Braxton County Memorial Hospital

I would like to thank the staff at Braxton County Memorial Hospital for their outstanding care of my husband during a recent stay. What started as a 911 call ended up being about a 3-day inpatient hospital stay. It is nice to know that competent medical help is available in a rural county like Braxton. The Physician’s Assistant that was the local lead medical professional, consulted with Neurology at WVU-Morgantown. It gave me comfort knowing that multiple professionals were studying the situation to come up with the best solution. Thank you for a job well done. Ron & Rella Cvetican

My sister took her child here yesterday to the ER. While being seen by the doctor, he said that the child did not have hand foot mouth and that it was just a cold. He said, “just give him ibuprofen when he needs it”. The child has visible sores around the mouth, in the mouth, on the hands, as well as the feet. The entire visit took less than twenty minutes and they left. Today, I recommended my sister get a second opinion elsewhere. She did. Both of her kids have hand foot mouth. I strongly recommend going elsewhere if you can. Based on the other reviews here, I wouldn’t bring my worst enemy here for treatment.

IF YOU NEED HELP DO NOT COME HERE!!! I WARNED YOU. Came here for help and they treated me like crap. The place is very dirty. Everything is outdated. Blood on the bed. Half folded sheet on a dirty mattress, walls are filthy,floors dirty,everything is dirty. This is a hospital. Sanitation is a priority. This place is seriously dirty. Please dont go to that place.

Ah, Braxton County Memorial Hospital: the little hospital that could… kinda. I arrived with what I thought was a mild case of food poisoning and left with a wristband, a bill, and a deep appreciation for the resilience of the human body. The staff? Super friendly. Like, suspiciously friendly. By the end of my stay I knew the nurse’s dog’s name, the janitor’s favorite NASCAR driver, and the receptionist’s go-to casserole recipe. It’s less a hospital, more a small-town reunion with an IV drip. Waiting room? Cozy, if by cozy you mean “decor hasn’t changed since 1984 and the vending machine only takes exact change.” The TV was stuck on the weather channel, which was fine because it was 100 degrees outside and somehow 58 inside. As for treatment, I have to say, the doctor was efficient—he di

Most of the staff there do not share any communication when ask about the care you or your loved one is receiving. When trying to relay or ask them to communicate with your primary under certain conditions, they dismiss your question, or keep it to themselves. Some are downright rude, maybe need training on social skills.