Woodland Memorial Hospital

There are multiple departments in all hospitals. I found the staff of the department I was in to be wonderful, but, the hospital left MUCH to desire when it came to the department's facilities. Once you passed through the doors, it was as if you entered an entirely different place no longer attached to a calm and well kept hospital. It was instead dirty with cobweb filled windows, etc.

I recently move to Woodland expecting to find a good doctor to come to when having health issues. I went in to see if I had an infection in my urine. Meanwhile, the doctor had me pee in a cup like usual. Before, leaving he mention some blood in my urine but, the test will take few days to tell me if I do have an infection. NEVER AGAIN HEARD A WORD BACK ATRER THAT DAY. With the fact, he mention I had blood in my urine shouldn't I be prescribed to take some medication or something right away. I did not waste my time writing this review please do not waste your time at this careless Hospital.

Go somewhere else if you need emergency care. The doctors are inept and will likely either forget to turn on a critical switch to assist breathing, insert a tube wrong during surgery, or cut off circulation to your leg during your appendectomy necessitating amputation later (this last screwup happened to my friend who went in an otherwise healthy teenager with appendicitis). There are kind and attentive nurses that might catch the doctors’ mistakes but it’s a gamble. The frequency of human error is uniquely woodland memorial. Is it to bill more? Are they overworked or the bottom of the barrel from med school? How are there SO many 1 star reviews reviews about negligent behavior and then lying/cover ups? It’s disturbing. The more I read them the more validated I feel in suspecting that my 70 year old dad wouldn’t have died had he been brought elsewhere for pancreatitis. There are too many instances of them bungling routine treatments. They are the worst of the worst. Go to Davis or Sacramento or even General in SF. Your life depends on it.

My Mom was taken there by ambulance from an event after her sugar level dropped. First time at this his hospital, great service. thank you. Turns out my cousin also works there which I learned after seeing him there.

I have angiosarcoma, I went to the ER in excruciating pain while trying to urinate. Then pain so intense I cried. The ER Dr finally came in, they drew some blood and later advised me they had no urology oncologist. They said take Tylenol and perhaps go to another hospital. I called my oncologist in Southern Calif who advised me to get to their ER ASAP. We drove 6hrs to L.A. where the ER staff was fully aware of my situation and had everybody ready when I arrived. I was in full renal failure and very close to dying. Woodland Memorial was a complete Fail. The Woodland ER bill arrived at my house before I got home. I spent 13 days in the hospital in L.A.