Methodist Richardson Medical Center Emergency Room

Stephen Doherty 

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2 weeks ago

The Sonogram Tech was awesome, the Dr. was great, the 1st nurse was good. There was a shift change and we were assigned a different nurse. Never saw her while we were waiting on the test results. She walked into the room after an hour and said, Ok, you can leave now... No introduction, no how do you feel... I had to ask about the results and she said, everything's fine here's your paperwork and stood by the door. I had to ask her if she could remove the I.V, BP cuff and oxygen monitor. She said oh, okay. Did so and stood by ... read more

flyingshaper100 

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2 months ago

Doctors don't care about you. They just want your money. Feel like I'm dieing, I think I might die here. 

Rodrigo Martinez 

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3 months ago

I brought my wife in because she had a seizure/stroke that caused her the inability to speak for a while. She has had ongoing tremors and is scheduled for an MRI on Tuesday. However, this emergency that took her voice is what brought us to the ED. The nurse in triage at that time kept telling everyone it will be 3-4 hours. Another family also left the hospital because of the lack of urgency to serious matters that we saw in the older lady. I decided to leave and take my wife to an Emergency Room that cared for her. We went B... read more

Valerie Serna 

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3 months ago

We came to the ER after a possible stroke. I was unable to speak for 30 min. My speech came back and it was slurred. I was still having Tremors by the time we got to the ER. My husband was speaking for me because it was difficult to speak. The nurse at the front with the short hair cut was rude. She kept telling everyone it will be 3 to 4 hours. We were there around 1 am. I read the report the nurse at the front wrote (please see below). We left because I started reading reviews and it didn’t seem like the nurse had compassi... read more

Chassity Bee 

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3 months ago

I recently visited the ER in an incredibly vulnerable state, and though the hospital was short on rooms, I was met with an act of kindness I will never forget. I truly believed I was going to have to endure a difficult experience on a bed in the hallway, exposed and overwhelmed. That’s when Nurse Jojo stepped in — and changed everything. She noticed I was in distress and went out of her way to find me a private room, ensuring I had the dignity and comfort I so desperately needed. Nurse Jojo not only made sure I was physicall... read more