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Ephraim McDowell Fort Logan Hospital
110 Metker Trail, Stanford, Kentucky 40484
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About the Ephraim McDowell Fort Logan Hospital
Ephraim McDowell Fort Logan Hospital, located at 110 Metker Trail in Stanford, Kentucky, is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital offering a full array of health care services. Services include surgery, labor and delivery, diagnostic imaging, and transitional care. The hospital is known for its emergency care and is a Level IV Trauma Center.
With state-of-the-art technology, the hospital serves the citizens of Lincoln County and surrounding areas. Despite its size, Ephraim McDowell Fort Logan Hospital upholds high standards of excellence in care and customer service. The hospital has been serving the community since 1963 and relocated to its current location in April 2008.
The new facility features an expanded obstetrics unit, an expanded Emergency Department with a three-bed trauma room, two operating rooms, and an expanded Diagnostic Imaging Department with MRI capabilities. Additionally, the hospital houses a walk-in and primary care clinic, a retail store for home medical equipment, and an outpatient physical therapy service.
Language assistance services are available in multiple languages, and all physicians featured on the website are part of the medical faculty of Ephraim McDowell Health. The website uses Google™ Translate for automatic translation, although the accuracy of the translations cannot be guaranteed. The official source for program information and services provided by Ephraim McDowell Health is the English version of the website.
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110 Metker Trail, Stanford, KY 40484, United States
Reviews of Ephraim McDowell Fort Logan Hospital
"The first time I came here they were amazing every other time I tried to come here they were closed. I came today and they refused to treat me and told me they couldn’t do anything because I had difficulty breathing and abdominal pain. Sounds like laziness. What’s the point of a clinic if you don’t at least check someone out."
"You go in for a kidney stone. You come out missing all 4 limbs. If the entire staff isn't being taken out back to face the wall I'd be shocked. This is a real story. https://www.express.co.uk/news/us/1850510/kidney-operation-no-arms-legs-usa"
"Me and my wife would rather die that go to this place they only care about playing on there phones and the doctors just seem like they hate their job and can't wait to leave iv only had like one good experience and 500 bad not looking for pills before anyone starts accusations just help"
"I took my 86 year old father who was recovering from a broken hip and was malnourished and dehydrated. He has not been eating or drinking well for over a month where he was at a Danville Rehab Center to get physical therapy . He had asthma and a bad cough. They gave him no Iv fluids in the ER and said his labs were normal which I do not believe.They said his chest X-ray was clear which I don’t believe because he aspirated food , drink and medications. He had 2 stage 2-3 decubitus on his coccyx from the nursing home . He had lost 20-30 pounds over a month. I asked them to please send him to VA hospital per ambulance for palliative care and better pain control . They would not do it and sent him home. I feel the doctor treating him and this hospital were negligent with my dads care."
"I can't believe this kind of care came from a little hospital in Stanford, Kentucky. My father received the best care here! There was not a single negative interaction for the entire duration of his stay. And that stay was over 2 weeks. The members of the medical staff were wonderful, Doctors and Pharmacists took the time to answer my questions fully and to develop a treatment plan customized to my father's needs and challenges. Ann in PT and Tammy Jo in OT, were both amazing! Rick in dietary was incredibly helpful in creating wonderful meals for my father, despite Dad's diet restrictions, and he even made sure my Mom had meals to eat when she was staying in the unit with my father (for which I am incredibly thankful). Jody, the administrator, came by to visit several times to be sure we were getting what we needed. All the nurses who worked with us and all the techs were professional, warm, helpful and each and every one went above and beyond. Every single one. If anybody on staff was having a bad day, I never saw it and neither did my mother...and one of us was with my father 24/7. I wish every hospital he had visited in the last few months could have been this warm, caring, and professional. (We have been in both Danville and Lexington multiple times.) Honestly, we almost didn't come here for his rehab. We were more than a little skeptical before we arrived... but I'm so happy we came here! Ft Logan Hospital is a hidden gem and I'm so thankful we found it!"
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