I took my 17mth old baby to the ER for a stuffy nose, swollen eyes and a high fever. There was no priority with the triage... didn't matter that she wasn't breathing properly and constantly cranky and crying. Everyone in the waiting area heard and saw her but it didn't matter. She was seen for just barely 5 minutes in a very unsanitary room (see pics), diagnosed, then I was told to hang tight for the prescription. While sitting there trying to comfort my child, a nurse asked if the doctor already saw us. When I said yes, she asked me to head back to the waiting area since they needed the room. I went back to the waiting area. More waiting, more cranky baby because she's hungry at this point, still waiting on someone to come out and talk to me. I went to the Triage station to inquire on what else was needed but the attendant didn't know, so she suggested to continue waiting and someone would come. I'm holding my child who's in and out of sleep and still very cranky, and I'm now pacing at this point. I ended up calling my husband to pick us up after the pharmacy confirmed they had the prescription in processing. By the time he arrived, I was STILL awaiting someone to come out and address my visit. No one did. You know that message on every doctor's office call line that tells you to hang up and call 911 if it is a medical emergency? Don't do it if they have to take you to Wellington Regional Medical ER. I waited there a total of 3 hours and 14 minutes.

I am a registered nurse and have never seen worse care given in my entire career. My family member has been crying and screaming in pain for hours. The nurse is rolling her eyes. The charge nurse said she would come and never did. My immunocompromised family member is in a shared room with a confused patient. Broken light, no call light, no phone, open/broken window that won’t close, broken cords with exposed frayed wires, she was left in soiled sheets, nurse didn’t answer for 2 hours, this morning no nurses came for over 4 hours, multiple staff members were rude, I already wrote to patient advocacy and left a voicemail and no response. My family member is wishing she would die she’s in such excruciating pain. This is an awful facility.

My ER experience was exceptional. Dr. Rodriguez was kind, reassuring, and very knowledgeable. My nurses were attentive and helpful. I made the right decision when I chose Wellington ER. Thank you for taking care of me. Gloria Parker-Pies

so call doctor (I use the term very loosely) that treated me. On November 2, 2022 I went to Wellington regional (a hospital that I try to avoid at all cost due to many terrible visits from dirty rooms to terrible treatment.) surprisingly I was taken back very quickly where I was placed in the hall. I had a very nice med student and note taker come over and ask me the regular questions. The doctor walk over didn’t speak and walked away. The med student said he will give the doc the info and we will go from there. About 10-15 minutes of nothing I hear a nurse saying she’s having a problem getting in my chart and was unable to get my meds. When she was finally able to get through she approached me with some pills and release forms. After complaining that the doctor (Jacob Chachkes) didn’t do his job he came over irate telling me to get out of HIS hospital raising his hand and counting like a was a child he was reprimanding. Then the charge nurse called the police and lied saying I was being aggressive ( as a black woman this is extremely dangerous but she knew what she was doing) as she pointed her finger in my face. When pbso came they saw it was a lie and took me to a REAL hospital PALMS WEST (if you have a choice go there) Wellington regional use to be a great hospital I had both my children there. And Dr. Delhamer amazing. I will be filing a formal complaint (That melanin in my skin doesn’t make me less human than anyone else) Stay healthy guys but if you do need medical attention avoid Wellington regional

I had a good experience with Wellington Regional. I delivered my first baby here. Most of the nurses were amazing and always there for me. The rooms were nice, lactation consultants were great, lots of staff checking on me. Made recovery easier. I recommend.

It is not what it used to be but it has some fantastic nurses and doctors. After hours entrance and exit is ridiculous. Wasn’t put into our Post partum room for 12 hours after delivery. Had to get my bags from the Parking garage, to get there and back is probably a 30-45 min walk. The hospital as a whole needs some updating and simple things like outside picked up of trash, couldn’t roll my bags into the hospital because of how dirty the sidewalks are. But again, the staff is 10/10. So worth it.

the staff works hard, but are oblivious to simple requests. the doctors are totally absent, and the nurses work their butts off. i was left with no food, and little water for 2 days. I asked for water over 25 times after it was established I could have fluids in fairness the facility was swamped. i was admitted but was in the hallway for the entire time i was there. I was left in the cloths I came in, which had become soiled due to no help to use the bathroom. This is even though they said I could not move without assistance. They sent me home still under the influence of treatment medication, i could barely walk. they were out of wheelchairs, so i was forced to walk to the out processing center by myself still medicated. as i stated, the facility was swamped. the most important thing to note was there was a pervasive attitude the the patient was a significant bother.bother would be an understatement. I believe these positive reviews have been written by staff members. That is just my thoughts. Whatever happens....do not 🚭 go to the third floor, it's the doomsday floor. .

One of the worst days of my life. Bless the nurses that took care of me in the emergency room, but they were severely understaffed. It took hours to be seen while I was in immense pain. Another patient even advocated for me to be seen because she could see my pain and they just stuck me in the back to wait another 90 minutes alone and without my family. The whole waiting room seemed to be with me for 7+ hours. Only one doctor on duty I heard a nurse say. Maybe it was because of the football game. Later got put in the hallway because they didn't have enough rooms, which meant I couldn't have any family member with me. Directions were unclear and I felt rushed through the whole process when I was actually able to talk to someone. If I have a choice, will not be coming here again. Attached was my view from the freezing hallway where I was placed by myself.

Drs and nurses were great. Bit that bed oh my god! 3 broken bones I’m in a bed that constantly moves. I get it bed sores but I was there 40 hours for a knee repair. How about a flat regular dang bed. I was in 20/10 pain there in that bed. I’m home in my bed in 2/10 pain. So take note.

Every staff member I came in contact during my visit was absolutely amazing. They did an amazing job putting me at ease. They knew that I had recently gone through ovarian cancer with a full hysterectomy and knew I was very sensitive with the tests I was having. They were very clear as to what was happening during each test with a full explanation of the steps to take once my tests were completed. I left my appointment with an assurance I was in great hands. Thank you to the entire staff.

The nurses were awesome.. however, the doctor barely looked at me. They cleared what was good but did not research my pain. They told me what it wasn’t and sent me home. I give the nurses 5 stars and the lab and Cat scan staff 5 stars… the Doctor 1 star

This past Monday(6/27/22), I had back surgery. Everyone was super nice. A hospital should be a place we're one can be assured of the best medical care. The staff shocked me! If I needed a RN OR Nursing Asst for any reason I was met with attitude. There are not enough nurses on the ward and the nurses there don't know how to use the computer or the equipment. It took 3 nurses to set up my morphine pump. My bed was broken my entire stay! My husband had to place pillows under the mattress to keep me from sliding off the bed.The nursing assistants don't want to help you. They make it clear by their, curt answers and facial expressions. I felt like I was intruding on their time. I have never had such poor care. You should be ashamed really ashamed. Because this isn't the first time you have heard this. After I got home I read the reviews. Whoever is in charge knows this is the quality of care you are giving. Shame on you.

I had went to Urgent Care and waited an hour before even being seen. I decided to go to the hospital due to the pain. I went to Wellington and the process to be seen by an ER doctor was very quick. Within an hour I was already in the back being treated. My nurse Gab was very nice and delivered great care. Dr. Rodriguez was very knowledgeable and took great care of me as well and I was discharged from the ER within 3 hours.

I delivered my first baby at Wellington regional on Monday and I had an absolutely phenomenal experience. All the nurses who assisted me through labor and delivery were so helpful, especially Gillian who helped with the delivery. She was very attentive and made me feel comfortable the whole time. Once I was moved to postpartum I also had great nurses tending to me, especially Teresita and Savannah. Overall my experience was great and I would refer anyone to give birth at Wellington Regional.

I want to start out by saying I am a nurse leader at WRMC and if you know anything about nurses, we don’t go to the hospital unless we’re dying. Nevertheless, when I suddenly experienced severe upper abdominal pain, I went to another hospital more local to where I live and, after sitting in the waiting room of their ED for a couple hours, I decided to leave without being seen. When the pain started back up again several hours later, there was no doubt in my mind that my husband would be driving me to Wellington. From the moment I hit the doors of the ED, the care was timely and superior. My experience in the ED was top notch from registration, to the nurses, to Dr. Kendall. They took my concerns seriously and treated me with compassion. My nurses on 2 North were equally as wonderful. They listened to my needs, they were kind, informative, and advocated for me when I was ready to go home! I would love to name all my individual caregivers but, as a former bedside nurse myself, I know that it takes a village. Nurses are team players and even those who didn’t directly care for me contributed to a successful stay. And, in case any of you are thinking I got treated well because I work there… most of them didn’t know who I was! With all that said, one thing is for sure… any time myself or someone I love requires hospital care, we will make the drive to Wellington bypassing other hospitals that are closer because they truly care about their patients and their community!

I recently stayed at Wellington Regional to give birth to my daughter. This is my first child and I went in not really sure what to expect and very nervous. Every single staff member that I encountered in the labor and delivery unit was so nice and made me feel welcome and comfortable. After many hours laboring we ended up having an unplanned C-section and I cannot say enough great things about my anesthesiologist, Robert. Robert checked in on my every step of the way during the procedure making sure I knew exactly what to expect and that I was not in any pain. The entire staff involved in my C-section made what was a very scary moment at the time much more comfortable and made me feel like I was in the best possible hands.

Easily the worst hospital experience I have ever had. I was left to rot in a chair in a corner alone for 7 hours. The ER is extremely unsanitary. The nurses are inexperienced and uneducated. The nurse took my blood without closing the clamp on the needle and blood went everywhere. No one asked me about my medical history or medication that could be contraindicated. I refused morphine and was given attitude by the nurse for second guessing the need for strong pain medication if I didn't need it. The nurses are very immature. When I gave a stool sample they laughed went into the bathroom and said “I hate my job” You are better off anywhere else but here. After being alone with not even a call button for an emergency all night the doctor finally discharged me and made a joke about “Thank god we don’t charge by the hour”. I was prescribed medication for a condition they are not even sure I have along with strong pain medication for no reason. If you are seeking drugs and a quick high this is the place for you. Not for a real emergency.

I was admitted to Wellington Regional Medical Center Feb. 12/13 2023 via ER. First time patient and I was truly amazed at the dedication , service and professionalism of the doctor, Jasmine RN and and all the staff. They worked non stop throughout the night and still managed to remain cheerful and poised. Transferred to step down unit and equally given outstanding treatment. I highly recommend Wellington Regional Hosp. as a go to place when necessary. Philomena Gaines. Retired RN

As I've found in the past this department runs like a freshly oiled clock. They were reasonably on time for my appointment;trust me 15 minutes of schedule is but a blink! All of the technicians were extremely friendly and certainly put me at ease for this not so typical mammogram. Meeting with the Dr. who will be reading my CT and mammogram was the icing on the cake. She was so reassuring, knowledgeable and kind. She really made me feel like everything was going to be just fine and reinforced my choice of surgeons with her personal insight.

I believe the people are qualified to do their jobs from what I experienced. There were some negative things though. 1. I received multiple phone calls the day before the procedure. One woman said I needed to fast before it. So, I went in hungry and thirsty. I was informed this was not true by the staff. 2. I was told to arrive early to get processed and have my procedure done on time. I did this as you will know by the machine you sign into when entering the building. This was not a good experience. I was informed the procedure could be done in a half hour. It was. Unfortunately, I was in the hospital over 4 hours with my son waiting for me. Not good. 3. It is nice to see workers having a good time though it appeared many were auditioning for a comedy show. If there are cameras around, you know this is true. 4. I also believe they could have removed more fluid.

I had to visit the Wellington Regional ER a few days ago and boy was I surprised at how quickly I was “processed” and steered toward an ER bed! It was like 10 minutes! I waited for another 5 minutes and the doctor walked in and diagnosed my issue immediately! In 5 more minutes a nurse came in with “starter medication” to get me going. It took another 20 minutes to get discharged and they had already sent my prescriptions to the pharmacy! Wow! I’d definitely recommend this place!

Disappointing Experience at This Hospital I recently had an unfortunate experience at this hospital that I feel compelled to share. Despite never having written a review before, I couldn't let this one go unnoticed. My five-day stay here has been far from satisfactory, and the level of care and service provided has left me deeply disappointed. I arrived at the hospital for appendicitis surgery with hopes of a smooth process and attentive care. While a few nurses stood out for their kindness, understanding, and patience, the majority seemed clueless about my diagnosis and uninterested in addressing my concerns. Calling for help or explanations often elicited annoyed reactions, and I found myself waiting endlessly for answers from the elusive doctor. Waiting for 24 hours just to receive some clarity is far from acceptable. The lack of compassion and understanding during what is undoubtedly a stressful and anxious time only added to my frustration. Waking up on soiled sheets without anyone noticing until I brought it to their attention was just one example of the neglect I encountered. It appears there's a disconnect in communication, as different staff members provide conflicting information about my situation and when I might be discharged. The inconsistency is maddening, and the hope given by one person is quickly dashed by another. Adding to my dissatisfaction was an encounter with a nurse who exhibited a consistently hostile attitude towards me after a simple call for assistance. Despite explaining my severe anxiety and acknowledging the demanding nature of their job, the nurse's impatience was unwarranted and unprofessional. It's disappointing to feel like my genuine attempts to understand their system were met with hostility. While I recognize the challenges nurses face and believe they deserve respect, my experience at this hospital has been far from fair treatment.

I’m a first time mom and my delivery was good , my nurses and midwife were so amazing and so supportive and helpful they made me feel so comfortable even through the circumstances. Doctor Gomez was so kind and made me feel comfortable and all the nurses that treated me were the best!I would recommend anyone who is pregnant and soon to be delivering. I think if it wasn’t for the staff or my amazing nurses my delivery wouldn’t have been great .

They should make negative stars ! They don’t even deserve 1 start ! Idk if they’re even nurses or they got their degree in the dark web for $1000 but they give 0 F…k about you , the service here sucks !!! McDonald’s gives me better services than here ! I’m in pain , the nurse hasn’t even given me anything !!! OSHA SHOULD BE INVOLVED HERE ASAP !!!! I will be filing a complaint asap !!! This place is understaff !!! Who ever runs this hospital should think about if they will bring their family members here !!!! I should’ve read the reviews before coming here !!!!!

I had an excellent experience at Wellington Regional Surgery center. Courtney was the nurse that started helping me prepare for surgery. Great nurse! Super kind and personable. Ashley and Lisa came a few minutes before surgery. Very nice nurses too. During recovery nurse Renee was there. What a kind and sweet nurse!

I would like to start off how rude the Paramedic was to myself, and so many people that day it was very disheartening! He needs to find another job. He can joke around with the nurses and laugh and smile, but with the general public the way he treated people was just not acceptable. The nurses were very nice. The doctor was also very professional had a great bedside. My only complaint would be is I was there six hours for a chest x-ray a Covid test, the flu test and a RVS. I know an emergency room is busy, but my doctor wanted me to go there to get a chest x-ray.

Best birth experience in my opinion!!! I had two of the best BLACK Doctors FEMALE at that my high risk Dr.Armstrong was super nice she listened to every concern I had every doubt and acted💕! I started having contractions the nurses continued to say they didn’t see anything on the monitor but when I told Dr.Armstrong I was having contractions and pain she got right to work and got me on magnesium. THANK YOU DR.ARMSTRONG. The Dr that delivered my baby another STRONG SUCCESSFUL BLACK WOMAN DR.Campbell I don’t remember much after pushing my wonderful strong baby boy out but I thank you for making me feel safe and talking to me during that painful and wonderful experience I thank you both! And I thank all of my nurses for attending to me. THANK YOU💕

On my obgyn uro/ gyno drs recommendation I had surgery and recovered in the mother child wing of Wellington Memorial Hospital, where it is quiet, calm and lovely, with women taking care of women. Elizabeth the RN who took care of me was wonderful throughout my wakeful night. Melissa (AM RN) was very professional. The evening after being discharged I experienced edema, so went back to the ER. Everyone was great in the ER at Wellington Regional Hospital. Kimberly (RN) was compassionate and attentive. Dr. Bromberg is so smart, analytical, great diagnostician, a hands-on Doctor, enthusiastic about training his interns. Handsome too! They did a comprehensive examination convincing me to stay through long hours of waiting to get bloodwork, sonogram of my legs and results. Dr. Bromberg informed me of things that had been revealed in my annual exam or preoperative clearance. Thank you to the team at Wellington Regional. Good work!

On Friday I have birth to beautiful baby girl and I couldn’t have done it without Elizabeth and Marissa as my nurses. When I say they are the BEST labor and delivery nurses ever I really mean that. I was getting a contraction during my epidural and Nurse Liz let me hold her and squeeze beyond belief. She talked me through it and helped me control my breathing. When I have my second child I’m going back here for sure and asking for these nurses by name. The hospital is amazing as well. My husband and I were given a suite and it was very spacious and comfortable. I recommend this hospital for giving birth 10/10!!!

I delivered my second baby at Wellington Regional Medical Center and happy I did there because all the staff made me as comfortable as they could! I was induced but labored and delivered without an epidural or pain medication by personal choice. The nurses were very accommodating and the customer service was above and beyond! I am grateful for the nurses like Liz, Ashley, Merelys, and Claudia for all they did to help me and my newborn baby! The rooms were great and the postpartum suite was quiet and had a queen bed, which was nice for rest and recovery with family!

Came there alone having just recently moved to Florida. Everyone from the initial person at the door up until leaving was awesome. I work at a hospital in this area so I know how hard it is to keep a positive attitude but everyone was so helpful and considerate. Being in the ER sucks but the entire staff made it the best experience I could hope for. Hope to never need them again but I would recommend this ER to anyone.

My experience with Wellington Regional Medical Center was very good under the circumstances. I appreciate how thorough the doctor and team were in treating me. I was scared and in a lot of pain; however, they moved quickly in comforting me and getting the results in a timely manner. Thank you to the team who took great care of me.

I was so delighted that the staff was attentive and quick. I originally went in because of a sever pain I had in my lower back. The staff immediately processed me and took be back to a room and started to perform several test. The time it took from start to being discharged was approximately an hour and ten minutes which is not the norm from other hospitals which is approximately three hours if not they are not busy. I really want to thank the staff at Westlake Hospital for being so attentive throughout my emergency needs.

At the age of 53 I was to have my first procedure and my anxiety/nerves where through the roof to the point of nearly canceling the whole thing. However, upon arrival Anne Marie(RN) greeted me and made me feel super comfortable and guided me through every stage. Her professionalism and personality made me so more comfortable. Post surgery I was aided in the recovery room by Sara(RN) again an absolute gem. Totally professional and with a caring and responsive demeanor. These two individuals take a lot of pride in there respective roles and I feel lucky to have under their care and jurisdiction. Well done to these two brilliant nurses and for Wellington Regional for hiring two amazing professions.

My experience with the staff was amazing. The bedside manner of my nurse Pablo and the team working with him was great. He showed patient care and his person centered skills were awesome. He catered to me as if I was in a five star hotel. Thanks Pablo for making my time in the hospital felt like I matter and not just as a tick box for the hospital.

I have no complaints. I went to ER for adrenal insufficiency with vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration. ER took good care of me. The nurses on the floor took good care of me. I was a happy camper. They treated me, got me feeling better and I went home the next day. This was my second hospital stay. The first time I was there a little longer for post-surgical infection and both times I received the best of care.

I had a hysterectomy performed yesterday on 6/22/23. I was very impressed by the level of kindness and just knowledge of the nurses had. Everyone was so nice and just wanted to help and be of service to me. I was super impressed. Definitely a 5 star hospital for sure.

I would like to mention to the chief nurse,that my two care givers in my time of need after my surgery. These two ladies was so professional with affectionate smiles. They made me feel good and eager to get myself to progress to getting better while I recover. My needs and wants was small,but they made me feel I was special with small gestures of helping me walk and inquire if needed anything just ask notion(Amanda help put water in my humidifier of my Cpap machine). I am grateful for your staff of Gianna, Amanda, Liz, Stephanie and Kristin. Thankful for there services and caring attitude. Thank you very much! ❤ Patient in recovering

Everything went smoothly right from the start. They were organized and from my arrival at the hospital until I left after my procedure, all the people and equipment were right there unless I was knocked out and just didn't know. I never felt any pain and everyone was pleasant with a smile to boot. It was clean, no moaning, and if you need to have outpatient surgery this is the place to be.

I have nothing but great things to say about the Wellington Hospital wound care center. The staff is very helpful and makes you feel right at home in a potentially scary situation. Special shout outs to Evelyn, Rose, and Glenda. Glenda is my HBO tech and makes my 90 minute sessions go without a hitch! She is professional, caring, and compassionate. You couldn't have a better tech! I highly recommend Wellington Hospital wound care center.

I had the best birth experience at this hospital! From the time I got there for my schedule C-section, my nurse Jenna took such good care of me. She made me feel comfortable and like all my needs were being met especially when I got to the operating room and got really anxious. Dennis, my anesthesiologist, was the sweetest man. He made sure I was physically comfortable and calm through out the procedure. He took the most precious picture for us of the whole thing capturing every important moment. In postpartum every single nurse I had was great they were attentive, super nice, and very helpful. I was lucky to have one nurse named Paula two days in a row that got me through some of the toughest days for my recovery and breastfeeding my baby. She was honestly so amazing. We are so grateful for her! The lactation consultants were as very helpful and knowledgeable. Every single member of the staff that we came in contact with answered all of our questions without judgement. They were all nice and very caring and attentive. I would 100% have my next delivery there and have my mind at ease that these people would take great care of myself and my baby.

I had a great experience at Wellington Regional Medical Center. My surgery went well because I had a great surgeon. Dr. Meyer and his crew did a fantastic job. The nurses were gentle, sweet, and caring. All my needs were met, thanks to the wonderful staff at Wellington Regional Medical Center. Great job guys and keep up the good work!

I was referred to the ER by the urgent care clinic. Although there were lots of people in the ER seating area I was taken in to Triage quite quickly. Next I was taken into room and seen by a doctor who explained what he thought was wrong with my arm. He told me I would receive IV antibiotics as well as having xrays taken. Also I had a very nice doctor called Daniel who came to take blood and chatted with me. This helped me to relax. I was impressed with how quickly things happened . As soon as my IV antibiotic infusion was finished I was able to go home . I am Canadian and to me it was overall a good experience.

My mother received extraordinary care from the entire team at Wellington Regional Medical Center. Her caretakers to include Cory, Jorelyn, Joann and many others whom I did not get a chance to meet, were very attentive and caring throughout her visit. Dr. Shapiro who performed the surgery was very communicative, to the point and provided a great sense of comfort from the moment we met. I would and will highly recommend Wellington Regional Medical Center to anyone and am grateful for all of the care provided to us.

Had a great experience in labor and delivery. Staff was friendly. I specifically want to shout out my labor and delivery nurse Nancy she was simply amazing. Her patient care superb. there could be some improvement in the coordination of the meals. The hospital should be more intentional about updating their bathrooms in the postpartum area.

The staff were wonderful but I repeatedly gave every doctor I saw a list of my medications and dosages but the nurses had the wrong information and had to go back to the pharmacy several times to correct everything. I only take 4 medicines and everyone of the ones they tried to administer was wrong. Not the floor nurses fault! They did everything to correct the problems and did succeed!

Housekeeping supervisor needs to check on cleanliness of rooms. Bathroom shower packed so they are not usable. Nursing team was amazing. Discharge Needs to be streamlined. I would recommend your hospital to anyone. Cafeteria needs cooks and dietitian that fits the area and quality of food your area is known for. Thanks for asking.

Great experience! Everyone involved was prompt, efficient and helpful. The OR staff was knowledgeable, approachable and had great bedside manners. Considering all things, I was in and out in no time with a successful procedure. Would recommend the hospital's outpatient center in a heartbeat. Thank you to all involved!!

No issues with the doctors or nurses here, but their administration is the worst I've ever experienced in any organization ever. There was an error in a prescription, where the dosage was not provided to the pharmacy. I called to get the information and nobody could provide it to me, the people on staff claimed they didn't have access to the prescription information. We've had computers for how many decades now? Next their billing is an absolute mess. I get billed separately for each department, and I got tired of asking them to send me an itemized list of charges, and I never received it. You get text message about moneys owed, but log into your account online and nothing appears. You call them and nobody can give you an answer as to what you owe, what the insurance paid, nothing. Ineptitude doesn't begin to describe the administration at this hospital. Avoid at all costs. It's a shame because the doctors and nurses are very good.

This appointment was for my annual mammogram. Everyone was very professional & caring. From the medical staff at the desk, the ultrasound tech & the physician that actually speaks with you about your results. I've been coming to the Wellington Regional Diagnostics Center for at least 10 yrs or more. I will "NOT" go anywhere else. Thank you to all the caring & loving women that's there to help. Your true self shows.

The staff was very friendly. So many human pieces to this entity. All had a specific role. Most were young and full of life. All were nonstop, weaving in and out in the most professional manner. It was interesting to watch as this old body lay there half paralyzed, strapped to a machine that monitored its body’s readings. The contrast was astonishing. Grateful to be in the hands of such knowledgeable and caring individuals.

My experience was excellent. My nurse Robin was a delight. Also my surgeon Dr Kyle Eldredge was amazing very informative and put me to ease about my procedure. Also came out and explained everything to my boyfriend in the waiting room. Thank you so much

ER staff is incredible. I saw the ER doctor within 20 minutes of arriving and then the rest of the medical team intern, resident, etc.). I stayed overnight in the ER because there wasn’t an available bed and was transferred to a room the next day. The nursing staff on the third floor are excellent, responding to a call button within a minute or two and frequently checking to see if I need anything. Being in the hospital isn’t a fun experience but if I had to be in one, Wellington Regional Medical Center would be my choice.

The security, medical staff & doctors were extremely pleasant and put me at ease for my minor surgery. They also were very kind and helpful post op making sure I had recovered sufficiently from anesthesia before leaving and escorting me to my ride outside to make sure I didn't go with the wrong person. I'm giving a five 🌟 review put they deserve a 10/10.

I was having afib and tachycardia when I went into the emergency room. I was taken care of immediately, and admitted. I was on the third floor. I must say, as far as hospital beds are concerned, this was the most comfortable hospital bed I have ever been in! It pumped air through it. The scrambled eggs I had the next morning, were delicious! The last day I was there, I had chicken fajitas, which was wonderful! Kudos to the kitchen! The staff on this floor is truly wonderful and caring. I’ll single out Marthe, an RN, who is a credit to Wellington Regional Hospital! Thank you to Marthe, and all the other wonderful nurses I came in contact with. If I need a hospital again, this is where I want to be!

Went for an ultrasound at the outpatient center. The receptionist was knowledgeable and nice. The tech doing my ultrasound, Ivy, was very kind and professional. The room was clean and the lights were dim so it felt safe and comfortable. Everything went smooth. Overall great experience! Will come back!

Ezra is my firstborn, he wouldn’t be here without the amazing help of the doctors, nurses, and staff over at Wellington Regional Hospital. I had the most warming welcome and amazing stay. I was treated with respect and all my wishes were heard and granted. My first experience giving birth was well spent at this hospital and I couldn’t ask for a better team that helped me deliver my baby. A big thank you to Labor and Delivery Nurse Cat. You truly made my experience the best it could be, the way you supported me and stayed with me and guided me through everything was amazing. Thank you Wellington Regional Hospital, because of your amazing staff my baby boy is here and healthy. ❤️

Everyone was wonderful.the nurse that prep me (I am sorry I do not remember his name)he Was gracious,and respectful. Very decent young man. He treated me with the most respect. Everyone I came in contact with was wonderful. But that young male nurse was exceptional.

Fantastic helpful, empathetic staff, super clean area,l. Dr. Adam Bromberg was amazing, he absolutely showed me that food medical care in an ER still exists.He took his time to reset my broken wrist twice. He went above and beyond to help me and this is not a usual practice in an ER. I am extremely grateful for the patience and care he showed me. Thank you all for being g so outstanding.

I had my gallbladder removed this morning . Special thanks to my fantastic nurses Brittany and Cory , as well as and my anesthesiologist and Dr. Kyle Eldridge. Both my husband and I kept updated at all times. This staff was outstanding, caring, professional and appreciate all their hard work on my behalf.

If I could give this hospital, zero stars I would. They should be ashamed of themselves and how they treat patients and the conditions that their hospital is maintained. For as much guidance as the patient advocate and the charge nurses try to give their nursing staff failed them at every point. They staff injured my mother. They we’re dismissive of her symptoms. We even had to hire a private duty nurse to sit with my mother during the times that we could not be there, because we couldn’t trust what the nurses in this hospital would do to her. There is not enough apologies in the world that they could give for the horrid treatment my mother received while under their care. It was only until my mother was an ICU, where she was treated like a human being. Then comes hospice, what a joke. All they cared about was getting her under their care at out of the hospital. They promise you the sun, moon and stars, and then at the end of the day came through with nothing.. Unfortunately my mother passed away, and I believe it was in direct correlation of the terrible care that she received at Wellington regional Medical Center. I have worked in healthcare, my entire working life, and I have never seen anyone treated in the manner that she was. There was nothing the CEOs could say there was nothing the patient advocate could say, or the charge nurses nor the very many people that came to visit me every day and apologize for how horrible my mother was being treated. Nothing can ever bring her back. I would never send my worst enemy not even my dog to this hospital ever again. Unfortunately, it won’t let me share my pictures of the terrible conditions that these patients are left in. Horrible just horrible . Stay away !!!!

Honestly, this was the best decision that I ever made of having my child be born at this Medical Center, because the way that they were so attentive and were so helpful with anything that I needed especially with this being my first child. It was amazing! The staff was always on hand. They came in the rooms within seconds of calling. They were always helpful with any type of questions That may have caused a concern to me or my child. The postpartum room was amazing. The bed was big enough for me and my child’s father to sleep on. It felt like a suite in a five star hotel. They provide excellent food service morning, lunch, & dinner. My stay there for the five days was truly amazing. It truly was the best service that I’ve ever had at any Hospital. I would recommend anybody that if they’re having their first child , to go to Wellington Regional Medical Center.

Easily the worst hospital experience yesterday, I was literally thrown out of a room ( still attached to the EKG ) to accommodate another incoming patient. While I was gathering my stuff they were stripping the bed and cleaning the room and the only explanation they gave me was “ I’ll be placed in another holding room” . Mind you there were other vacant rooms in which they could’ve easily place the patient but I guess they needed that specific room right !! So I signed a release form because I wasn’t spending another minute in that hell hole. JFK hospital would never treat a patient in that manner !!

Kelly Medina was outstanding in her care, she was caring professional and kind. she made a big difference in our experience staying at the Hospital. The only problem we had is that after waiting in ER for 8 hours we were offered the room # 364 (apparently the only one available). My wife has hardly slept in the last 3 days because of her condition and this room has a accessible doors where anyone can come in to the room at any time, and also have the door connecting to the room is glass and any one entering the room can see inside the room. My wife could possible rest or sleep been concerned with this side access to the room at any time. We live 6 blocks away from the Hospital and we ask the nurse to be able to go home to sleep a few hours and come back to continue with any additional exam that the doctors determine. We were asked to sign a release even do we were coming back after a few hours of sleep, as we actually did.

Was treated here at the ER after a car accident. Was seen fairly quickly and everyone I dealt with was very nice and comforting during a stressful time. I feel the care I received was very good. The triage nurses especially were very nice and genuinely seem to care about what I was experiencing.