Malcom Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Jon Vedas _{on Google}

Apr 9th, 2024

Considering their workload, they are doing a great job.

melissa schriver _{on Google}

Mar 5th, 2024

My husband had his kidney removed at Malcolm Randall VA hospital recently. I want to just say that we have nothing but high praises for everyone we encountered there! From the awesome Dr. Canales, to his surgical staff, the nurses, the students and all the volunteers!Y'all were just wonderful! Thank you!

Buddy Jones _{on Google}

Mar 5th, 2024

I'm sure there are some really good/great people working here. But it seems like I get the lazy ones that think everybody should know where to go.
If you have an appointment give yourself a good hour to find parking and then pack a lunch for the long walk to the hospital. And if there's a shuttle service I've never seen it or know where to catch it.

James Burtnett _{on Google}

Mar 1st, 2024

Not very happy with anything about the place.

Cee Spurgeon _{on Google}

Apr 6th, 2024

2024 Update: Well. I get the majority of my care through Community Care now for specialists. I go to primary care at the new location off Williston Rd. It's clean, efficient. Parking is great. Sometimes there is a food truck in the parking lot. I still try to avoid the hospital side at all costs. Parking there is a nightmare, even if you use a valet. I will say that I have had excellent experiences at Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, Dermatology. As a retired medical professional, I have to say the Surgical suite for gastro has been bad and so is women's health. The Mammogram clinic is decent. The vampires at the Lab are pretty good. Primary Care, has a steady block of doctors available, although my favorite one retired last year. I hope my new PC will be just as efficient and caring.
2022 Update: You would think after 2 years of complaints and town hall meetings, things would improve. Nope. I've been a patient at 12 different VAs, in 5 states, and this is the worst in regard to limitations placed on your general care. (I'm 100% P+T DV).
Instead of me complaining, here are things you can do to take control of your care: go to Myhealthevet and download your Blue Button record. Ensure after every x-ray, scan, appt, you check to see what the diagnosis (dx) and recommended actions. Take their actions into your own hands, BECAUSE, the VA medical staff will NOT. It is not completely their fault. They are completely understaffed and handling hundreds of patients daily. Your needs are FIRST to you, your needs may never meet their radar range. Trust.
I had a mammogram, and the radiologist found that I had a ruptured implant. My PCM sent me a letter that said my mammogram was "normal" and to reschedule next year for another. There is nothing normal about a ruptured silicone medical device that was recalled by the FDA. Take control of your health, knowledge is power.
2020: Awful. Creepy. Dirty. Vile. I leave this place and immediately take a bath in sanitizer. There was a male volunteer at the help desk, creepy af, and asked if he could look up my information to see "how we can further assist you." No. Do not say yes to that. There is absolutely nothing they need to access except the map to tell you where to go and how to get there. Nasty.