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Gadsden Regional Medical Center

Hospital-based 4.5 (6,563 reviews) Gadsden, AL

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Gadsden Regional Medical Center is a hospital-based HBOT center in Gadsden, Alabama. It has a 4.5 average from 6,563 Google reviews. It is open every day of the week. The nearest other listed provider in Alabama is The Wound Healing Center at Gadsden Regional in Gadsden, 0.1 miles away, one of 6 listed providers within 25 miles.

Type
Hospital-based
Hours
Mon–Sun Open 24 hours
Address
1007 Goodyear Ave, Gadsden, AL 35903
Access
Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, restroom
Chamber
Not listed, ask the clinic
Insurance
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4.5
5 stars 3
4 stars 0
3 stars 0
2 stars 1
1 star 1

Based on the 5 reviews shown below.

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  • Tab Royal (opens in a new tab) 5 out of 5 stars 7 months ago (review on Google Maps, opens in a new tab)

    My veins were extra stubborn today,but the nurses and staff pushed through and got me all hooked up. From the checking to the checking out, I was impressed with each staff member! The kindness, made me feel at ease every moment, and just them being the loving people that they are, made my visit better!

  • J Pickens (opens in a new tab) 1 out of 5 stars a month ago (review on Google Maps, opens in a new tab)

    This is beyond disappointing and heartbreaking. How does a patient get discharged from a medical facility with critical lab results that should have warranted immediate attention.. especially when those results are related to a possible heart attack? Labs marked “critical” are not something that should be overlooked. A patient’s condition should be thoroughly evaluated before discharge, and if the patient is not medically stable, they should not be sent home. What makes this even more devastating is that the patient passed away less than 24 hours after being discharged. That raises serious questions about whether the labs were reviewed, whether the patient was properly evaluated, and whether the appropriate care and precautions were taken before discharge .Patients and their families put their trust in medical professionals to recognize warning signs and act when something is wrong. Patient safety should always come first. I would not give this place one star. DO BETTER FOR YOUR PATIENTS. Critical results deserve attention, concerns deserve answers, and patients deserve better. Do not send your loved ones here unless you want to be planning a funeral a day after they discharge.
    DO BETTER GADSDEN REGIONAL!!!

  • Panik 850 (opens in a new tab) 5 out of 5 stars 2 months ago (review on Google Maps, opens in a new tab)

    Thank you to the staff at the hospital everybody seemed very nice and concerned for me.. I came in by E.M.S. they were caring as well. My sugars were extremely high when I came in . My e.r. staff was amazing.i appreciate the staff very much. I than went to I.C.u. I had excellent care. I want to let everyone know that Edwin had made my time in I.c.u. good. I feel like Edwin took very very good care of me. I feel he went above and beyond.. he is my M.V.P. for sure.. so thank you Edwin and to the staff . Thank y'all again.sincerley. Shane Meadors

  • Keith Lovell (opens in a new tab) 2 out of 5 stars 2 months ago (review on Google Maps, opens in a new tab)

    My now former Urologist uses this facility for treatment operations both out and in-patient. The testing part that I had to do two days prior to my surgery was good. Was in and out within an hour. The issues were on the day of my outpatient surgery. The facility called me said my appointment time was 10:30am. Wife and I got there a little before 10, because traffic was great. Checked in and waited, and waited. We both went up twice between 10:30am and 11:50. At around that time we overheard one of the staff say I forgot about them (we were the only ones left in the waiting room.). We were quickly called and rushed to a far back room, given my gown and socks to get dressed in. So now it’s 12:00pm. I ask the nurse if she knows how much longer we will be, and she says the doctor isn’t even there yet. So I ask, is there a way to check where he is? She says she will try to find out. I opt to call the doctor’s office directly and check. Apparently he was scheduled to have appointments in the office, last one being at 12 noon. So I do the math, and come up with the doctor isn’t going to be there until after 1, as it takes an hour to drive from where he is to the hospital. The nurse was outside while my wife and I talked about leaving due to the fact we had been there now for 2 1/2 hours and the doctor would be another hour, then there was 1 person ahead of us that he had to work on, then us. This pushed our time there to being around 6 1/2 hours, at least 3 of them before the doctor left his office. The nurse came back in and says, let’s go ahead and get your IV started, and I said, no, we will be canceling. The scheduling they had set up was a ridiculous time waster. Preop should be no longer than an hour and a half. Will not be going there again. They get 2 stars just for some of the employees being courteous.

  • Amy Chandler (opens in a new tab) 5 out of 5 stars 2 months ago (review on Google Maps, opens in a new tab)

    I want to recognize Mallory Gaddy RN, one of the nurses at GRMC, for being a true example of what a nurse should be. She is the reason I’m giving 5 stars.

    I won’t pretend our hospital stay was perfect. I was upset when my mom was forgotten at mealtime, and I was even more disappointed that the cardiologist signed off on her care without ever laying eyes on her or speaking with her, despite her troponin levels being elevated and continuing to rise. Because of Mallory They did come back later and was wonderful.

    But through it all, Mallory completely changed my opinion of our hospital stay.

    From the moment she took over my mom’s care, she made her feel safe, cared for, and genuinely important. She never made us feel like we were just another room number. She was compassionate, attentive, knowledgeable, and always seemed to know exactly the right words to say when we were scared and overwhelmed. Even when walking to the nurses station, the other nurses are nice, but you can tell the ones that genuinely care—and when Mallory walks up to ask if she can help you, she changes the whole atmosphere. You can tell she truly cares about her patients.

    As a family member, there’s nothing more comforting than knowing someone truly cares for the person you love. Mallory treated my mom with kindness, respect, and dignity every single time she walked into the room. She went above and beyond what was expected, and her compassion made all the difference during a very frightening time.

    Mallory is the kind of nurse every patient hopes to have. She is a tremendous asset to GRMC, and I hope she receives the recognition she deserves. Thank you, Mallory, for taking such wonderful care of my mom and for reminding us what true nursing is all about. We will never forget your kindness.

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