Truman Medical Center Hospital Hill Emergency Room

Knightly Luna

The next time I have to be there, if a doctor has the audacity to roll their eyes at me because of some arrogant sense of superiority, I'm breaking their neck. I'm not about to come into this place with the vast knowledge I have and be treated like I know nothing. Humble yourselves, pissants.

Brianna Walker

Death trap and dirty! Not sanitary at all! I went in for my appendix and walked out due to the lady in labs in the emergency department laying the needle on the table and the bandages thinking she was about to stick me in my arm. She did not wash her hands or glove up nor clean the area she has you sit in for labs…. They need to burn that hospital to the ground and or get new staff. The emergency department nurses are disrespectful and dirty and talked to the elderly ppl there like they were burdens. Trashhhhhhhhhhhhh Truman has went down hill bad!!!

R. Wetzel

BEWARE JENNIFER MCBRIDE. SHE'S DANGEROUS, UNQUALIFIED AND OUGHT TO BE LOOKED INTO BY THE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS. IF I weren't dying, I would take whatever steps are necessary to part her from her medical license. Truman Medical Center has shown me there are worse things than dying. Dr. Jennifer McBride foremost on that front. I am unsure how she qualified as a medical doctor because it isn't evident in her care. I happily await my natural death, free from the molestation of the Most Inept, Inadequate Care currently available for seniors and the disabled population. THIS is my personal experience and my opinion.

Jennifer Johnston

Dr. Balk is amazing. I've been on both sides of the medical spectrum. Great insurance with great providers I've also seen firsthand how awful some hospitals will treat you without medical ins. I've been battling this disease for 2 years with no answers. For the first time I feel like we have made some progress not only did this man go out of his way to contact the social worker and find a primary doctor and a specialist but they also called me to set up appointments before I even was discharged from the emergency room. This hospital has saved my life today and pointed me in the right direction of getting Medicaid, getting an answer to a diagnosis and now we have potential as to what an underlying condition may be. Now it's up to the specialist. I cannot imagine what his days are like. Working the front line and so knowledgeable. I never saw him sit down. How he can manage that much chaos and still remember your first name is beyond me. For once in my life I felt like a patient who was heard.