Krystle Rogers Brought my 10 year old with a 104.5 fever just to be stopped at the emergency room door to the security going through my purse, pockets, and my child’s pockets. We continued in because he had such a high spiked fever and lo and behold the place is dirty. I am hoping the physician has better bedside manner than the front office staff.
1 /5
Tzahhia Coleman I have delivered at Texas Health Denton twice, and both times I had wonderful experiences. The first time was a scheduled induction, the second was a spontaneous birth where I had to get checked in through the ER. All of the staff we encountered were professional, and the nurses in L&D as well as the lactation consultants are so kind and caring. The L&D rooms are spacious and clean, and the food is decent. Im glad I got to deliver here twice, and am grateful for my experience!
5 /5
Katharine Baxter I have visited this emergency department three times over the past decade, and unfortunately, each visit has been marked by rude staff and negligent care. After my most recent experience, I will never return and would advise others to go elsewhere.
Yesterday, I was referred to this hospital from Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care for flu and uncontrollable vomiting. The urgent care center called ahead to inform the ER of my condition, and although I anticipated a wait, I never expected to be left repeatedly vomiting in the waiting room for nearly 5 hours without any care. During this time, I noticed several other patients, including young children and elderly people, were also left in the waiting area, becoming more ill by the hour. In all that time, I only saw one staff member check on patients one time.
When I was finally triaged, the nurse was dismissive and rude, cutting me off while I tried to explain my symptoms. She refused to look at the detailed notes provided by the urgent care staff and quickly dismissed me back to the waiting room, not allowing me to fully communicate my medical history or symptoms.
By hour four of vomiting uncontrollably, I began experiencing numbness in my hands, dizziness, and confusion, and I feared I might pass out. I informed the check-in desk of my worsening condition as directed by the instructions posted in the waiting area, and the nurses response was, “And…?” After another 30 more minutes, we made the decision to leave and go to a different ER, where I was immediately seen and treated with fluids due to the severity of my condition.
While I might have let this experience go, the $2000+ bill for a visit where I received no treatment is unacceptable. Despite only receiving minimal triage care—perhaps 1.5 minutes spent checking my fever and heart rate—I was charged for a doctor I never even saw. I’m grateful my insurance covered the entire cost, but it’s incredibly unethical to charge patients for care they didn’t receive. A few hundred dollars for basic triage could be acceptable, but charging over two thousand for minimal service is not just outrageous—its immoral.
This hospital needs to either improve their staffing and facilities to handle the patient load or begin turning away patients if they cannot properly care for them. Patients deserve fair billing for the care they receive.
I won’t be returning, but I hope this feedback encourages the hospital to make necessary changes to improve patient care in the future.
1 /5
Ray Stefl On 18 Feb 25 I had total knee replacement. The surgeon was great and so was the team that was involved with the surgery. My concern was an RN came to give me a treatment through my IV later that night. I felt something dripping down my arm and I pressed the button to notify the nurse. I told her something was coming out of the port and I noticed it was blood. The RN said it was not possible to be bleeding from the port. My wife went and got a nurse walking by my room. She came in and said “Oh you are bleeding and I will tell someone .” Didn’t offer to stop the bleeding and walked out. Finally the original RN came in and seemed shocked by the amount of blood in the bed and on me. Told me she was sorry, but she was sleepy because her dog ran off earlier that day and how her boyfriend was upset with her. The aide came and changed my bedding and cleaned me up. I was very upset with the lack of care from the RN. She was more concerned about her boyfriend than a patient needing help and covered in blood. Made me feel like I was a burden and her personal issues were more important than a patient needing help. The other nursing staff did a good job and the PT was awesome.
3 /5
Don Doyle My daughter gave birth here and it was a fantastic experience! Not sure about the other areas but Dr McDonald, Megan at night and another nurse in when we first got on the floor. All of them were amazing! We have 9 kids and this was the best hospital we have ever used for delivery.
Update: had to go the ER for my self with a bad cut on my finger from a table saw. Everyone from beginning to end was nothing but professional and gave 5 star service!!!! Jed and Austin were amazing!!! Seriously, I do not see how others have had bad experiences. The 2 interactions i have had with this hospital have been top tier!!
5 /5