Texas Health Harris Methodist Fort Worth - Dismissal Lounge

Jon List _{on Google}

Apr 2nd, 2024

Worse place ever!!!!!!! If you want to die go there.. Just left that place not sure how they could even call that a hospital.. My daughter was brought in by EMT from her school from having troubles breathing and passing out chest pain on her left side by her heart.. the EMT at least gave her something to relax her.. THIS FOOKING place was going to release her after there about an hour.. she started to have another attack I called the doctor back in and they just stood there. I ask them to do something the A-hole doctor said what would you like me to do.. she telling him she can breath and pass out twice and still having trouble breathing... AND I Quote the doctor said if her heart stop I use them paddles.. this place is a damn joke.. Please please run as fast as you can before you die this place should be under investigation..

Alfredo Rosales _{on Google}

Mar 25th, 2024

My father was admitted there on 03/22/24-03/24/24 to the Harris Tower 8 floor room 36.The doctors and nurses along with the other staff were amazing on how they treated my father excellent service explained everything to us meds blood drawn everything.We were very happy along with my dad to have been there our nurse I only got her first name was angelica was the best along with the other gentleman nurse guy also utmost respectful thank you for such a great experience there along with my dad he out now feels great along with the family my utmost and sincere thanks to y'all for doing what y'all do to the patients .

Tatyana Stephens _{on Google}

Mar 24th, 2024

WORST EXPERIENCE EVER THE SHIFT I GOT THIS MORNING ON JONES FLOOR IS RUDE TO ME I DONT EVEN BOTHER THEM I went out to try to tell them my swelling got worse and my nose was bleeding they just told me go back to my room and to go back to bed I hate Im being treated like this Ill never come back

D R _{on Google}

Mar 22nd, 2024

In spite of electronic charting between clinicians, the communication between physicians, staff, and patients is disorganized affecting continuity of care. For example, physicians have 48 hours from initiating a verbal order before having to chart it in the system. Thus, discontinued orders continue to be performed by staff. Physicians and nursing are often unaware of the plans or actions of consulting physicians because of this 48 hour gap. HIPAA sensitive information is displayed prominently in the halls including patient sensitive identifying information. Much too much time from admission to initial contact with the best-fit physician for the patient, even in acute situations and especially on weekends. Chain of command issues such as consulting surgeons attempting to place orders for routine medical needs in non-emergency situations before the patient has been seen by their designated medical physician. Hospital has a significant systems problem, though many staff are top notch, the system errors are challenging to communication and best care. If you use this hospital, prepare to advocate constantly for yourself or your family member.
On the positive side, the THR My Chart app is great for being aware of test results and progress notes, though many staff seem not to have read them and will ask patients for updates they should be reading themselves. There are some very nice rooms on certain floors, though they continue to lack a small refrigerator for extended stays.