UnityPoint Health - Finley Hospital

bruce leibold

Great staff and great doctors. Thanks for taking good care of me. Finally I got down to the university of Iowa city hospitals n clinics and got all my surgeries done and medical conditions under control and now back home by family and doing very well. Thanks for what you guys could do for me at the time. Bruce Leibold.

Jacob Guy

Terrible. Wouldn’t take a dying dog here.

Mike Murphy

The picture shows the message I left today on the bottom of the main Entrance door at UnityPoint Health-Finley Hospital in Dubuque. It still has salt deposits on it from last winter. The entire entrance is filthy. Let’s hope they do a better job cleaning the operating rooms. Check out the hallways, bathrooms or elevator corners at the floor. You will find dust and dirt often present and waxed over. Check the elevator tracks or even the inside of the elevator doors. All need cleaning. Appears management and supervisors do not understand the need for scheduled deep cleaning of unusually areas. Maybe someone in management needs to come to work through the front door with their eyes open. (Review edited 3 days later) One of the pictures was taken today 09/12/22 three days after the first one was taken. It appears some one wiped the bottom of the entrance door but had no intention of really cleaning the door, the entrance way or the walkway around the main entrance. Even after my earlier review it doesn’t appear to matter. This is not an opinion review, check the areas I have mentioned yourself. Today is Thursday, September 15th, and this is my third post. Please note the comment below my posts from UnityPoint. It’s the same post they give each comment. “please contact our Marketing Dept.”. Well I’m not addressing marketing! I don’t want to get the standard line from marketing saying how much you appreciate my comments and that the proper department will be contacted to address the issue. I’m addressing Operations “cleaning”What I want is a clean Hospital! Why doesn’t someone from management overseeing cleaning address this issue on this page. Oh and here’s a suggestion for marketing: Instead of taking the valuable time from the floor staff to sign all the silly insincere “thank you” post cards sent to discharged patients, give those payroll dollars to maintenance so they can hire more help.

Cathy Flores

Our ER experience was not so great! Doctors were good, most nurses were great! My biggest complaint is when we were in the ER the monitors in my daughters room were going off flashing red lines going crazy, and she was chocking couldn’t breathe, and no one came to help! I ran to the nurses station for help and they were sitting either on computers or talking no one had a clue what was happening till I got there then everyone came flying! They quickly got things under control, thank god! My question is what would of happened if I wasn’t there in the room? What really eats at my soul is when we were leaving the nurse says to me “ thanks for coming to get me it really helped!” I mean really??? Never again!!!