St. Anthony's Hospital- Emergency Center

"Went into the ED on Saturday because my drink had been spiked. Walked into an empty ER, still waited an hour to be placed in a room. Then waited in the room for another hour while we listened to nurses laughing and chatting in the corridor. They then told me that they don't test for anything besides marijuana and speed. I didn't even get an IV. Then waited another hour for someone to check us out. It took us trying to walk out so that I could at least get some water for someone to notice us. Stay away from this place."

"I hate going to the doctor... but when you have to go - you have to go. Ive been to St. Anthonys 3 times in the last year. Every time ive been i have felt like family. I wouldnt go to a different hospital. The staff at St. Anthonys makes me feel comfortable and they treat me as if im part of their family. In what i consider my worst days of this life , they treat me top tier. Beyond gratefull to have them as a resourse!!!"

"Finally after 3 weeks of trying to brave my symptoms of being severely tired to the point I couldn't stay awake ,I came to Saint Anthony's. I have several life long serious health issues that would definitely need to be looked at. The nurse practioner xania (not sure how to spell her name )was super rude and looked at me like I was making things up . Never cared to tell me how I can help myself, didn't come back in the room to discharge me , I had to keep calling the nurses for them to give me any info they had after 6 hrs . Xania didn't even know what a efgr was and literally asked what's that when I asked her if that was normal . Funny thing is I got bloodwork at quest that same day before going to the hospital. How could she not see that my albumin /creatine ratio was beyond bad at a 2,900 . Which could explain why I was so tired . But according to her there was no explanation why I had been feeling so ill for 3 weeks. My creatine is also very high . Triglercides are so high. Sugar was high Cholesterol was so high but she said everything was "normal". My kidneys are spilling way too much protien. As a person who has stage 2 kidney disease and diabetes. I feel like that's info I could of been told. But no I had to look up my own bloodwork . I don't understand why these NPs ,Dr's don't tell us what's on our bloodwork ,so we can take that to our physician . These are serious matters that can easily be an emergency if not treated. I feel like an iv of fluid would of helped my dehydration (which could be a reason for the super high albumin/creatine ) . But nope never even received that . I will never go to St Anthony's Er again. Nor recommend anyone to them . It was also interesting aka annoying that I got a chest xray and covid/rsv test after telling them my 2 covid test I took was negative. And why a chest xray , it was my back where my kidneys are that hurt. So I'm sure I'll get a huge bill for that."