bad health care policies in the US. Did not used to be this way.

Waited well over two hours with severe abdominal pain in the waiting room just to be told by a nurse that I’d probably be waiting another hour to be seen, maybe longer. People that checked in after me were brought back and got a room before me. Eventually I asked them to cut my band off, told them I would be leaving and the nurse that came out front to talk to me just looked at me like she could of cared less and wasn’t worried about the amount of pain I was in. Complete waste of time.