St. Luke Hospital's Online Review Report Card

so I had to take my husband there tonight because he hurt his arm at work. He is not able to move his arm at all and they barely talked to him, sent him for x-rays (yes, i know, muscles won’t show up on xray) and gave him two pain pills but the doctor did not did not prescribe him any pain pills till he can get an MRI done because she’s a firm believer in Tylenol or ibuprofen and so now he hast to stay in pain until he can get an MRI done and they can prescribe him pain pills. Not happy with the lack of care my husband got tonight.

My mother showed up to St.Luke’s via ambulance due to a car accident. She complained of constant chest pain and other injuries. Nothing was done upon arrival. In fact, she was placed in a hall way and not seen for an hour and MORE. DO NOT send your family here. This is how people die.

Everyone here treated us Ike Family today, I can’t thank them enough for their kindness and attentiveness. Thank Each and Everyone of You for Being Amazing Souls 🙏🏾💕

I bring my mom here once a month...Dr. Shah is great...she's usually in and out in 30 min. Or less.

Horrible experience with St Luke’s Woodlands ! Took my elderly father there due to complications while having COVID and was turned away saying he wasn’t bad. They didn’t check vitals. I returned later that evening and again was turned away. The next day we took him to another hospital where he was admitted immediately and has been for days. I can’t help but imagine what if they had taken my daddy in sooner and we had actually gotten some help sooner!

Rudy, unfriendly, not at all helpful. Left after 2 hours without being seen - don't go when they are busy, you will be left stranded

First thing I had the worst service with my mother tonight at St Luke's Hospital in The Woodlands Texas after her falling on her knee and it's swelling up like a grapefruit in a hr other foot has purple toes but they still sent her home she couldn't get in the car it took four people to help her go to the bathroom but one person to get her out of a car and get her into the house they said because nothing was broken on a 86 year-old woman that she couldn't stay there still bleeding on Her fingertips from where she ripped her fingertips open St Luke's Hospital in The Woodlands lost all of my respect all they want is money from are insurance companies they took an x-ray around 7:30 and since it was so close to shift change they waited till 11:30 to pull her back there and tell her she was free to go meanwhile there still a lady in the front emergency room that is screaming for help and when we went back out at 12:30 she was still asking for help you know we are all getting tired of the hospital treating people like cattle to herd them in and out just to get are money

Just found out that you all reported me owing you all $500 to a credit agency. Well, if you all would not have had me worn an N95 mask the day of my liver biopsy 5/29/20 my heart would not have stopped and I would not have needed to be admitted to your horrid ICU over night. My heart rate went from averaging 48 bpm to 36 and then to 0. As it is, when I regained consciousness I was still wearing the N95 mask. I had to remove the mask (per CDC guidelines masks are to be removed from unconscious people) myself so that I could vomit without choking myself. You all will never receive a penny from me and I will do everything I can to share my story and prevent you all from obtaining new victims.

This place needs to be shut down for good! The lack of care and compassion is pathetic. And efficiency? Please! I wouldn't bring my enemy here! Disgusted is what I am. Utterly disgusted.

Thank you to the entire CHI St. Luke's The Woodlands team for the tremendous team work and service to our North Harris and Montgomery County community in running the community vaccination hub. I saw our team work was exemplary among employees, our volunteers, and our partners from SHSU School of Nursing, MCOHS & EM, MC Hospital District EMS teams, and other first responder agencies who joined together as a team to serve our community. Our community wants and needs the vaccine, and we have been there to meet that need. Thank you, thank you, thank you. ...