Layton Hospital Emergency Services

Brett Ornelas 

on Google

23 hours ago

On October 10, 2025, we brought our 4-year-old son to the Layton Hospital ER after our pediatrician recommended sedation for stitches above his eye. The pediatrician even called ahead to let the ER know our son was highly distressed and would need sedation. After waiting over 3.5 hours to be seen, Dr. Aaron Tjomsland finally came in and refused to sedate him—despite multiple requests from my wife and sister. He even told them sedation would cost “around $6,000,” which was irrelevant since we said cost wasn’t a concern. Inste... read more

Terri Locher 

on Google

3 weeks ago

The Emergency room has very little cases at midnight on a Wednesday. Yet the small skeleton staff are all in slow-motion. It's now 3am. All we have seen is a nurse. This is not Emergency care. The check in nurse told another patient they can go to another hospital or go home. What ?? Who monitors these employees ?? Zero effort in trying to expedite Emergency cases. One hundred percent effort in making excuses. Just look at the lame responses that are given on each one of the reviews. They want patients to complain again in a... read more

Jared Hadley 

on Google

a month ago

I went to this hospital last year when I was dealing with Diverticulitis, the staff was amazing and treated me so well, they were all just awesome!! 

Holly Nield 

on Google

a month ago

We took our mom in around 4:30pm. We waited two hours and were finally put into a room. The doctor was great but everything moved very slowly. One test had to be redone. It’s now 10:30 pm and we’re still waiting to be released. There has to be a way to improve this process.