Clearwater Valley Hospital

This is the worst hospital ever. They got the labs mixed up and came in to tell me I had a UTI... I informed them I did not give any urine. (The urine belonged to a patient that was in the hospital not the ER). Had altitude sickness that they misdiagnosed as vertigo. Also they decline giving vaccines. Do not recommend.

My positive experience starts with the wonderful ambulance crew. I'm sorry I don't know your names, but the driver graduated from OHS in 2001 I believe and the EMT is studying to be a paramedic. They were professional and supportive at all times. I'm sure the Emergency staff was confused by me. I thought for sure I had a sinus infection because of the pounding headache, but alas it was Covid! I'm so glad they gave me the additional tests to make sure I was OK. The night crew of Danny and April were just

This is the first time I can say im completely unhappy with the service I received. They seemed more interested in pushing me out the door and onto the clinics personnel than seeing me themselves.

I had the pleasure (haha) of staying the night at the hospital. I went to Orofino fishing with my hubby and ended up having a bad reaction to a medication. Hubby drove me to ER and I was admitted from there. Everyone we encountered during this process was very kind and thorough. The hospitalist Dr. Lima was very knowledgeable and kept me informed with updates. Kudos to everyone! You guys are great! Thanks for letting me take a shower after being covered in puke and urine🤣. Sorry for the violent vomiting that the whole hospital could hear. I even got a call after I got home to see how I was doing! They care!

I had a good experience with a hernia repair. Bert the anesthesiologist, Debbie the nurse and Dr. Karin Schmidova my surgeon were outstanding. I felt treated respectfully and not like an idiot as some "medical professionals" are so prone to do. The quality of care was great, the communication was outstanding and the staff was truly considerate and kind. I've often come away from other facilities feeling like they were relationally cold and automatons. Not so this time. Schmidova and her team are not mindless cogs in the medical machine. They are bright, warm and technically gifted! Thank you team CVH. Blessings, Matt H