Morton Plant North Bay Hospital- Emergency Center

Ellen Chieco 

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8 years ago

In the last 5 years I have been through many trips to the ER, most of them ending up with being admitted into the hospital. This past week was my first experience with Morton Plant North Bay Medical Center. From the moment I (barely) walked in - to the moment I was wheeled out, it was by far the most professional, and comfortable stay I’ve ever had with a hospital. Within 2 hours of walking in, I knew my diagnosis, and had an emergency surgery scheduled for that morning. I felt well looked after, did not have to ask or wait ... read more

Cory Patterson 

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8 years ago

To longer to take vitals then to see doctor. Once i told them it was workers comp it was like a had a disease and wanted me out. Never again i will die driving to a hospital in New York than to go 1/2 mile down the street 

Jenilynn Thompson-Whitney 

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9 years ago

The nursing staff was awesome, but the doctor on call was less then capable, his hands were shaking so bad that has made more of a mess of the injury then when we started. Won't be using this hospital again. 

Barbara Borgan 

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9 years ago

We went to visit a girlfriend on Friday after another friend got off work. Neither of us knew the girlfriend we were visiting in MP North Bay had active MRSA along with her pneumonia. I entered the room, greeted my friend and kissed her cheek. Then, after the fact, a nurse comes running in stating it is hospital policy for visitors to wear a protective plastic coat when patients have active MRSA. The sign and room number are on the other side of the doorway so we were unaware of the policy. This policy should have been VERY ... read more

David Wick 

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9 years ago

Recently had to visit ER. Despite the additions and construction, the staff was very helpful and courteous. Only drawback was the wait for a treatment room, after I was in a room everything went smoothly. Thank you 

Joyce Fearnehough 

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9 years ago

My husband was admitted for chest pain and shortness of breath. He was seen immediately in the ER. Blood work was done immediately along with EKG to rule out a heart attack. A screening test came back some what elevated so additional exams were done to rule out a pulmonary embolism. He was admitted for observation and further testing. The entire staff at the hospital was attentive to his needs, pleasant and professional. Having to be in a hospital is never fun but the staff there made his stay as pleasant and comfortable as ... read more