Atrium Medical Center - Denton (TX)

5 /5 Kori Byrd: Words cannot express how pleased we were with the care and support of our dear family member. Everyone, including the nurses, therapists, custodial staff, and even the kitchen staff were wonderful. The quality of care given was exceptional. The Atrium staff not only cared for our loved one, but also included the family in all aspects of her care. The facility was always clean and maintained and very welcoming. We are so grateful that everyone from the Atrium were apart of our loved ones recovery.

5 /5 Debra Anthony: My husband was there for 3 months. He faced many challenges and coded 4 times. Each time the super sweet staff brought him back. Five years late rhe is going strong and healthy today. The staff went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and train me to take care of his trach. When we were discharged the staff from the CEO down came to say goodbye. Thank you Atrium and the staff.

5 /5 RyanMp3: All of the nurses doctors and the entire staff here have gone above and beyond to take the best care of my Mamaw possible. I am at ease with her being here because I know they are taking great care of her! The staff is very sweet, kind and professional!

1 /5 Dan Graves: Avoid this hospital at all costs! They ignore alarms, call lights, let IV pumps beep for hours. They also didn’t catch that my mother was going septic until I alerted them and insisted that they intervene; by that time she had almost died. They also don’t have an ICU or doctors there at night. I had my mom sent back to Denton Regional and then to Select Specialty Hospital. It was night and day.

2 /5 Jana Matney: I beg those of you who cherish your loved ones, DO NOT send anyone to The Atrium on Corinth, TX. My cousin was there for a short time and had a wound caused by bed sores. The staff at The Atrium did not treat her properly and things became worse until her family sent her back to Presbyterian in Denton, where wound care specialists were called in and she improved. My close friend was sent to The Atrium ICU on March 11, 2013. I visited her that day, and she was communicating with me, laughing, and she just looked lovely. I was so happy and knew she was well on the road to recovery. Three days later, I received a call that her oxygen had been disconnected from her, and although warning signals of all kinds had to have gone off, she gasped for air while no one came until she coded blue. She was unable to be revived. Her family took her back to Presbyterian in Denton that day, and my dear friend is now brain dead. The Atrium have yet to tell the family a story that matches anyone elses story there about what really happened that day. The CEO of The Atrium is also not cooperating. This was my close friend, a mother, a grandmother, an educator, and friend to so many. But, the people at The Atrium killed her because they just didnt care. If I can save one person by this posting from dying or suffering, then it is worth it. At a local hospital where my mother volunteers, when someone goes to The Atrium, the comeback is always, "So, they are sending that person there to die, eh?" Yes, apparently they are. Thanks so much for reading, and God bless your loved one.