Cox south

Went to Branson location for OB/GYN and for the labor and delivery process. Was an absolute nightmare. Due to their incompetence our daughter was transported to the NICU in Springfield. The NICU was so nice, caring, compassionate, competent, did their due diligence in saving our daughters life, and respected our wishes. Dont go to Branson. Go to Springfield. Springfield cares about you and your child. Branson could care less.

Went to the ER due to transient vision loss and micropsia. Sat there for 9.5 hours with NO labs drawn, NO urine test, only two sets of vitals taken in the first three hours. They failed to monitor my vitals for the remaining six and a half hours I was there. Had to leave due to childcare with no answers.

Not my favorite hospital! I wrecked my car 4 hours away, in Arkansas and Cox South is where Careflight took me... I broke my neck in 5 places, broke my back, sternum and right arm. Not to mention the severely dislocated right wrist. You'd think that someone with these massive injuries would be given a decent amount of pain medicine to keep me comfortable and allow me to sleep and heal. That's not how they do things there! I was given a 5mg. Oxycodone pill and .2mgs. of dilaudid every 4-5 hours. I was at that hospital for 8 days and hardly ever slept at all. Pain kept me from being able to sleep. I'm not one to be asking for more pain medicine, but this time I felt like I had to! The staff knew I wasn't sleeping. I kept sending them for drinks and ice cream so they were aware that I was not

I arrived here on April 17th by Lifeflight after being brutally stabbed. I woke with a breathing tube in, and my arms and legs were strapped to the edges of the bed. Not being able to talk or move was terrifying, to say the least. Eventually that day, they removed the breathing tube and restraints, thankfully. But instead of keeping me in the ICU, they moved me to an outpatient room by mistake the day after I was life-flighted there. As I lay there in my room, blood started flowing from the incision the doctors made from my chest to my lower waist. I was alone and had to find the red buzzer. This was very hard seeing I could barely move. I found the buzzer and proceeded to push the button over and over as the blood started pooling in the bed around me. As I lay there trying to stay calm, n

The more pain you go through the more the nurses will gaslight you. And not give you pain meds when you're clearly in pain. . The more severe procedure the more jaded nurses....its a pandemic... they are abused...not paid enough..fired.. or whatever they have to do to not make anyone happy...this company makes plenty..get a grip cox