Newport Hospital

EDWARD MURPHY

HEAVENLY HEALTHY HEALTHCARE HEALERS ARE NOT AVAILABLE HERE EVEN WHEN YOU WEAR A MASK! DOCTORS ARE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE THAN THE FACT THAT THEY ARE WRONG 81% OF THE TIME IN THEIR DIAGNOSIS & YOU BETTER BRING YOUR OWN FOOD BECAUSE THEY THINK THAT YOU ARE RUDE WITH A BAD ATTITUDE IF YOU ARE HUNGRY & HOMELESS SO DON'T EVEN BOTHER TO ASK!

Michael Hennessey

The elderly bully cop in the ER needs to be fired immediately. Intimidates patients, frowns disapproving at them, makes rude comments. Loudly instructed a guy in obvious pain to sit up straight. Walks around looking at everyone with suspicion. Totally out of line. Once I waited my turn the staff was respectful and professional. This bully casts a bad light on everyone else.

Linda Silveira

I’m changing my review from 1 to 4 stars. The ER admission was less than ideal which is the reason for my initials 1 star rating. After being admitted and placed in a room, the nurses were beyond exceptional, very attentive and caring.

Sharon Wilson

I've frequented Newport Hospital for specialty care referrals and unfortunately on an occasion that required a visit to the emergency room. Each time went as well as can be expected and I would return if the need arose. Parking is generous. Emergency room parking has a lot closer to its entrance. General parking is across the street and I had no issues. If full, there is some street parking in the surrounding areas. If you've never been to this hospital, you must show a government-issued identification card. The receptionist will take your information so that the next time you visit you can simply just give your name and proceed to your appointment area. Homemade masks are not allowed. If you're wearing a cloth mask, one will be given to you that meets their standards. You can wear one or both but mask-wearing is mandated inside the hospital at all times. The nurses and other workers I came into contact with were very helpful. On my first visit, I got lost and someone actually walked me all the way to the area I needed to be in without feeling like I was taking them away from something. My ER visit was a smooth one. I did have to pass through a metal detector so that was the only odd thing. I get it, at some point, something has happened to make it a necessity to do things a certain way. My entire ER visit was a little over an hour from check-in to discharge. They even had cable in the room I was placed in while waiting. I just knew I was gonna have a nap while there...nope! Things progressed in a timely manner and I was on my way. If needed, I would choose service at this hospital based on my positive experience.