Simpson General Hospital

This hospital is stuck in the 90s, blood stain on the floors, the horrible bathrooms, the overall smell is sickening, and what they kept my child for, I could have done at home, at least we would have been comfortable, when I ask for medicine, they take their time. NEVER AGAIN!!! If you have a sick child go to Jackson or Hattiesburg

Decent doctors although walking into a hospital you wouldn't expect to see blood on gauze pads. I give the docs a 4 star but clean wise I give it 2. Bugs and blood

Very rude Nurse Practitioner in the ER . Asks me questions that’s not even pertaining to my child’s care . The population coming to the hospital is what makes you have a job !

I took my 2 year old here because she cut the “meat” part off of her finger(green bean can).. anyways. They were quick to get us back and within minutes everyone that could have been in the room, was. However, the doctor did NOT know what he was doing. I understand it being hard to stitch a small finger.. but he could barely get the stitch started period. Then he told my baby to “alternate Tylenol and Motrin”.. (pictures are attached) my baby girl needed relief and Tylenol wasn’t going to cut it. I asked and asked and he practically refused to give her anything. So after two days of my baby crying nonstop, not sleeping and barely drinking.. I took her to the clinic across the street and got her some medicine (and also some crazy looks when they saw what my baby’s finger looked like!!)... so two more days later.. same thing(screaming, crying, saying her finger hurt) i took her to Batson. Y’all.... the pictures will speak for themselves. I will never go to this “hospital” again.

As a new employee, Simpson General is one of the best hospitals I have ever been involved with. The doctors are excellent to the patients, as well as the rest of the staff. All patients get treated with the most efficient care available today. The hospital really focuses on making the patient feel as comfortable as possible and aims at bringing each patient to full health.