Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center

I have never been treated so poorly in an ER. I have a severe bulging disc with SI joint dysfunction. I was using a wheelchair because of how bad my pain was. It was my turn and the lady who came out whisked me away zooming down the hallway making me extremely nauseous. I asked her to slow and she didn't. We get to the room. I ask if she can help me to the bathroom. She said no and it was around the corner. No help out of the wheelchair. No help to the bathroom. I hobbled back to the room. I couldn't get myself on the bed. The registration lady came in. I ask if she could help me onto the bed. She said she would get my nurse. I waited almost 30 minutes leaning against the bed in extreme amount of pain. I was hyperventilating. Another nurse came in and wanted my blood pressure. I DID NOT GE

If you have other options, never go to this hospital. My son had no choice and regrets now he decided to go to their urgent care. They directed him to the ER. He was left in a hallway for several hours having excruciating abdominal pain. Nobody cared. Then he spent entire night walking around nurse station with pain and w/o help. Nobody seemed to be cared about it again. When I've arrived to the hospital and started to talk to his nurse, most of my questions were answered as "I DON'T KNOW" and my impression of nurse's attitude was "DO NOT BOTHER ME". Total incompetency, no compassion or care at all. Basically, their attitude says, we don't care about you even if you die here, stop bothering us. At the same time, they were having party with donuts and lots of laughing. No hesitation that it

I was brought to the ER by ambulance while not fully coherent, and what happened next was humiliating and unsafe. Security aggressively went through my backpack while not coherent, dumped my belongings out, and left everything in a mess. I was told I had to allow legally purchased, sealed cannabis products to be thrown away or I would not be serviced and basically forced (coerced) out and it would be discarded anyway. When I asked for a basic property process (inventory/receipt or at least putting my items back in my bag), I was refused. After that, I was escorted out without any clear explanation, despite not being disruptive. I understand hospitals can have “prohibited items” policies, but there should be a respectful, documented chain-of-custody and patient-centered handling — especi

The Pros: The ER staff was great and very attentive. Quick to find solutions to my problem. They kept my medicine goin to track. They also were very good at keeping me informed. Then I was moved upstairs to my own room. My night Nurse and Aid were amazing attentive and helpful. Yesterday’s day nurse was so chatty she often forgot to do the job she came in to do. For example I had to ask. 3-4 time for them to put a compression pump on my leg to keep blood clots from forming. Also she brought in the liquid in and forgot to hang it up and connect it to my catheter. This morning at 5:3O am a person came into check my blood. She turned on the brightest light without warning and was very loud saying good morning. I am not sure why she felt the need to wake me up so abruptly. No choice in what fo

While visiting OR during Thanksgiving week my 83 yr old mother became ill. The ER staff were awesome. Her labs and other tests resulted in admission to the hospital. The outcome was not what we had hoped for, but during her 2 night stay, nurses Ashley and Tensen were absolutely incredible! Dr. Motamedi was great! The film library department was awesome and saw to it that we received copies of all images to take home with us. Nurses and doctors are a dime a dozen, hospitals are short staffed and under funded, kindness is even harder to come by; however, money can’t buy the group of individuals that cared for mother during this traumatic time. These folks love what they do and it shows. There are not enough words of gratitude and appreciation to thank this crew. Legacy you are lucky to have