Kashari Russell th. At this place, I had a horrible experience. We were here for about an hour and 40 minutes before anyone even came in the room to check on us one of the nurses across the way decided to ask me if I needed anything while I was looking out of the window, trying to be funny in front of her other coworkers they then sent in, another woman who proceeded to speak to my daughter, not address me at all as the parent she looked at my face and walked out of the room . Young rude indecent maybe being black is still an issue in certain places.
1 /5
Colin ZR They charged me $1000 PER STITCH. I asked multiple people, multiple times how much my care would cost no one could even give me a rough estimate of cost. I wanted to know because I have a high deductible insurance plan. The only care I received was 5 stitches and a tetanus shot I was in the ER room for less than an hour. They charged me $5020. I really wish I could have gone to an Urgent care but it was too late. I very much regret going here.
2 /5
Patrick Scanlon Wow what a great experience with the ER! My Apple Watch warned me I was AFib. Went to the ER, they confirmed, treated me and released me within 4 hours. The staff and Doctors were all excellent and knowledgeable. I live in Houston, with one of the largest and world class medical centers in the US…so I was expecting less than world class. I was greatly surprised on the awesome service I received.
5 /5
M Emergency room are
*NOT KID FRIENDLY*
The nurses barge in very aggressive and not in a (helpful way) more of a (we come in as 2 so we can hold you down) they are not kind at all!
This place views you as an Annoyance rather then a human being.
The Doctors in the ER here will try to shoo you away asap & tell you you’re fine .
My advice would be to go somewhere else or you will be waiting in the lobby for 3+ hours, even if you’re having breathing issues .
And if this place is your last resort ADVOCATE for yourself or whoever you brought very strongly for them to do X-rays and blood test .
Don’t let them bully you away from your EMERGENCY just to make their job easier .
1 /5
Arin Not sure whether to be angry, offended or both. Upon check-in, I was asked why I was there, and when I began to tell them, I was told, "full out this firm sir, and have a seat."
The form only offered two genders, m/F, but neither apply, which is shown on my Government-issued ID. After writing in my gender, and providing my ID, the intake nurse corrected the form and chose an incorrect fender for me.
Throughout the visit I was misgendered and addressed with incorrect terms and pronouns.
(*gender, not biological sex)
Upon viewing my visit summary, it not only repeated the offensive and deliberate correction, but misquoted me as well.
I visited due to a viral respiratory issue, and shared concern about COVID, as a positive diagnosis would impact those around me. I also stated having chest pain, and difficulty breathing.
The summary, however, stated I experienced nether of these. The PA who "treated" me seemed put-off by his need to speak with me, so Im not surprised by this. But when I explained that, I had been feeling ill for at least 3 days, and "I havent been able to sleep the past two nights, as it felt as though someone was sitting on my chest, and I had a fever each night..." youd think that would be information of note.
I was actually seen by 4 individuals (3 nurses, and the PA), and told them all the same info...
Each attempted to downplay my concerns, and instead asked for the degrees of my fever, as if I was making it up. In fact, I actually use a digital thermometer, that logs the temperatures. Apparently, though I expressed very direct concern about a respiratory infection (as Ive had one before), and sought reassurance regarding COVID (as Ive also had that before, 2 times), they only managed to hear "face hurts."
(One of the nurses did actually take me seriously about wanting a COVID test, and gave me helpful info at discharge).
I might go back again if Im on fire, and need to get put out. But I would not recommend this ER for anyone alive and awake in 2024.
2 /5