Ellenville Regional Hospital

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Was there in 2021and they are great! The staff are friendly and always there to help you. I would say thy go above and beyond. If I lived closer to them they would be my go to hospital. Their Physical Therapy dept is amazing. Within a couple of days my coordination was back and I was walking with out the help of a walker. Love you guys!

Gage Nigro

Everyone beware, do not go here for Workers Comp related injuries. Dr.Intigen's incompetence knows no bounds. He has scheduled me for the wrong office, been an hour late to appointments, and has no courtesy when dealing with patients. Appointments last no longer than 5 minutes, as you are not worth Dr.Intigen's time. I honestly believe he's kept me on workers comp for going on 5 months now, just so he can get a monthly check. Do your best to get yourself into a better hospital

JoAnne Everett

I have quite a history with ERH. I have been in the Swing Bed Unit 3 times, following an ankle surgery and 2 knee replacements. I have also worked with their physical therapists extensively on an outpatient basis. I could not have asked for a better placement - a small hospital with top notch personal care, and it’s so close to where I live. The Swing Bed Unit is an excellent choice for those who need inpatient rehabilitation following orthopedic surgery. It is not easy to get insurance approval for such admissions, and each time the coordinator for Swing Bed advocated on my behalf. I was always treated with professionalism, kindness and respect. Their physical therapy department is the simply the best and helped me to regain full mobility each time. Since I live alone I really needed the help I got at ERH. I don’t know what I would have done without them. As I am looking at a shoulder replacement in 2 months it is my hope and prayer to be able to get into the Swing Bed Unit once again. I know I will be in good hands there, and would recommend it to anyone needing after surgery inpatient care.

Hannah Olger

Went in feeling so bad, I have felt like this before. I was guessing pneumonia because I have had it in the past, but this time felt 10x worse. I was in the emergency waiting room for hours, to finally be seen and just get a chest x-ray and blood drawn. They said it was pneumonia, and sent me away with a z-pack, which is what I have already been taking. I then went to Garnet Health Hospital, got admitted, and diagnosed with pneumonia, I was septic with a white blood cell count of 33! And got a positive parasite smear for Lyme disease and Anaplasmosis. I stayed overnight for two nights. And still got sent away with effective medicine.l Thank goodness for Garnet. When I was better and back to work, all Ellenville did was call and apologize, not to me directly, but to my work I was at. And still billed me.