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Valley Hospital Medical Center
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citysearch c.
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My wife has been to this hospital twice: once for our sons birth, once for an emergency. Hospital was old and didn't seem well maintained.\r
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Birth: OK because of our doctor. Staff was non-attentive. But upon discharge my wife and son were wheeled out through construction (& debris) which was going on in the hallways.\r
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Emergency: Emergency Room, triage & nurses were awful, inconsiderate and rude. My wife was in pain and we had to travelled 1 hour from home to get to the hospital. We were in the hospital most of the day. The nurses left for long periods, gave little comfort for the pain, and gave little communication. After a long day, and test, the pain subsided. They discharged her with little advise. Later, we found ourselves back - at a different hospital and by ambulance - because of pain, where she was diagnosed with kidney stones. She was then treated and released with a successful outcome.
PROS: NONE
CONS: EMERGENCY STAFF, SERVICE
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