Russell County Medical Center Hospice

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About Russell County Medical Center Hospice

Address

116 Flanagan Avenue, Suite C
Lebanon, VA 24266

Website

https://www.balladhealth.…

Phone

(276) 883-8484

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Reviews for Russell County Medical Center Hospice

Beverly — This is a five star hospital. I went yesterday after urgent care where I was told to go to ER for chest pain . The staff was professional. They were polite and attentive. Dr. Rexro I is the best. Thanks for the good care.

Reviewed on Google on Feb. 11, 2020, 8:09 a.m.

Jill McCowan — My ER experience was very good. I was in and out. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Reviewed on Google on July 1, 2019, 8:31 a.m.

Debra Kennedy — I didn't even want to give it one star but have to in order to comment. I went in in severe pain in my lower back and hip.The Dr treated and talked to me like I was nothing more than a common druggie off the street. They didn't want to do anything for me and told me to go on home. I ended up having surgery 2 weeks later. I had a cyst sitting on the nerve in my lower back so m u pain was very real.I bet the next drug head that came through the door got exactly what they wanted. However I did get a bill for the physical for 19 hundred dollars. I will never go back to RCMC if it's my choive

Reviewed on Google on Sept. 11, 2018, 1:08 p.m.

Jessica Mccowan — I know everyone on here saw my pictures of my feet when I fell. Well when I originally went to Lebanon Hospitals ER, by ambulance I might add because I couldn't even bend my leg to get in a car, the lady doctor who saw me only xrayed my ankles even though I told her how bad my leg hurt. The doctor told me that it would take a tremendous amount of force to break the leg bone so she wouldn't xray it. In fact she told me that I needed to start walking on it the next day. Well I went to my primary care doctor, who is excellent by the way, and she decided to xray the leg since they didn't at the ER. She was on vacation last week so she didn't get my xray till this week. Well it turns out my tibia leg bone is broken in two. Did this ER doctor not know there were other bones in the leg that could be broken? She needs to go back to medical school. And from my research the tibia is the big long bone, not the short one. Even the ambulance guy told me that the bone in the side of the leg could be fractured. My doctor said my leg should have been casted at the hospital and I should not have been walking on it but since this idiot doctor at the hospital didn't xray my leg like she should have when I told her the pain it was causing me I have been walking around on a broken leg. So my doctor told me to stay off it and she is sending me to an orthopedic doctor. So I am now on crutches which I should have been on the entire time. Now I knew Lebanon Hospital was bad but I had no ideal they were this negligent. No wonder my leg hurts so bad. I was walking on it broken. I KNEW SOMETHING WASN'T RIGHT. Thank God for my family doctor. Now my question is what should I do about the hospital being so negligent? Does anyone know who I can file a severe complaint with? What if my leg won't heal properly now? I am just so furious and upset and disappointed with Lebanon Hospital right now that I don't know what to do.

Reviewed on Google on Sept. 1, 2018, 11:30 a.m.

Jared Ring — I live in the area and I've been in and out of the ER here several times. The staff here is excellent and so is the care.

However, every single time I have come here, without fail, something hokey has happened with the billing. I've received and paid multiple bills for the same visit. I've been threatened with collection agencies, even though the bill was paid the day services were rendered. Every time, something odd happens.

Overall; Great staff, shady business practices.

Reviewed on Google on March 14, 2018, 12:46 p.m.