Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center

"My husband had two knee replacement surgeries at Maryview recently. The medical staff were amazing... They were caring and so accommodating to help make the visits as comfortable as possible. Specifically the Orthopedic staff and Dr Benjamin Westcott. Dr Westcott and his medical team treated us like we were the only patients there. They provided thorough answers to our questions during the stay and after going home they followed up with us to make sure everything was okay. We would highly recommend Dr Westcott and his staff and Maryview Medical Center for any orthopedic needs or services."

"I have received the best service for 4 different procedures in the last 4 months. I had labs drawn, 2 outpatient procedures one requiring anesthesia, and a surgery that required an overnight stay. I was treated by the most caring and professional caregivers I have ever experienced in my 65 years. Everyone from the security guards at the information desk, the staff at registration, the nurses, anesthesiologists, and surgeon were kind, answered all my questions and concerns, and spent all the time I needed to be confident in my health decisions. I highly recommend the Bon Secours Maryview team and don’t understand the low ratings."

"Last year I had a heart attack. I had only lived here a few months. The hospital ICU was on point! The cardiologist who saved my life great. That Is it. My regular room was not clean. And the head nurse I spoke to was rude."

"A simple lung biopsy left me with a chest tube two weeks ago. Which the physician said happens in 4% of cases. But that tube had to be replaced by another. No report of how often that occurs. Spent two nights in a hospital room. Nursing staff was exceptionally good in that room, and the biopsy was negative. But I'll not return to Maryview unless there's no viable alternative."

"If there is a "thing" of one bad apple then this would be the example of it. Toward the end of my stay of an intense operation at Maryview, prior to my discharge my wonderful RN took me to the restroom, my husband was on his way back to the hospital for the pick-up. My nurse told me he would be back in time for me to finish preparing to go and he left for the Nurses Station and closed the door to the restroom. While in the restroom only moments later I could hear the distinct sound of my luggage being unzipped then I heard another section of the luggage being unzipped. I could hear it through the door! I couldn't move fast though. Since I had been in the hospital for more than 2 days I had no reason to go in my bag, it was zipped. I sent my main wallet and purse home with my husband (Thank the Good Lord)! When I came back to the room I found that the thieves were in a rush as they left my garments strewn about after rummaging. I tried to have an open mind about this facility, but it was that one "apple". While staying there (if you must), leave all valuables at home or with a loved one."