Address: 3201 S Water St, Burnet, TX 78611, USA
Phone: +15127153000
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
Rob Wright
My wife and I absolutely loved this hospital and emergency room. Everyone we came in contact with was wonderful. My young doctor was fantastic, the nurse was fantastic, the lady who received the payment was fantastic, The male nurse who screamed my initial call and did my initial diagnosis was fantastic, you get the idea? Definitely our first choice since Brackenridge hospital is closed. Thank you to everyone who cared for us or meI won’t be going anywhere else by choice.
Chasity Guenter Bengsch
The ER staff were really nice and fast. The initial registration made an error on my daughter's date of birth. As she was putting on her bracelet she asked her to verify her information verbally and she did, but the registrar never looked at the bracelet to make sure it matched and the date of birth was wrong so all of the documents and her prescription had the wrong date of birth. Why ask to verify if you're not going to look at the bracelet while the information is being spoken to make sure it's right?
Jordan McCormick
While the ER was full, I only had to wait 15 minutes before I was taken back! The hospital itself is nice and updated. The nurses (Bonnie and Lisa), EKG tech (Francesca), and Dr. Bedolla were wonderful. They were not only kind and compassionate, but they gave me excellent care in their treatment. For a small town hospital, I was very impressed. I would highly recommend this ER in the event of an emergency!
Rodger Love
In my previous visits I have be very pleased, but felt this visit wasn’t up to par. The ER physician and X-ray technician gave excellent service and were attentive to my needs—RN staff not so much. Too much visiting and not paying attention to patient care.
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