I came here a few months ago for pain. I had to be wheel-chaired in to the ER. waited almost 2 hours to be told "here's a shot of ibuprofen. Talk to your pain Dr." That appointment was a week away. Guess I'll just be completely disabled by my pain until that time. No help. Unhelpful. Terrible. Waste of time.

I was here for a week. Rails on bed and given 4 urinal jugs to use as they said to use them. So had to pour urine from one 'main' jug so I could reuse the other three. Nurse came in once a shift and emptied the one that was usually about half full, no rinse out. Of course had no way to wash hands for meals. Is this hospital samitation procedures?

I 100% agree with other comments that say not to go here if you are black. My husband and I were both in separate rooms, and agreed we both had really weird encounters. They constantly disregarded how we were feeling, and continuously gave misinformation. They honestly sounded stupid and rude. One of the physicians even found it necessary to scream my results in the hospital hallway. Then had the nerve to says “oops.. sorry”. Do not go to this hospital/ emergency room. My family and I have to still be seen somewhere else. They literally rushed us out and we have never experienced anything like this before.

I am an African American woman and every time I come down to this hospital or someone close to me we get a bad experience with people in the ER just bluntly rude.. Today on December 29th at 7:00pm my fiancé came in to be seen and the workers did not disclose to my Fiancé the wait time, a person of lighter decent entered 2 hours later just for her to suggest for them to “go to women’s hospital because the wait here is over 3 hours.” This is a specific example. So many times we always seem to be disclosed of certain information when it comes to simple things like wait times, or really anything. Also, he was asked what his pain levels were, he said 2 when he doesn’t do anything but a 10 whenever he completes everyday task, like changing our daughters diapers, cooking food, etc. and this nurse decided to write down the number 2. So I’m not sure if he was not seen because he was not taken seriously, but I will be speaking out about this particular location and hospital.

Only reason I’m putting 2 stars is because of the nurses in the ER. They were phenomenal. Dr Rankin has the absolute worst bedside manner of any physician I’ve ever seen. I will be filing a formal complaint based on the treatment of my mother last night.

Worst hospital in Omaha, NE to work for especially if you relocated here like me. The pay is low for positions in administration ie EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT and behind the scenes CUSTOMER SERVICE. The management in both departments are unprofessional, worn out looking (literally) underhanded, sneaky, conniving and very racist especially to black employees. This is a WARNING from a former excellent employee with great attendance, patience, values and morals from HR. Thanks but no thanks! I wasted two years miserable working for this company, I wish I never worked for Methodist Health System specifically the location off Dodge Street. 🫡

I had surgery on February 13th, 2023 and left a private message about my experience with the hospital, and have not received any kind of response, so now I'll do it publicly. My surgeon was excellent, and I will give him FIVE STARS! However, after my two hour procedure, I was waken up by a discharge nurse and was told to get dressed right away, and not told my ride was waiting. I was barely awake and did not know initially where I was, or what was happening. She gave me my bag of clothes, closed the curtain and did not ask if I needed any help, whatsoever. I could have used some. After I got dressed, I was put in a wheelchair quickly and taken to my ride. I felt like cattle. Peace out

I worked here and had a medical issue happen during my time there. They were aware of it and I got cleared from my doctor to work and was totally doing fine. But they terminated me due to medical discrimination. My work was fine. Got good feedback from my coworkers but they literally told me I was a liability due to my medical background. This isn’t a good company to work for for obvious reasons. Both Christina queen and the HR guy Chris tooley told me I was liability but then said I could apply for other floors since I have skills. But when I did apply for other floors they didn’t even give me a chance, pretty much blacklisted me due to my medical history. If you apply for this place DO not let them know you have any pre existing conditions. They will not hire you if you do or if they find out or if you happen to ask for accommodations they will not accommodate and will try to terminate you for no reason. I hired a lawyer to represent me for this. This should never happen anywhere you work. Breaks too many public policies.

My brother has been in the emergency room twice. Both times were very difficult. My brother has severe dementia. The staff has no knowledge on how to handle someone with dementia. The policies of the emergency room are that the patient cannot walk out of the room to ask for help or anything. They must wait for the nurse to come in. After several hours I went out of the room to find out what was goinig on as my brother was very agitated. So far we had not seen a doctor and the nurse just did vitals. They called security on me for walking up tothe desk to ask what was happening. The first time we were there, there was so much laughing and loud talking at the desk, I went out after about two hours again and they told me to go back in the room and a nurse would be in soon. Maybe about half an hour later a nurse came in and said, "I bet you thought a party was going on." and laughed. The staff has no consideration for the time they make the patient wait for some care. I went to the restroom and saw a woman standing in the doorway of her room trying to get someone's attention. Her room was not visible from the desk. No one paid any attention to her. I told them she was looking for some helpl. The guy at the desk said he would be there in a few minutes. He was busy on his computer. We were there for 7 to 8 hours each time. It was very very hard on someone with dementia. The hospital needs to evaluate their proceedures. Their level of compassion is almost nil. It seems thier priority is to ignore patients.

A Caucasian ER admit rep was blowing her nose in the midst of asking me questions to be seen. It was entirely disgusting. I honestly was in a lot of pain but I decided to go elsewhere to be seen. On top of it all she had the audacity to ask me if i wanted hand sanitizer when she was the one blowing her nose all over the computer keyboard. Yuck

I've had several family members stay here. Staff was great and felt like they were taken care of wonderfully. Also a little known fact: they do a great job composting food waste behind the scenes.

Methodist Physician Clinic is ridiculous. I’ve been sick a few times and have called to get an appointment with my primary physician and they tell me that they can’t get me in for over a week. They say they don’t have any appointments available for sick patients and generally only see healthy patients and send sick patients to urgent care. I think I have a minor infection but my doctor can’t actually see me for that. I think it’s their way of making more money by forcing people to go to the ED and urgent care for minor issues like an infection.

Once gave my grandmother a combination of medications that nearly killed her and refused to do my kit after I was SA'd. They had me removed for being "hysterical and disruptive". I had to go across the street to the children's hospital to receive treatment. The nurses all treat patients poorly, think they are better than people and are point blank verbally abusive to poor people. They are the WORST hospital in Omaha and I point blank wish nothing good on the administration for how they run this facility.

I was in there to be seen for a for a diabetes sat there in the waiting room. They're in the waiting room for over hour and a 1/2 nobody even came to check on me except check blood pressure. There was over 12 people in the white room and nobody has gotten seen or was called to the back room that whole entire time I was there. I asked if I could go to my car and take care of my sugars since they where dropping. I was told no if I do I will have to check back in and wait some more. They don't care about you. The front desk tell me that I would have to check back in and wait longer to be seen. They do not care if my sugar dropped. She said that I'm in the right place for it. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Outside of the welcome team in the front this is THE WORST hospital I’ve ever been to. Upon arrival I notified the staff that my family had been possibly exposed to lead and black mold. Instead of testing for Lead and mold expose(which they insisted they couldn’t do) they decided to only test for Covid (even when we told them we took 2 at home tests) and carbon monoxide. The doctors didn’t take us seriously even going as far as laughing at my wife when discussing her health issues. Apparently to them the only way lead can enter your body is if you consume it (paint chips). Which ISN’T true you can also BREATHE in lead dust and if your pipes are older it can get into the drinking and bathing water!! My wife STILL has severe abdominal pain and this hospital did NOTHING!!! NO X-rays nor any ultrasounds I really can’t believe it…

Staff was caring and helpful. The financial operation is a joke. They took 6 months to file the paper work, when we get the final verdict for how much we owe, they give us 30 days to pay it. Which in the past we made payments(8 years every year).They sent it to collections this year. My husband had a brain tumor and has to have yearly scans to make sure it doesn't come back because they couldn't remove it all. This will make him not want to get scans if they are going to go after him this hard. We have been going here since 2014, not once have we defaulted on a bill. We always have had it paid in a year. People can't always pay 500.00 dollars in one months noticed. We know it's owed but if their financial department would do their job better we could have made payments sooner, and they would have been paid in full before sending it to collections. Taking 6 months to process the paper work, then tell us it's our fault isn't cool.

A gentleman that my husband and I have gaurdianship of was hospitalized here. While I felt the care he got was excellent, I was very frstrated and disappointed in the lack of care or understanding given by the team there with finding appropriate care for him following his discharge. I felt they just wanted to get rid of him, regardless if it was safe or not.

Absolutely TERRIBLE!! Avoid at all costs! Go to a different hospital! Can't find the emergency area, parking is horrendous! No Air Conditioning in the waiting area. So hot the staff are using fans! Been here 2 hours and still haven't been placed into a room. Just sitting in the waiting area. Feels like complete chaos!!

Dr. Sarah Hansen at Methodist Women's Hospital is absolutely amazing! She did an incredible job with my c-section. She made sure I felt comfortable and supported throughout the entire process. Her expertise and care were evident, and I couldn't have asked for a better experience. If you're looking for a skilled and compassionate doctor for your c-section, I highly recommend Dr. Sarah Hansen. She's the best! 👩‍⚕️❤️👶

Had a Heart Attack and ended up staying in the Cardiac Unit on the 9th floor for a week. Must say I was Blown away by the level of care I received from the ER to my Heart Cathe, then my discharge. Best Hospital and nurses hands down.

I have always trusted my Healthcare need to Methodist Hospital and Physicians clinic. I trust the doctors and staff. I have always got top notch care.I am actually typing this review while in the hospital. I will always continue to be a Methodist and Physicans clinic patient.

After spinal surgery, I was on the 8th floor for a week. Every single nurse I came in contact with was extremely professional. I hate asking for help, but was forced to, frequently. Never once did I feel I was “just a job” to them. I felt like each person genuinely cared about my progress. Thank you for making a scary experience a good one.

More racist nurses and doctors are no respect to other patients are more victims are innocent people into situations jail, court like confused that why nurses & doctors are love to poisonings to killingly to patients who is in pain is worse sick than you are doing thinking of it. Fire nurses doctors are need shut down business emergency! Horror asylum of hospital! Cops are unprofessional dirty workers to arrest to patients are more injured to leader to death! Don’t enter one! Dangerous! Suggest to find another location is better! Nurses doctors are not helping with them without medications cause fatalities. No reason what happened with they are acting like Karens trolling!

Our visit to Methodist Hospital's emergency room was a stark contrast to my experience nearly four decades ago. Back then, wait times were reasonable - about 15 minutes before being seen and maybe 45 minutes tops before getting into a room. However, this recent visit painted a drastically different picture. My husband and I waited over 5 hours before receiving any attention, and an additional 3 hours before treatment commenced. The staff, while somewhat friendly, looked stressed and overworked. We saw two people leave out of sheer frustration due to the long wait time. It's challenging to pinpoint the exact cause of such extended delays. Perhaps Omaha's population surge has outpaced the hospital's capacity? Or stressors from the pandemic might have led to staffing shortages? Another possibility is the demographic shift towards an aging population, which might be overwhelming the hospital's resources? I don't know. While the care provided was satisfactory, the pace of everything was excruciatingly slow. It was an unexpected shock to endure such lengthy waits, and it's disconcerting to see how much the dynamics have changed over the years.

I love this hospital it was my first time having a procedure done which unfortunately, with anything there are risks. I ended having to be inpatient for 2-1/2 days and all the nurses and staff were great! I would highly recommended this hospital. Thank you for everything.

I used to work here, so this might be biased. But the people i worked with were some of the best healthcare providers I've ever interacted with as both a patient and as a coworker. The bottom line is that not only would i go there as a patient, i would take my mother there for medical attention.

Great hospital. The doctors and nurses were friendly and efficient. I went in to the er ti have a toothpick pulled out of my toe. They were very attentive and got it out quickly.

My daughter was taken to the ER this past Sunday after fainting in her bathroom at home. The whole place is unfriendly, but I came in asking questions to the front desk about what the procedure is when a patient comes in. She began to talk to me as if I was no one, and was extremely patronizing. Long story short, the doctors said, and insisted that it was related to marijuana. My daughter went to Her doctor today and was informed that her potassium was dangerously low and was immediately put on medication. She was also severely dehydrated. We felt like nothing when we were there, and it’s proof that we were only there to fill your beds and be pushed out with no concern. Your slogan is “The Meaning Of Care” but the way you treat people is far from it! You should be ashamed! I will never put the care of my family in your hands again.

This was by far the best ER visit I've ever had. I was brought in so FAST! And everyone was so friendly. They brought in the best just for me and they upgraded my room. Man I felt like VIP. Best hospital experience EVER! Methodist is where it's at!

⚠️To My Black Audience⚠️ Do not go to Methodist hospital off of dodge street. The emergency room helped all the white people in front of us and made sure they got proper care. We were in the emergency room from 8:15am to 3pm barely receiving any care. They refused to get us a room and made my partner sit in a chair in a hallway while giving him IV meds knowing he was feeling horrible. They refused to let me stay with him and kept lying to us saying I had to wait in the waiting room until there was a room available. Meanwhile many other patient's company (who were all white) was called in to be with their patients. All the white patients that came after us left way before us as well. There was a black lady there who went through the same thing. I should've gotten my partner and left that awful place. After we finally left I found out through reviews that they do this to black people.

As others have stated if you’re black I would stay away from this hospital. They’re suppose to be a catholic hospital, but don’t show much compassion for their patients. My sister was treated as an inconvenience the entire time she was there and communication was very poor. The nurses seemed annoyed anytime she hit the call light. Do yourself and your loved ones a favor, and go somewhere else. I guarantee you if you’re not with your loved one in the hospital they will not get the care they need. It took my brother who is a nurse to advocate for my sister to get the care she needed. They should be ashamed to call themselves health care providers.

This hospital is a cut above the rest! Although mentioning this to management can do something, they don't always pass the message along...so here goes it....THANK you for seeing me, hearing me and tending to me...you saved my quality of life- Big Ron (Cardiovascular diagnostic), Michelle S (ICU RN days), Erin (ICU RN nights), Erin (ICU NA days), Brooke (SPEECH STUDENT), Christina (ICU SERVICE LEADER),Katie (8th floor ORTHO NEURO NA), Seri (8th ORTHO NEURO RN), Dr. Fleckenstein (HOSPITALIST)

If you want a neurologist to write a fraudulent report Methodist is the place to go. The. When a person complains they tell you to file out an addendum to the said doctor which will not fix the issue.

When we first went in at 5:30 am yesterday we found chairs in the waiting area that were not set so we could watch the TV. Thought that was a little strange. The rest of the morning went very well. Had outpatient surgery and all staff and Dr Holcomb went far with being friendly, informative, and comforting. I would recommend Methodist and Dr. Holcomb to anyone!

Shout out to the nurses on the 5th floor. I only had a short stay,but I had wonderful care from the nurses, nurse assistance,techs and all the Doctors. They were all very caring and professional.

I seen some reviews on here and was deterred originally but had issued with funding other facilities that took my insurance. When I came to the ER in the middle of the night I wasn't seated in the waiting room at all I was brought back pretty much immediately. The staff was all very professional and educational. They were quick to get me what I needed and made the experience so nice. Also the rooms/whole facility was very clean!

If you want a skilled surgeon but your loved one to suffer unecessarily after surgery, Methodist might be for you. In the hospital, the wrong medication was given to my wife after three days of being there. Getting proper pain management is also not in the protocol at Methodist either. Tramadol was the drug of choice. Dentists prescribe more for a toothache, let alone major GI surgery with six weeks of bed rest. While my wife was screaming and crying, we had to fight to get anything stronger prescribed. The average gastrointestinal patient requires 3 weeks of narcotics for pain management. My wife recieved a one week supply. We called to get a two-week follow-up visit to ensure the healing process was going smoothly, and was shortly told no by the nurse, because patients are only allowed one follow up visit as well. Doesn't matter that we have concerns about her healing and if it is normal to be in this much pain still. A one month check up is all we are allowed. The only thing I can thank God for is that my wife is alive. Do not recommend this hospital.

5 days in bed and complaining because I'm a crybaby. I felt great, almost at home. Despite my complications, like everything, some risk is always expected. Jamie, Hunter, Sarah and Monalisa, extraordinary made me feel cared for and understood. Excellent work team, I would like to congratulate each and every one of them. Without a doubt my doctors were exceptional. Many thanks for everything