The people at Washington Regional took care of me and the doctors delivering were from Willow Creek because of my insurance. Both did not help me hardly. It was horrible having my baby not a good day to remember SAD to say, a complete nightmare. They pushed me in a room by myself without any buttons to push for help and just put the heart gauge on my pregnant stomach and my wrist and left me!! Before that let me back up...They shocked me 3 different times from the waste down in giving me my epidural. I told them just to stop and she begged me that we should go on and do it. I let her one more time and glad I did. Because when I got pushed in that room by myself...Here it is...My baby started stressing with a heavy heart beat. They rushed in to take my baby by C-section. I asked the doctor what was going on as they wheeled me down the hall fast. He said, oxygen was being cut from my baby's brain and they needed to get him out. During my C-section, I threw up from everything and nerves. The doctor than said, I see your tubes would you like me to tie them while I'm in here. I also forgot to mention when and before they cut me open they plopped me on the table. I heard a nurse say, you need to cover her up. I could not move and was laying there spread eagle at first. Later, I was ignored again when I was in the intensive care unit. A nurse walked in and said, how long have you been laying on your back? Come to find out I was suppose to lay on my side and switch never on my back. All this was the biggest nightmare of my life.

The staff was nice and caring, but misdirected. Regardless of what my husband told them about his symptoms, they were laser focused on believing it was heart related. We repeatedly spoke of swelling in neck, throat and lymph glands and this input was disregarded. The next day, our primary care physician diagnosed and prescribed medication for tick fever. Our day in the ER was a waste of time and money, and could have caused us to miss the real cause of the problem had we not been proactive enough to follow up on our own.

Lack of concern that I was in excruciating pain. Go say if I slowed my breathing I'd be ok. I've been here twice once for a blood clot that they misdiagnosed and now this and I'm still in pain. Northwest had to correctly diagnose me each time.

I'm from out of town and didn't know what to expect, but I was seen promptly in the ER and the staff did their best to make me comfortable. The nurse who took care of me was awesome.

We have found staff to be efficient and professional both in the ER and CCU. Both Jessica and Dr. Green were excellent in dealing with a true emergency.