Sacred Heart University District

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97 reviews
2.1
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.1
97 reviews
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Emergency Service Available

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Group Service

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Hospital Type
  • Acute Care Hospitals
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.1
(97 reviews)

Mike Gard

Doesn't seem like all of their security officers take their job seriously or know how to answer a phone with customer service definitely needs work

Margaret Sabanskas

If you dont like this hospital you should see what samaritan is like. We drive 200 miles round trip to come to sacred heart. There is worse out there. Be thankful for what you have!

Alanna St. Peters

Had to go in at 2 am for an eardrum infection, pain level 10. Had insurance information ready regardless and the check in process was smooth. Waited 40 minutes in the lobby, with no one else around, and waited another 45 minutes in the room for the nurse, and another 45 minutes for the doctor. $150 copay for some antibiotics and a lot of time wasted in pain. Ridiculous.

Steven Hughes

Great experiences especially in the Johnson unit! Make sure to admit yourself if you don't want to be involuntarily held. Emergency services usually have a long wait here and its strongly suggested to use urgent care facilities. UO District definately seems to have gone down in certain qualities since Riverbend was built.

Holly Brown

My mother had the worst experience here just a couple of nights ago. An ambulance came to pick her up from her apartment and took her all the way to the hospital only to have her sit there for five hours with no care at all. She was complaining of heavy chest pains and numbness in the arms and legs and was in a delirious state of mind. My sister and I live hours away from my mom, so you would think that her going to a hospital would put her in good hands during a scary time such as this. However, we could not have been more wrong. The blonde female doctor (last name Patterson), was getting increasingly frustrated at not understanding what my mom was saying and so they discharged her with zero care and left her to walk 12 blocks home in the dark at 3 in the morning. Some of the hospital staff may be caring, but my mom has yet to find any of those people. If you cannot be caring and compassionate to those in need, you should not be in the business of helping others. THIS HOSPITAL IS AN ABSOLUTE DISGRACE. You should be ashamed of yourselves the way you choose to treat the sick and vulnerable in our society.