St Anthony's Medical Center

MedicalRecords.com Rating
316 reviews
2.4
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.4
316 reviews

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Emergency Service Available

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Hospital Type
  • Acute Care Hospitals
MedicalRecords.com Rating 2.4
(316 reviews)

Nina Ingargiola

We gave birth here to a beautiful little girl and loved every minute while we was there. My husband and I got the attention we needed during labor and delivery from the incredible nurses. Our baby girl was taken care of and we left happy! Big shout out to Paige who coached us through delivery! Also, Martha who was a huge help during the breastfeeding process.

Andrea Story

Horrible experience Went to this hospital because it was the closest to our house. I reason we were there was not life threatening, but did need to seek medical attention. We checked in, and were told to wait in the waiting room. As we sat there waiting for my husbands name to be called, I looked around and was just amazed by how many people had hospital blankets wrapped around them, people sleeping, people with the thing they put in your arm, so they can give you IV or what ever. the longer we sat there, the more people were just flowing in to the Emergency Room. When were finally called back, they asked a few questions and were sending us back out to the waiting room until a room was available. i asked how long the wait was and she said about 6 hours, but it could be sooner or later. So, we left. I told here we would not be staying. We drove to St. Luke's Hospital. There was no wait, we were in a room within 6 minutes. The doctor was in shortly after and the x ray was taken and he was discharged shortly after that. I will never return to this hospital. When it was St. Anthony's, it was fine. Not wonderful, but at least when you went there for an emergency you didn't have to wait for hours to be seen. I thought when Mercy took it over it would be improved, that the care level would increase. This was 100% incorrect. It went in a completely different direction. If I have an need for an Emergency room visit. I will not be taken to this hospital. I will NEVER recommend this hospital to anyone.

Lou Beare

My daughter was admitted via the ER with high blood pressure to the Heart Hospital. She eventually had bypass surgery and was in the hospital from 9/11 to 10/5. In my lifetime I have been in several hospitals but this is the most remarkable ... every staff member was awesomely helpful/friendly, even if it was not in their realm of expertise, from the top personnel to the cleaning staff. Never have I experienced such attention to patient's and/or visitor's needs. Thank you to all for over 3 weeks of the best care in the world.

Suzanne Keightley

Right now we are in emergency room going on 5th hour. While I understand ambulance patients come first there were several people called ahead of us walking under their own power while my cousin is in severe pain and can barely walk. Giving a rating of 2 is generous. If it happens again there will be an ambulance called because I think we would be out of here by now. Although the staff is pleasant beyond that the service is terrible.

Diane Schoenbeck

I can see why Mercy South has been given the bad ratings as we have received some of the same issues that have been publicly written. The ER wait was 2 hours (longer for other people there) the privacy issues are valid, since the vitals are taken in the ER waiting room and the ER doctor tells me to "Google" my daughter's condition!! Really - - how unprofessional is that? I really can't give a rating (it wouldn't let me post this unless some rating was given) and don't think anything is being done about the current complaints since they are still happening.