Reviews of Adams County Regional Medical Center (Hospital)

Brandon Mays

The company website is misleading. It states that the laboratory is open for all services 24/7; however, this is not true. Drug Screens are only performed Monday - Friday from 8am to 4pm. Just in case anyone needs that information. I was able to call and speak with a very nice lady in the laboratory who confirmed this.

John Brockhoeft

This hospital is in a very remote, very rural region an hour away from the nearest large city hospital. It is such a great asset to our community We country people love our little hospital. It is clean and modern and has a great staff. It has a great ER with skilled emergency and trauma health care professionals. Because the region is so sparsely populated there isn't usually a lot of activity in the ER, so you will very likely be seen immediately or after a brief wait. My wife and I have raised six children here, and now I'm an old man, so we've had our share of emergencies. In 2013 I had an ST elevated myocardial infarction--the most massive kind of heart attack--and they saved my life and stabilized me enough to be able to be transferred to a big city hospital that had a cardiac intensive care unit. At the Christ Hospital in Cincinnati I had was pulled back from the edge of the grave by the renowned cardiologist Santosh Menon and when I was about to be discharged I was happy to find out that he is one of the specialists who travel to the ACRMC to do follow-up with his rural patients. I'm also happy with the specialists in other fields who come out here on a weekly basis to do follow up care for us country folk in the outpatient clinic so that we don't have to drive all the way to Cincinnati. This review would not be complete if I did not mention the cafeteria. Their food is so good, it's incredible really, and it is more moderately priced than McDonald's! Considering both the quality and the price it's no exaggeration to say that it is the best eating-out value in the whole county. I'd eat there every day if it was within walking distance or less of a drive.

Autumn Freeland

As long as you aren't in dire pain like I had been due to being in two different accidents they're all great the staff is amazing. My only complaint is that not everyone is a junkie and not everyone needs to be treated like they're there to get pain meds. Sometimes they ate actually needed. I understand the epidemic in this area but they didn't even clean the glass off of me the first time they only did an x Ray of my chest due to the seatbelts burn and threw me out the door. I had pain on my arm and hit my head and they didn't cover the basics such as an MRI to make sure my head was okay I still have memory loss from that they didn't check my elbow until I went back a month later and again they did nothing. So now I go to a better hospital. It's worth the drive to be treated with quality care.

Courtney Ball

Terrible !!!

Jo Knight

Excellent care .. speedy .. attentive.. compassionate .. glad we came here..

Dave Knight

emergency room and staff great.

Carrie Morgan

Dr. Manning was rude and not listening at all. She spent less than 2 minutes in the room.

Justin Cunningham

My girlfriend and I came into the ER at 4AM because she was having abdominal pains. We sign in, wasn't acknowledge for 7 minutes (I know it's not that long, but being acknowledged would've gotten us the paper work we needed to sign in completely), instead we had to complete this paper work while she was just being a lab rat (getting fluids, getting her vitals checked, being pushed on to locate the pain, etc.) Up to this point we're satisfied with the staff, they apologized for not checking the lobby while on a personal phone call (not work related nor important. Just a regular gossip conversation, I don't care about this, stuff happens.. they apologized) also our RN was very friendly and knowledgeable, she stated that she's been doing her job for 20+ years and the experience shows, she was very good at her job. The doctor comes in after the tests, says that she's fine. My girlfriend then contacts her old co-worker (very good OBGYN Doctor) he says she needs to come in today and made it very serious. ACRMC acted like there was absolutely nothing wrong except for a specific pain caused by something that she knew that it wasn't it (She also worked in the medical field and knew that this was definitely not true) and told her she could leave after only prescribing her some over the counter medicine and saying it shouldn't be a big deal. Discharged her and didn't even offer to escort her out of the hospital in a wheelchair. Which as far as I'm aware, is mandatory especially considering she was extremely drugged up by the doctors to help with the pain, she could barely walk, I had to help keep her walking straight while going to the car.

Matt Miller

Hello, The doctor I saw at this hospital was great. He advised I had the cold but swabbed for Flu anyway. I have horrible for two weeks. As it turns out I had flu type A. He told me I would be on Tamiflu, Proventil, and an Antibiotic to prevent a secondary lung infection (I have a history of this as well as asthma). When I was leaving they didn't get me the antibiotic so I figured maybe he changed his mind. Two days later I clearly have a new symptom and a secondary lung infection. I called the hospital and advised this. The lady on the phone put me on hold and came back saying Tamiflu is the antibiotic you are supposed to be on. I argued that Tamiflu is NOT an antibiotic. Im coughing up nasty tasting green stuff and I need an antibiotic. She told me I could be seen again at ER that it was my choice.. I have no insurance. The doctor already said I would be on Amox. Im not some uneducated hillbilly.... I can't afford another trip to ER so they can do what they already said I would need. THANKS Adams county Hospital. Ill ride it out and pray...It can't be any less effective than what you did for me.

Todd Minnie

I am curently at acrmc inpashant and conpletely satified with my stay could not ask 4 any better.except for the food has not ben good since my mom quit debbie souder best cook ever

mr doogie

I've never been here. From just reading these reviews i pray i never have to be seen here. If you read the review of the one lady who took her 1 yr.old son there and they lied about a few things i know were illegal then told her to never bring her son back.. I smell lawsuit!!!

Brittani Hilterbran

ACRMC has always treated my medical needs with professionalism, respect and kindness. ER wait times can sometimes be long, but that’s almost with anywhere that you go. All the nurses have been very empathetic and understanding when I visit (Especially the night shift nurses, they’re the best!) Plus the cafeteria serves the best pie! The hospital is easily accessible and easy to navigate.

Wesley Parker

Took my 2 1/2 year old to get stitches in her forehead. I was told the lidocaine injection "worked instantly" female blonde hair Dr. started stitches immediately after a very quick rinse. I would say definitely within 30 seconds. My daughter was saying "it really hurts" and was crying and stuggling...tonight I look at onset time of lidocaine with epinephrine...some credible documents have said as little as 2 minutes others said 3-5 minutes. I am very angry the doctor chose to tramatize my daughter jamming a needle in her face repeatedly immediately instead of waiting a couple minutes for the anesthesia to set in...we were flat out lied to being told it works immediately, then basically my daughter was called a liar when she said it really hurts the doctor said basically it didn't hurt that she would be able to feel it but it don't hurt...it was not busy. The doctor could have waited a few minutes. Pretty pissed off

Bethany Eldridge

Had a life or death asthma attack and they had it calmed within 10 minutes. Saved my life! They were very fast and very professional I'm lucky this was the hospital I went to.

Lashai Danielle

This review is based ONLY on the emergency room. Not any other part of the hospital. I Took my 1 year old to the emergency room because he had a stomach bug and I couldn't get the fever down. I informed them that the ONLY reason I was there was to make sure he wasn't getting dehydrated due to vomiting and diarrhea, and to get help with his fever. That's it. I would have gone to my regular pedi but he was closed. I knew it was a stomach bug because everyone in our home had already gotten it and he was the last one and was exhibiting the same exact symptoms. He has never been sick before. Not once in his entire 1 year of life. No ear infections, not even a runny nose. The first doctor informed me that she wanted blood work, catheter to collect urine, and an x ray. I refused the cath because HE'S ONE YEAR OLD I told them to use a pee bag. She also informed me that i needed to give him one full tablespoon of Tylenol to get his fever down. They did not weigh him at all and just guessed his weight and dosage. I allowed the blood work and the x ray just to passify them. Well shift change comes and here comes a new doctor who claimes that he has an ear infection even though all his bloodwork came back negative for any bacterial infections. He wanted to inject him with antibiotics. I requested to see the injection insert packet to look over the list of addedtives because I do not agree with some of the ingredients some companies use to prolong shelf life. They refused to let me see the insert. I informed them that refusing to let me see the insert in illegal and the doctor told me "well just look it up on your phone " I told him ok but I also need to know the name of the manufacturer. He refused to tell me that also and said to just forget the injection. When I asked why, despite all my son's bloodwork coming back negative for any bacterial infections, did he think he had an ear infection he said because his ears were red. I asked him "doesn't that happen with high fevers and teething" the nurse proceeded to say "fevers over 102 are bacterial, under 102 are viral" which is a flat out lie. When I took my son to his regular pedi the next day (without the fever) he informed me my son did not have any signs of an ear infection and the fever thing they told me was wrong. These doctors and nurses literally lied to me to try and inflict pain on a 1 yo . They broke the law several times, and the second doctor told me not to bring my son back to that er or there would be a problem (which is also illegal btw).