Clay County Memorial Hospital

"The ER Dr was good and the nurses were good, but after being admitted the care went to hell. The only " Dr " I saw was a contracted nurse practitioner. Because of this nurse practitioner I had to have a toe amputated. I told her numerous times something wasn't right. She was very unprofessional and had a nasty attitude problem. She acted like I was stupid and wanted drugs. What I wanted is to find out why I was hurting from my foot to my groin. By the time I was finally transferred to another hospital my toe had gangrene and was black. If this nurse practitioner has listened to me I they would have found that my femoral artery was 100% blocked and I would still have all 10 of my toes. I wouldn't recommend this hospital until they get their priorities straight. Beware they also have cameras in the patient rooms that they do not make you aware of including when they have you exposed and are doing procedures. I could have died because of this nurse practitioners negligence . My toe was also broken during the time I was under her care."

"Great experience all the staff and Dr Greer were absolutely amazing! In and out of there in under 2 hours even with covid/flu tests, chest xray, ekg, bloodwork, and iv. Had we gone to wichita we would still be waiting probably."

"I was recently in the New Er. I was right in any in for maybe an hour and half. The nurse was so polite and truly cared about my wound. The doc came right in and checked me out. No stitches! But I got tetanus shot. She gave me shot and bandages. Meanwhile the had an ambulance arrival. I had to wait longer for reaction to shot. She started ambulance patient. Then right back to me and explain discharge treatment. Sent me on my way. Thank you so much!"

"Such great staff that are able to give one on one personal care. I have never had a bad experience while being treated there. Friendly faces with uplifting personalities get you through each visit. Thank you for all the work you do for our community!"

"Went to this hospital because I was visiting a friend from Fort Worth, I was in excruciating pain due to a kidney stone. The nurse refused to use a butterfly needle to put the IV in, a EMT had to come and find a vein, they took blood and urine, and asked me where my pain was, I told them it was at a 7 or 8, 10 mins before they released me they gave me 1 antibiotic and a shot of Tramadol that took my pain to a 6, the doctor came in and rudely said ( you have kidney stones ) turned and walked out. I also have a kidney infection, he didn’t prescribe any antibiotics, I wouldn’t recommend this hospital at all, it’s worth the drive to Decatur."