Sanford Medical Center Bismarck

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14 reviews
3.1
MedicalRecords.com Rating 3.1
14 reviews
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Special Care Services
  • Intensive Care Unit
  • Coronary Intensive Care
Emergency Services
  • Emergency Department
Orthopedic
  • Arthroscopy
  • Joint Replacement
  • Spine Surgery
Cardiovascular
  • Cardiac Cath Lab
  • Cardiac Rehab
  • Cardiac Surgery
  • Coronary Interventions
  • Vascular Intervention
  • Carotid Stenting
Radiology / Nuclear Medicine / Imaging
  • Computed Tomography
  • Computed Tomography-Angiography
  • Digital Mammography
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  • Positron Emission Tomography
  • Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography
Rehabilitation
  • Physical Therapy
  • Speech Therapy
Oncology Services
  • Chemotherapy
Surgery Services
  • Inpatient Surgery
  • Robotic Surgery
Organ Transplant Services
  • Kidney Transplant
Neuroscience Services
  • Electroencephalography
  • Sleep Studies
Other
  • Lithotripsy
  • Obstetrics
  • Home Health
  • Hemodialysis
  • Hospice
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Emergency Service Available

Yes

Group Service

Yes

Hospital Type
  • Acute Care Hospitals
Control Type
  • Voluntary Nonprofit
  • Other
Subprovider Units
  • Psychiatric
Total Staffed Beds 227
Total Discharges

10,882

Total Patient Days

44,698

Total Patient Revenue

$1,138,163,662

TPS Quality Score 31.54

MedicalRecords.com Rating 3.1
(14 reviews)

Michelle LaPoint

Thanks for hanging up on me when I was just asking for my keys Nurse Ali or Eli. Also thanks for treating every patient with a certain sickness as if they are junkies. Not everyone in your city does drugs there is a such thing called medical issues. Lighten up and learn how to treat your patients with respect not like addicts just there for pills. Fire and rehire majority of ER staff they all suck except maybe a hand full.

Book Girl

I took my elderly relative to the ER. She was admitted to the hospital that evening, but we were told there were no available rooms. So she had to sleep in the ER treatment room on what was more of a camping mattress than an actual bed. The ER nurse knew my relative needed a walker but rather than finding one, she stated stated there probably wouldn't be one available because the hospital was full. She made my elderly relative walk to the restroom down the hallway. My relative spent 18 hours in the ER until a hospital room became available. The nurses and CNAs on 4SE were exceptional. Each was patient and respectful in how they treated my relative. The transportation team members, the therapists, and the phlebotomists were all pleasant and helpful. If I gave this group a separate review, it would be five stars. Due to poor planning and coordination by the social worker, my relative will be staying in the hospital three nights longer than necessary. The social worker did not provide us with the information necessary to secure at-home skilled care in time for the proposed discharge. The need for at-home care was discussed at least two days prior to what should have been the discharge date. The lack of planning and communication by the social worker is adding to what my relative, Medicare, and the insurance company will be charged. It is that type of incompetence that drives up the cost of healthcare and insurance.

d harris

Slow Emergency Room coupled with high bills is never a winning combination.

Ivelisse Torres

My daugther just have a cirgury here and the team That was taking care of her were awsome. Everybody looks friendly here. Thank you!

David Svendsen

The ENT "specialist" I had was incredibly unprofessional and rude. I would not recommend going here. One does not walk out on a patient without actually suggesting what the diagnosis is. I sat there for five minutes since I didn't know if I had to leave or stay.