Southeastern Regional Medical Center

They took great care of my son. Very attentive and calm and gentle with him. They put him at ease and spoke directly to him and explained as they went along.

I AM A REGISTERED NURSE AND I HAVE WORKED AT THIS HOSPITAL FOR 21 YEARS. I MUST SAY THAT WE HAVE COME A MIGHTY LONG WAY IN THE YEARS THAT I HAVE BEEN HERE. I CAN REMEMBER WHEN A PATIENT WOULD COME IN HAVING A HEART ATTACK AND WE WOULD HAVE TO SHIP THE PATIENT OUT TO DUKE. WE NOW HAVE TOP NOTCH CARDIAC CARE AND HAVE SAVED SO MANY LIVES. I LOVE MY HOSPITAL AND PLAN TO KEEP WORKING HERE A FOR MANY YEARS TO COME. AS YOU READ THE POOR REVIEWS.. REMEMBER THAT SOME PEOPLE, NO MATTER HOW GOOD YOU TREAT THEM, NO MATTER HOW MUCH MEDICINE YOU GIVE THEN, WILL NEVER BE PLEASED. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. WE ARE A DOWN HOME, LOVING, CARING FACILITY.

Horrible hospital in Robeson County. Would not recommend, unless it's the ONLY possible option in case of a medical emergency.

May 23, 2019, @ approximately 3 am, I had a life-threatening allergic reaction that caused anaphylactic shock. I barely made it to the hospital, but once there, I was taken back within minutes. I've never been this scared of anything, the experience was excruciating. But, I must say that w/God a fabulous group of Nurses and Doctors saved my life. I'm so very thankful to Justin#RN Anya#RN & Dr.B. It was unbelievable how fast they acted while keeping their composure and professionalism, I saw their confidence and it made me think that I was going to make it. Can't thank these folks enough. I can't remember every name But, Thanks SRMC...

I am really surprised that SRMC is still in business. About two weeks ago, I had to call an ambulance on my husband because he fell and hit his head and he was intoxicated. Well, while in the ER, he was a little confused and combative, so they had to call a code grey on him, which I completely understand because I use to work there, my argument is that $900 was stolen from him and he remembers bits and pieces of that night, so he remembered a security officer put his knee in my husband’s ribs, while they were in the process of restraining him, in which, they had no right to do him like that while restraining him. He had a lot of pain with his ribs, so they tell us to go to Southeastern Urgent Care to get an X-ray, in which Southeastern is gonna protect their own, but we did and they said that the X-ray was normal. The next day a lot of excruciating pain, we went to McLeod in Dillon, they took more X-ray’s, more in depth and his ribs were severely bruised. I wonder why the difference in hospital’s. When I was an employee there, I loved it, but for patient care you better look elsewhere. I also found out from Mcleod if you have to have ambulance help and be transported to a hospital, that they can take you to McLeod and that is our choice. The ER is all around a better place to go.......