Wellington Regional Medical Center

Beware!! I had a baby at this hospital (c-section) in February, 2018. They charge you thousands of dollars for things that don't even exist. They charged me almost $7K for nursery and they said they didn't even have a nursery, that Wellington Regional promotes "Mommy / Baby bonding time". Complete LIE. I wonder what else they charged me for that didn't happen. I also had a nurse who was nasty and physically rough with me. She gave me bruises all over my belly. Yes, right around my very new stitches where I had my cesarean! I quickly changed nurses of course. Charge nurse was well aware and so was upper management. I would never go to this hospital again. I should've had my baby at Palms West. Heard great things about Labor and Delivery over there.

I have absolutely never seen anything like this. You would think coming to the hospital you would be treated with care and compassion. I have never seen a more careless poorly ran facility in my life. You have to ask yourself why are you even in the medical field?

Went to the emergency room with my husband, for a broken foot. There was no waiting, the triage nurse took his vitals and he was sent to a room in the ER. X-rays were taken Less than an hour. During the waiting time The doctor came to examine and speak with us, pain management was given. I felt they were on top of their game never had any problems. Referred us to a surgeon DR. Davis ( Who is also great ). Didn’t discharge him until they felt comfortable how he was feeling with the pain. The ER was clean and comfortable. Would recommend this hospital

From David at triage all the way through my ER experience everybody accept the girl who moved me to my room, had excellent bedside manor. The team was professional and courteous at all times. Jenna did a great job on my IV. Jonathan my nurse made every moment of my visit as comfortable as he could. He kept me informed and updated. The doctor thoroughly did testing and explained results. I definitely reccomend.

First two visits went well that is if you don't count a hippa violation.. a wrong diagnosis of pneumonia and an er visit that was for pain and a patient that says no I am not in pain, when it comes and goes and they have short term memory loss .and if you have a patient who is like an autistic child or Alzheimer patient well you can forget tests getting run correctly. My family and I are fit to be tied...you go for an hour and half long test...they give you back your family member and fail to tell you that the test was stopped due to the patients request. Even when he or she really doesn't know what they want. And when you call your doctors office to find out the results then and only then do you find out the truth. I do think this hospital must work on it's communication skills. Wellington Regional hospital needs to be educated as to the special needs Of it's patients. Learning how to care for a Speech Aphasia is a must!