Northwell New Milford Hospital
At a glance
- Type
- Hospital-based
- Hours
- Mon–Sun Open 24 hours
- Address
- 21 Elm St, New Milford, CT 06776
- Access
- Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance
- Chamber
- Not listed, ask the clinic
- Insurance
- Not listed, ask the clinic
Questions to ask when you call
- Is my condition one that Medicare or my plan covers for HBOT? Do I need a referral? HBOT insurance guide
- What chamber do you use, and at what pressure? Mild vs hard-shell chambers
- How many sessions are typical, and what will I pay per session? HBOT cost guide
Reviews
Google rating from 89 reviews · Read all on Google (opens in a new tab)
Based on the 5 Google reviews shown below.
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Kevin 1 out of 5 stars a month ago · Google
Forget this place!!!! I can't leave 0 stars. I went to the ER a little after 11 today because my back is in severe pain...it hurts to lay down, it hurts to stand, it hurts to sit.
I waited 3½ hours in the waiting room before they brought me back to ER. There I waited for almost 2 hours before I left because nobody wanted to ask me why I was even there. Chloe was the only person who came by to check my vitals after I was sitting in the back. My nurse was supposed to be Linda...forget you Linda...never even touched base with me. I watched other patients come and go while I sat there in pain getting ignored.
Should I host all of you to my restaurant with the promise of filling your bellies, and cook some delicious food only to not serve you for 6+ hours and only check on you twice. Although you wouldn't have to pay thousands a month to not get fed like people do to not get treated.
If you feel like all hope is lost, come here. If you care about your or a loved one's health, find another hospital. It's called an EMERGENCY ROOM, so show some urgency. -
Delores 1 out of 5 stars a month ago · Google
Iwas admitted there and was treated very good. I loved the nurses they were so kind and caring always asking if I needed anything. That's what makes you choose there hospital
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Lynne 5 out of 5 stars 4 months ago · Google
I was seen today in the ER at New Milford Hospital. This is my first experience in this ER and it has been completely positive. Dr. Barrett has been thorough, attentive and comforting as has the team, including Colleen, Stephanie and Cloe. You have all been excellent and I thank you all for taking such good care of me.
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Richard 1 out of 5 stars 5 months ago · Google
I went to this ER twice for the same problem. I went on Sept19 my left hand was frozen into a grotesque claw I could not move any part of it. The problem was diagnosed as celucitus and I was prescribed a 2 week course of antibiotics and anti inflammatory meds. On sept30 I went back to the ER my hand was not as bad but now the problem was in my left foot so bad I could not walk. Dr Giles was my physician what he did was repeat the same diagnostic tests as were done on Sept 19 nothing more and continue the same course of treatment as before . This was ridiculous because after a 2 week course of treatment the problem was worse which should have indicated a mistake was made. I asked many times for more diagnostic tests and to be held for observation. I was told I did not belong in the ER and pushed out. Two weeks later my oncologist reviewed the situation and did blood tests that revealed I had a bad case of gout this diagnosis was also supported by a rheumatologist . The treatment is totally different. I made a formal complaint and Nuvance said they did nothing wrong. I disagree for 6 weeks I put a huge dose of antibiotics in my system for no reason and the imflamation got into both feet and I couldn't walk for weeks. My opinion Nuvance health is incompetent I thought health care professionals were supposed to have compassion and help the sick. I guess Dr Giles and Nuvance would rather play God. I'm 74yrs old have been fighting prostate cancer for 10yrs have bad Copd and moderate heart disease am a legal resident of Litchfield County. I needed help I didn't get it.
Update that double misdiagnosis and incorrect treatment from NMH ER allowed the gout to get into both my feet, both my knees and return to my left hand. I was totally disabled for 5 months. During that time I was on prednisone which ripped my body to pieces. I don't see how an M.D could possibly make that misdiagnosis the dynamics of the two diseases are so different. Thank you NMH ER and Dr Giles for stealing my life. -
Andrew 4 out of 5 stars 4 years ago · Google
I’ve been here a few times for a few different reasons. This time was just follow up x-rays. I got here early before radiology opened. They were nice enough to check me in through emergency. However, my doctors office never sent the script. When the regular crew came in, they also checked. They gave me a direct fax number for the doctor. The entire staff was great including Samantha the x-ray tech. I know sometimes New Milford gets a bad rap, but if not for my doctors office today I would’ve had a great experience.
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