St Elizabeth Ft Thomas

This isn't my real name. But I've been coming here since I was little (as in like 5 years old, I'm 19 now) a few times a year complaining about headaches, dizziness, blurry vision) every time the staff was rude as hell and told me it was just stress and would tell me to talk to my pediatrician about anxiety and stuff. When I FINALLY turned 18 and switched doctors (a doctor out of st. Elizabeth, but not ft Thomas) she said I needed an MRI and turns out I had a brain tumor. It had been there literally the whole time and one simple scan could have shown them, but this staff doesn't care enough to actually think. This hospital SUCKS and if you have the time or the way to get there, I recommend skipping this location and going to Good Samaritan. The doctors and nurses are so much more caring, I promise you.

Used to work here , My nurse supervisor Julie Maegley I swear she’s the best. Food they serve is super good, never like eating food in hospital but St. Elizabeth it’s like a five star restaurant. Nurses work hard here and CNA. All the staff here are friendly and I like it how they smile even if they don’t know you.

The have the best nurses! I have spent a lot of time there in the last 5 years and they have always been there for me!

Sitting in er the patients nurse has not been in I have been here over 4 hours... And the nurses are out there cutting up sounds like a party going on no respect for the suffering patients... Shameful

Saint Elizabeth uses the advertising phrase "I'm right here" but we did not see it. From the nurses for the most we did but from the Head nursing staff, physical therapy, the social workers and what they call patient advocates did nothing to help either of my parents. My parents can be difficult and set in their ways, but they do not like patients that have family to advocate for them. They are rude, uncaring and downright disrespectful. My dad was very ill, still is and he grew worse in their care. He is now in a nursing home but they made the whole process extremely difficult, very stressful and I am glad to have him out of there. We need better choices in Northern Kentucky. We need additional options for our healthcare.