Rex Holly Springs Hospital Emergency Department

Alicia 

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6 days ago

On Satuday, August 16th, I went to UNC Urgent Care at Holly Springs. I wasn't feeling well at all due to a blister on my leg. The attending physician looked at my leg and thought that something was not looking right so she immediately told me to be seen in their ER Department next door. So, I drove to the UNC Emergency Department in Holly Springs, where I was told I had to be admitted for the severity of the infection in my leg. I had two wonderful most kind nurses ever take care of me, Nurse Cruz Baker and Nurse Jalliyah. B... read more

Mia Lanier 

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a month ago

Most of the time I have a great experience at this ER, as a chronically ill individual. However. This last time was AWFUL. Nurses weren’t seen for over an hour and I was left sitting with no treatment for 2 hours despite having asked about fluids that the PA ordered. They then tried to discharge me without treatment and wrote how “worked up” I was in the notes. I came in because my BP was 87/62. I was so upset with how I had been treated or the lack there of, that my BP rose to 144/136… which of course they did not note. The... read more

N G 

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a month ago

My sister was taken to rex in holly springs with broken ankle did xrays twice why I have no clue she's in severe pain sending her home and said for her to call a orthopedic tomorrow to set up surgery first off they said she needed surgery the doctor there was going to do the surgery well that didn't workout to well with that story now discharge her she has paperwork ready to get out of there but still have iv in her arm I'm sorry this is the worse emergency room care I have seen in a while she will be going to duke hospital ... read more

M G 

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2 months ago

Took my hubby to the Er last night because of severe pain. When we were leaving thr doc said he would call in pain meds. We live in Fuquay but the 24 hour pharmacy was closed so the pain meds were supposed to be called in Clayton. Drove 30 minutes away in the middle of the night to be told nothing was called in. Called the Er and was told the doctor left for the night and there is nothing they can do. Make sure you see your meds called in before you leave!! This is unacceptable to leave my husband without meds all night!!! 

Sawyer Johnson 

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3 months ago

Greater doctors, the wait is ridiculous though. Not enough Dr's on staff to handle demand