Amandalin Rock, M.D.

That's my opinion about how I was treated yesterday when I went to the emergency room with a very bad cough. The staff took a long time to see me, a very long time. It's normal, maybe in hospitals. I hadn't been to that hospital for a long time for the same reason, but I decided to go again. with you the center but a doctor saw me before doing the tests and told me he was going to see me to give me the diagnosis after x-rays and lab work no, not the mission's lab just x-rays didn't look at me at all in the

Friendly staff

I went there with am ambulance and the doctor was the best doctor that I have had in a emergency room. Trust me when I say this I have visited the ER NUMEROUS OF TIMES. I REALLY LIKE THE DOCTOR THAT WAS THERE ON THIS DAY. IT WAS A FEMALE DOCTOR.

on certain things where you need an actual doctor to tell you how it is instead of a nurse practitioner, that should be done. With the visit I had, I felt the nurse practitioner made it seem like my son was okay, but then with her last comment that my son was not okay, she wasn't very clear, she wasn't, she didn't give a blunt answer. I requested the doctor and the doctor did give me a blunt answer, a clear answer that my teenage son could understand.

When I was there, the CT department told me they would give me my results from the CT scan within 30 to 40 minutes. I waited five hours before I was released and found out what the results were. That was for a review of the CT scan when they told me 30 to 40 minutes.

Reception and medical staff very cordial and friendly. The wait was extremely long though.

I was most impressed with the speed in which they worked. They assisted me, took care of the issue, and I was ready to leave without a lot of delays.