Address: 1823 College Ave, Manhattan, KS 66502, USA
Phone: +17857762800
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Brianna Rowland
i went in on 8/24/22 with severe stomach pain and got back to a room immediately, great. but took 2 hours to get me to CT scan, another hour to get it read, got diagnosed with PANCREATITIS (fatal if not treated), got sent home with FOUR hydrocodones for pain and told to come back if pain becomes uncontrollable and unbearable. so next day (today, 8/25/22) i went back, waited 3 hours in the waiting room in agonizing pain and not being seen, so i left. 1/5 don’t recommend
McNeilly James
Dr. Joel Hornung told me I either had a staph infection or a brown recluse bite, but he “couldn’t tell the difference” even though I marked the bite and the swelling throughout my time of having it. He barely looked at the bite, the rash I developed, and my right hand that wouldn’t stop shaking. He gave me pain killers and didn’t give me any antibiotics for the night. If it was truly staph, based off his medical opinion, then I should’ve started antibiotics that night. The receptionist was rude and kept over talking me, so I ended up just saying my thank you’s and left. I’ve never had a reaction like this before, and I don’t plan on ever going back, even if it is a life or death situation. Update: the medicine they gave me was some I was allergic to and so the trip, time and money was wasted.
A G
Nasty attiudes.
Joyce Byrd
The phone operator for this hospital need to be fired she is so rude and unfriendly
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