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Kenneth Barrow 

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7 years ago

If only I could give this hospital a 1. the RN staff and doctors were great. but the part that where I was displease was when my family member who was in the bed being transported to another area and clearly the two that were taking my mother had no clue how to do their job. the young lady and young man who transported my mother actually did more harm to my mother moving her to a another department than what I had she originally been brought in to do. Very Very VERY unhappy. whoever you have that are transporting your patien... read more

Nancy Simone Richmond 

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7 years ago

Thank you Dr. Alwair, Dr. Nifong and Dr. Cabarrus for being amazing doctors! You have given me and my sisters the best Mother’s Day gift ever — having our Mother with us to enjoy today!! There are no words to express how truly thankful we are!!! 

Ivory Thomas 

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7 years ago

This hospital needs to be shut down. There needs to be an action class lawsuit against them. My mother has anemia and needed a blood transfusion. Her count was 7.1 they told her it had to be a 7 in order to do one. They act like you’re lying about your symptoms or that you’re just trying to get drugs. 

Tammy Roberson James 

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7 years ago

Shout out to Stephanie RN in the Emergency Dept yesterday during the 7A-7P Shift. She provided excellent care and showed compassion and concern. It was very much recognized and appreciated. Happy Nurse’s Day Stephanie! 

Gayna Hall Pyle 

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7 years ago

.I was brought in by rescue squad from my doctors office with AFIB. The ER nurses were great. Once I got a room 8 hours later on the observation floor it really went downhill in patient care and communication. The food was horrible. 

Annamarie Ewart Purnell 

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7 years ago

I love your cancer center. Dr Semer and her staff are amazing. They treated me with the upmost respect during my surgery and my visits.����������� 

Lauren Henry 

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7 years ago

Vidant saw my 85 year old mother twice in their ER for a broken humerus, just below the shoulder joint. They discharged her both times without admission, even though she still had pain. We're talking about an 85 year old woman with limited vision and mobility, plus pain medications for her arm. Their communications policies ignore the realities and needs of family and friends. I would have to be dying before I would consider going there for treatment. Based on their scores on Consumer Reports, I'd probably die anyway. 

Gregg William Grillo I 

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7 years ago

I just spent four nights as a patient on the North Tower. The nursing staff and nursing assistants were outstanding. At one point, the nurse manager came in to provide care since she knew my nurse was tied up caring for another patient. Staff were very mindful of me being in pain and totally out of my comfort zone. They treated me with nothing but dignity, respect, and compassion. The lady who handled housekeeping duties was also very sweet and did a great job. Even when walking around the unit, every staff member had a gree... read more

Robin Gray 

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7 years ago

Anger doesn’t begin to express my current feelings about my father’s care during his current hospitalization. The treatment he has received has been deplorable, and it does not seem as though any of his providers have listened.