Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital

Jeanne 

on Birdeye

a year ago

Monday I had a double mastectomy. Everyone was very helpful and kind until the morning shift on Tuesday morning 12/12/23. When they took over it was absolutely horrible. Kayla came to tell me bye and I met the tech starting her shift. I told her that I needed to use the restroom if she didn’t mind. She walked to the end of my bed and just stood there. I asked if she would push the buttons to move the bar on my bed as I could not extend my arm and reach the rails. She shook her head no. I pulled myself up off the bed and re... read more

Alicia F. 

on Birdeye

2 years ago

SOMETHING IS DEFINITELY UP WITH THIS ESTABLISHMENT RUDE UNPROFESSIONAL AND INEXPERIENCED NURSES WHO THINK THEY KNOW IT ALL BEING AS YOUNG AS THEY ARE VERY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MANIURISM... WAS IN ER 12 HOURS FINALLY GOT A ROOM BECAUSE I WAS TOLD THEY WERE VERY BUSY WITH AMBULANCES COMING IN... COME ON FLOWER MOUND IS A SUBURB OF DFW I GOT ONTO THE FLOOR MY ROOM WAS ON I WAS THE ONLY PAITENT ON THE WHOLE FLOOR AFTER MY SURGERY THE MOVED ME TO ANOTHER ROOM ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SAME FLOOR I SAW LIKE 2 OTHER PATIENTS THERE THA... read more

Diane K. 

on Birdeye

3 years ago

Not a good place. Don't trust them with your information. The overall care was not good. They lack the communication skills needed to be a good hospital. 

Shirley G. 

on Birdeye

8 years ago

Worst experience... From robotic employees... Zero compassion....except for Dr. Lopez. I remember emergency rooms as a place you could go and people would want to help you... Someone would instantly take control, get you to a room and make you comfortable.... Now it is...."fill out this paperwork" then we will see when we will take care of you....and I am a senior and have Medicare and a secondary policy. Seniors BEWARE!!!!! I will never go back there. 

Satyasri R. 

on Birdeye

9 years ago

I delivered baby in Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and the amount Presbyterian hospital ($3600 after insurance payoff) charged is double the amount than that of my friend who delivered baby at Medical Center of Lewisville hostpital($1500). We both have the same insurance and more over Lewisville hostpital offers discount if we pay full amount and Presbyterian hospital is not offering any discount to payoff the balance. If we are looking for reduced medical expenses don't suggest Presbyterian Hospitals. 

Vee 

on Birdeye

9 years ago

The only good thing about this place is my doctor practices there and he's amazing. I don't blame him at all. I only went one time for a horrific migraine, my BP was high, and I had severe pain in my lady area and legs. The doctor that treated me was so rude and condescending. He refused to listen to anything I had to say. The nurse told me they weren't there for "party time" and I heard them talking loudly in the hallway about the "junkie" while they laughed. I didn't even ask for meds. I wanted to know what was wrong. I en... read more

rene.suarez.3705 

on Yellow Pages

11 years ago

I went to the er late sunday bc of a weird discharge i had after a cerclage when i got there i told them i had gotten a cerclage last wednesdat toy surprise none of the nurses knew what a cerclage was... the doctor that checked me Look at me like if i was crazy for going to the er just bc of some discharge and i wasnt even bleeding or cramping i am pregnant and do worry about my unborn baby I dont recommend anyone to go to this er nurses seem Inexperience 

carabeara2u 

on Yellow Pages

12 years ago

You would think by how pretty this hospital is that the people working inside might give you a warm fuzzy feeling but NO!! They are rude, slow, and have no sympathy for the patients that come in. My husband fractured his hip and it took them 6 hrs to run 2 scans and give him one shot of pain medicine!!! The stupid girl at the front desk of the ER did not even look at my husband when he was explaining where his pain was. No bedside manners at all! Rude rude rude slow stuck up nurses! The next time we have an emergency if we h... read more