Richland Hospital

Chaplain Crabtree 

on Google

2 weeks ago

Unless you are going to bleed to death in 30 minutes, go to Madison. And even then, I'd still try to go elsewhere. Never have I been to a more unprofessional, filthy, and all around bad hospital. Been there about 3 times in 4 years. Even most of the doctors there have no confidence in what they're doing. TWICE I've had them tell me to go to madison. $1100 AFTER insurance, they wrapped my burned foot up with food grade saran wrap, and told me to drive to Madison. Joke of a staff. When potential patients are willing to risk th... read more

Michael Pollock 

on Google

2 months ago

I will never use this Hospital under any circumstance again! I had some medical care and surgery done. The Hospital received 97% payment in full from Medicare, Supplemental Insurance and the payments I was making. I had a signed Payment Plan with them and was making the payments on time. That was not good enough for them, they Illegally canceled the plan and demanded full payment. Well I don't the funds right now, got my VA approved, Stopped using my doctor there, guess they lost one of their clients, be careful this is a ve... read more

Cara Poppe 

on Google

8 months ago

I cannot say enough good about this hospital. My father was seen in the ER, then admitted to the hospital and then moved to the ICU. All of the staff from reception, to nursing, to respiratory therapy were phenomenal. The nursing staff were patient, compassionate and made sure to communicate to my family about what was happening throughout his stay. The care that he received from the respiratory therapist was unlike any care he had ever received from any other hospital! The RT stayed with my father late into the evening to m... read more

Jennifer Brown 

on Google

8 months ago

Find another hospital. This is by far the worst hospital. My father was admitted, I stayed in the room with him. The nurses would only open the door to ask me how he was doing. I wale up freezing cold, touch my father's skins...he's freezing cold. I pull the blanket up only to see him covered in blood. I notify staff and they clean everything thing up but never took a hemoglobin test. They then release him with a very low blood pressure reading. On top of that I've had to appointments for my son to get his meds refilled and ... read more

Tammy Banker 

on Google

8 months ago

My father was sent home from the emergency room unable to stand and walk at 89 years old at 12:30 a.m. it went downhill from there and he passed that day.