Umass Memorial Health's Online Review Report Card
Umass Memorial Health
2.9
Average Star Rating
65
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
2
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
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List of Umass Memorial Health's Reviews
You don’t matter to them. You will wait 5 hours to be seen by a doctor for a few minor stitches on the hand. You will sit in the waiting room continuously bleeding for hours. You will go hungry and you will be tired. It’s almost like they don’t care? If your going to Clinton hospital bring a lunch box and a tourniquet. Extremely disappointing when you would rather risk your life to get to the next hospital out of town because you don’t trust the one down the street from you. EDIT: Reason for a harsh review- I've gone for stitches to the hand and I almost cut my finger off (seperate occasion). Waited in the waiting room for both of those things for over 5 hours I'm not freaking joking. And I have more experiences.
Reviewed On Google
My daughter injured her wrist. We got here this morning at 9am, the ER was empty, not one person. They said, “wait for X-ray”. 2 hours later no X-ray. The Doctors are great, but the management of this place is a joke.
Reviewed On Google
today is the 19th of february yesterday morning I took my car without being able to drive with severe pain in my groin and I went to this hospital I arrived at 3 am and when 7 hours of waiting had passed there was only a drip hanging in an empty vein and doctors and nurses laughing at each other in my forward and talking about how your weeks went I pulled the needle and came to a nearby hotel I'm scared and alone because I don't know what happened and if it's appendicitis it will probably be the end of me
Reviewed On Google
Wonderful hospital and staff!!
Reviewed On Google
It was empty when I went and the wait was less than 3 min
Reviewed On Google
My husband went to Clinton Hospital ER. He was taken in right away. He was admitted with pneumonia and stayed two days. Everyone there was wonderful from the moment he walked in until he left. Thank you so much for everything you do.
Reviewed On Google
If you go to the Emergency room prepare to die Wait time is horrible
Reviewed On Yelp
Sharon and the crew in the ER there were absolutely great!They were so helpful. Couldn't ask for more. Thank you!
Reviewed On Yelp
Worst hospital ever! What a waste of time
Reviewed On Google
I needed to have a skin check so my primary care recommended I go to Courtney Pilon, PA at Clinton Hospital. My insurance does not cover much so I attempted to get an estimate before I went. No one ever called me back. I sent a message in MyChart. I could not get an estimate. A simple Google search indicates that a dermatology visit in MA should be around $230 - $280. I figured I could afford that so I went. After the visit, I get a bill for over $800. with a discount to pay early so as ticked off as I was at the price, I paid $400. My insurance paid $522.89. This brings the total paid for 1 simple skin check to $922.89 AND THEY STILL WANT MORE! I can't see that origninal bill now because this is all on the website but the NEW bill is $1423. AND it includes a charge for an Md I never met, Dr. Rita Khodosh. What kind of fraudulent scam is this hospital running?
Reviewed On Google
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