Twice I have used the ER at Sharon in the last year. I have since chosen to drive over an hour whenever I need an ER after my experiences there. I have reached out to Sharon through their Facebook page, their main phone number, and now through this review without word from them in regards to my experiences.

The first time, I took my husband who was up all night in extreme pain and could not sleep. The nurse and Doctor implied that he simply needed a "release", and his pain was nothing without anything more than that, after a couple blood tests. Thankfully, I took him to a specialist, and we discovered it was something very serious. I am glad I did not listen to them.

Second time, I have CRPS, and I woke up in extreme pain with a high fever. Tylenol did not bring down my fever, when I got to the hospital it was over 103. My body felt like it was on fire, I could barely walk. They not only made me walk to multiple rooms before they gave me a bed, but they had me walk to all my tests. They told me I had an UTI, and gave me a prescription for antibiotics, I went home to take more Tylenol. A few days later they called to tell me I have Lyme's disease and were prescribing extra antibiotics. Not only was the nurse rude and condescending to my pain and discomfort, but she implied I was over exaggerating. I literally felt as though my body were on fire, and come to find out it was the Lyme's disease exacerbating my CRPS, but I was being treated as though I were lying.

I see a specialist who has an office in the hospital, and it is the only reason I have ever stepped foot in that building again. I would rather drive an hour then be treated by people who need more training.

I live in a big city and I was visiting my daughter who just had her second child here at Sharon hospital. Well her care and the babies care were great so as her mother I was very grateful. Then I fell broke my foot. The ER people were swamped. I sat for awhile but I sit even longer at the hospital in Cleveland. So I waited til it was my turn. The doctors and nurses were great. Very friendly and simpathatic to my needs. Considering a ambulance rolled in every couple mins. They stayed calm and cool. I then had to go to see an orthopedic doctor. The first doctor did not take my insurance so I had to find another and I was glad I did. Again back at the hospital because this doctor was doing surgery’s that day. He fit me in his long schedule and was wonderful. Again I received great care at Sharon Hospital. Tomorrow I get to go home to the big city. I told my daughter and son-in-law they are very lucky to live where they live and get care here. Thank you Sharon Hospital and your employee’s for you wonderful care and kindness.

I just had my baby at Sharon Hospital. It was a great experience. The staff was amazing, the doctors all were awesome and the attention and care I reiceved was absolutely the best. I can’t say enough about everyone there. I had my previous babies at a different hospital and was never given the attention the staff all gave me. I would recommend and I will recommend to everyone I know who’s going to have a baby.

Our daughter was born here last year. Incredible place - caring, attentive staff and doctors in the Maternity Ward.

I, unfortunately have been to Sharon Hospital several times over the years, with very bad results. Most recent was when my son hit a deer with a motorcycle. It happened right by our house, so I was able to get him to the hospital before an ambulance could. My son was complaining of neck, shoulder, & back injuries. I took him to Sharon Hospital, by mistake !
After conveying his injuries to the ER staff, we were treated extremely poorly.
We sat there for fifteen minutes befor I started to lose my patients.
After a brief verbal dispute with the staff, we were forced to drive an hour to another Hospital.
This type of treatment towards anyone in need of medical help is appalling !
This is why SHARON HOSPITAL has an overall rating of three and a half stars.
I personally feel it should be one star, if that !