TriStar Skyline Medical Center

Apr 5th, 2024

My mom was taken here after a fall. The care we received was the worst care I have ever experienced. The 7th floor was terrible. No one checked on my mom for hours. She was left in a wet bed and even her socks were soaked. I feel terrible for patients that have no family to check on them. Nursing staff was young and very rude. You could tell none of them had much experience. They are more worried about their phones than patients. I have never seen such worse nursing care in my life. I will tell all my patients to avoid this hospital and I will never bring a loved one here again.
Apr 2nd, 2024

Skyline is great I got the great Doctor
Mar 31st, 2024

Falsified patient chart; bureaucratic mess; outstanding nurses During my first 24 hours on the floor for observation, no physician saw me BUT my "attending" (Dr. Uzoma) placed a FALSE note stating I was seen and examined. I was NOT. No updates were provided. No attempt was made to secure a physician to cover for the assigned physician who failed to attend me. Nurses had no pathway to resolutions, repeatedly sending notes to Dr. Uzoma (my assigned hospitalist). Patient advocacy is available only on week days, so my evening call was fielded by a floor supervisor who offered no solution aside from "I will elevate this as a concern to administration". All the while, a question lingered concerning medication. At this point I am trapped in a hospital room - sans physician care - with no idea of the status of my health, when or wheher I will be seen, or when I will be released.
Apr 9th, 2024

Having been informed of Skyline Hospital's recurring reputation as the least favorable medical facility in the region over several years, I found myself compelled to seek treatment there following a traumatic accident due to its proximity to the incident site. Regrettably, during my stay, I encountered substandard conditions, notably the inadequate functioning of the air conditioning system in my room, leading to discomfort during both daytime and nighttime periods. Furthermore, concerning the provision of medical care, I experienced a significant deviation from standard practice, as the medical staff abruptly discontinued my medication regimen, which resulted in considerable distress and pain. Upon expressing my concerns and seeking a transfer to a more reputable institution, I encountered dismissive behavior from the medical team, who, regrettably, admitted to lacking sufficient expertise in addressing my condition. In light of these experiences, I must caution individuals against seeking medical care at Skyline Hospital, as my encounter only exacerbated the already challenging circumstances surrounding my health at a rough time.
Apr 6th, 2024