Emergency Services at St. Luke's Meridian

Zoe Mastas 

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a week ago

I went into the ER the other day with extreme physical anxiety symptoms. I had previously gone to St. Al’s and they treated me as if I was drug seeking and threw me out. I felt so scared that no one was going to take me seriously that I wrote out all my symptoms on a piece of paper. I threw up from anxiety about three times, most of it being stomach bile. I was so anxious I couldn’t keep fluids down and I had cried for seven days straight, making my face super red and puffy. I had not have anything trigger this experience an... read more

Edward Villalonga 

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2 weeks ago

Last night I ended up in the ER with severe stomach pain and debilitating cramps. The only position that gave me even a little relief was curled up in the fetal position—I couldn’t sit upright in a chair, I couldn’t stand straight, and I definitely couldn’t just “wait it out” comfortably. At one point, I even dragged myself to the bathroom to dry heave so I wouldn’t disturb the other patients, and then went back to rocking on the floor next to my wheelchair, quietly trying to manage the pain. That’s when a nurse came over. I... read more

Randy Williams 

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3 weeks ago

All the staff without exception were incompetent and had zero listening skills whatsoever. Completely unprofessional and unacceptable, even more so in the ER. I was asked over and over and yet over again for my name and birthday. I can understand twice to confirm but then three more times. That's ridiculous, especially in an ER setting! By the way. Why do you have someone working in the health industry there wearing a nose ring (mutilated her body). The most uncaring people in a stressful situation. St. Luke's Operations Chi... read more

Karina 

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a month ago

I had to bring my autistic son in the other night when he broke his arm. He was absolutely beside himself. He’s nonverbal and he was terrified, and this staff was better than we could have ever imagined for him. They got him back right away and brought out this amazing machine that had all sorts of lights and calming music and they turn the light down in the room and just made it a super calming experience for him. They went above and beyond to make sure that he was comfortable and that my husband and I knew that they were d... read more

B. Murphy 

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a month ago

I never saw my assigned nurse. Luckily another observant nurse noticed she was completely ignoring me and filled in and got me pain meds and took her place. I wish I remembered his name. First ER trip outside of Utah & man does Utah have top-notch hospital systems.