Community Hospital

"One look at this hospital’s brand new 16 million dollar addition should tell you everything you need to know about the business crooks that run it. As the cost of medical care constantly increases up to nearly twice the CPI rate, the same doctors who dominate three-fourths of the regional boards which set the rates of payment to the doctors for insurances are also the beneficiaries of those same high fees. The government complains about the high cost of Medicare. It increases deductions so that the poor and the elderly have to pay more and become even poorer. It even considers eliminating some benefits entirely, but the root cause of the problem of impending Medicare bankruptcy--THE DISGUSTING AND INSATIABLE GREED OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND ITS DOCTORS AND HOSPTIALS--is not addressed. There are no plans to curb the greed of doctors, nurses, and hospital owners and administration because this would encroach up on the American freedom of medical predators to prey on the ailing, the infirm, the dying, the poor, and the elderly."

"Again, I had to use their ER. The staff was so good and attentive. I would recommend them to anyone that needs the help."

"I will always choose McCook over any other for medical needs. I have been seeing doctors and specialists here since I was young. I had my daughter here and the birthing wing was beautiful and it was a very comfortable atmosphere in a very uncomfortable time. The care and quality are untouched!!"

"I drive from Oberlin to go to the McCook hospital and doctor clinic. I spent 2 weeks in that hospital 2.5 years ago and received care every bit as good as any other place I've lived including Reno, the San Francisco Bay area, Salem and Portland, Oregon. I have and do trust the doctors there with my life. In a week I'm having hip replacement surgery there after having to wait 15 years for it. Th people there are the best. !!!!!"

"My mom went to her Dr. last week sent home with antibiotics ( per Omaha infectious disease specialist she was prescribed double what she should have been (6/16/15) ) On Sunday she went to the ER severe dehydration, sores in her throat and ear, Lymph nodes swollen and so much pain she felt like she was dying. Dr. Krysl was there and made the comment that the ER is for dying patents only and she was not dying, not so nice comment and sent her home saying she had mono ( very rare for a 80 year old if you do the research) On Monday she was feeling worse and went back to the ER, he then said it was she has west nile. On Tuesday she was worse, called the Dr Krysl at the clinic 3 times, waited 2 ½ hours and he never returned the call. She started vomiting blood, ambulance was called and we went to Dundy county hospital. They admitted her bc she was so sick, ran lots of test and found out what was going on and is working closely with Infectious Disease Specialist in Omaha. Also 6 years ago they told my dad he had a virus when a xray would of told him he had lung cancer."