Infirmary Health's Online Review Report Card

Nice place.

If you’re having a baby at mobile infirmary watch out for the labor and delivery nurse DEBRA. She is the absolute worst nurse I’ve ever met. She made my birth completely about her. I was 6 cm when I got to the hospital. My doctor had done a membrane sweep at the office that morning, and told me not to go far away so I wouldn’t have the baby in the car. Debra refused to page my doctor even though I told her my doctor told me to make sure they paged her for my delivery. She paged the on call doctor instead. I didn’t have an epidural and wanted to use the squat bar. She said “ oh I’ve have to try and find it. We never use that thing”. She also said it doesn’t matter how far apart my contractions are, but she’ll know when I’m ready” once my contractions were under 2 minutes apart she still hadn’t paged my doctor. I asked her if she had the squat bar, and she said “oh yea I didn’t find it” then she paged my doctor when my contractions were 1.5 minutes apart. My doctor didn’t make it in time for delivery, because I had my daughter in less than 10 minutes. It was husband and her in the room for the delivery. I almost told my husband to put on gloves and catch the baby, because I didn’t want her touching my baby. My doctor rushed to the hospital , but didn’t get there till 15/20 minutes after I had my daughter. She apologized profusely for missing my birth. When I first got to the hospital I explained in depth my past two births, and how fast I have babies. Debra said oh I doubt you’re 6 cm, like my doctor doesn’t know what she’s doing. She checked me and said “I’d say 5cm”. She never owned her mistake or apologized. Thank goodness my daughter and I were ok, and there were no complications. If DEBRA walks into your room to be your labor and delivery nurse send her packing. No one should be made to feel the way I did when they’re giving birth. I will never forget this.

I went in to the ER on Jan. 1st. 2022. had a horrible headache, nausea and couldn't keep anything down. Went through the covid questions of course, cause that's all that matters these days, and had my vitals checked. Blood Pressure was 211/133. They sent me directly to level 3, because of course this is stroke level blood pressure. I sat there about an hour and finally someone came and told me I tested positive for covid, they would give me some antibiotics, caugh meds, steroids (yes, even with my blood pressure) and a nauseous med and I could go. I asked about my blood pressure and he said there was nothing they could do about it. I asked to see a doctor and he continued to push me out the door and told me I need to see my primary. Reminder, this was New Years Day on a Saturday, 48 hours till a primary would be open and after given a positive covid reply, which I believe was false. This hospital showed it cares about nothing but helping fudge the covid numbers. We will be taking this issue further. Blood pressure is nothing to sweep under the rug.

WARNING - Picture Might Disturb SomeI was admitted in ICU Aug. 28, 2021, via the emergency room. I had lost the ability to speak. This all happened very quickly.My doctors were Dr. Amber Gordon and CRNP Michael Brasher. I was very impressed with their detail to my care. They came by almost every morning to check on me. They discussed my condition and meds I had going in both arms. I had blood and infection between by skull and brain. Around the 3rd day I had an operation - Subdural Hematoma. Basically, they drilled a hole in my head and put in a drain tube along with 22 staples in my scalp. Sounds worse than it was. This messed up the part in my hair. 😁😂My nurses were absolutely incredible!!! I can't remember their names. I should have written them down. They checked on my constantly. Sometimes just poking their head in. Other times coming in and checking my vitals and changing out the antibiotic bags going in both arms. I have a call into the hospital to find out who they were. I will send something to them.One thing I found out is you don't sleep much in a hospital ICU with all that care.I have a video of the staples being removed but decided not many would want to see it. CRNP Michael Brasher did the removal. He did a great job that was almost 100% painless.I was on a diabetic diet. So, the meals were not that filling or tasty. But they came 3 times a day and I will not complain.I'm now 100% better. Dr. Gordon said I was back to normal. She doesn't know me. 😂😂 Life is good.Update - I went back with 8 presents for my 8 nurses. I found some small Christmas gift boxes that were perfect for my needs. Inside each box I placed a gift card from Starbucks and a breast cancer ink pen.Unfortunately, there was only one nurse in that day. I left all the presents there.

I had a heart attack and a few weeks later my blood pressure dropped and I ended back up in the hospital , I couldn't have asked for better care, in the ICU the Emergency room or on the floor. Other than the beds being from early 18th century torture chambers lol the staff is 100% the best !!!

Do not recommend doctors and nurses are very awful .

Do NOT COME HERE worst experience I have been sitting here in waiting area for 4 hours after getting blood done in waiting area (violation of hippa). Then they take other people back first that got here after you with less serious symptoms. this place is a real joke I wouldn't recommend it on a dying animal.

The folks in Registration told me I would get a call telling me I could visit my friend before his surgical procedure. I got a call saying the procedure had already begun. I don't like to be lied to which is what the folks in Registration did! 😡

Very nice clean and great customer service temperature checking at the door before you go in great😊😊tks

I had knee surgery yesterday 10/27/2021, Sophia Shaw was my CNA. No matter what she had to do to help, she did it with great pride she did it well, no short cuts on anything she had to do. Sophia is a great role model for the company. I can see her moving up in nursing care because of the love she has with her patients. All the nurses on this floor were wonderful, job well done.