St. Joseph’s Hospital

Very abusive and unprofessional. I was admitted to the BSU after a second attempt to enter for being suicidal, everything was fine and good until discharge came around. I was told by the discharging doctor Neerukonda that "this isn't a hotel", and when he asked how long I intended to extend my visit, he said we don't do that here and motioned from the bed to the door and said "get out". I turned him into the justice department for mental hygiene after a review of the incident with my therapist, and shortly after I was escorted out by security in my hospital clothes with my wet laundry taken out of the dryer.

I cannot walk long distances and use a medically prescribed pride scooter to get around. I am 60 years of age hard of hearing and the disrespect from the so called security or safety officer's there is down right. It started raining so I pulled over to cover my electric part of the scooter in a part of the canopy that was dry and also to let my family know I was headed home. The so called safety officer pulled over and rudely told me I was not allowed to use scooter in the parking lot. Told me if I lost weight maybe I would not need it. I fell down 2 flights of stairs dude and I cannot walk very well. It's called disability rights! I told him I had just come from visiting someone in there and no one told me I couldn't use my scooter there.

This place sucks. My son in bsu unit, they don't give phone messages, they let patients go without anywhere to go. State board will be contacted to have a review and all payments revoked.

St. Joseph Hospital is NOT I repeat NOT A (insert slang word or words hear) joke. Not everyone knows everything and my experiences with the Arnot Rehabilitation Services was just as expected. They treated me with dignity, were patient, and extremely knowledgeable. I look very much forward to continue my Rehabilitation needs in the future. Do not take anybodies opinion about the care they provide including this one. If you are displeased just say so in a respectful manor.

The staff are wonderful. The doctors are wonderful. My child has Medicaid and I saw absolutely NO difference between her care and the care of others with paid insurance. That all being said, the FOOD is absolutely horrible in the Atrium Dining room, both in quality and in selection. The patient meals were awful as well. I tried to supplement the choices with vending machine items, but those are all salty, sugary, fatty or otherwise non-nutritious. As a member of Arnot Health now, I expect better.