DHR Health Womens Hospital - Edinburg (TX)

3 /5 Brittney Marie: Had somewhat of a good experience here. The majority of the nurses were kind and gentle. I only had 1 nurse by the name of Yareli who went above and beyond her scope of practice. She strongly encouraged medical care that was not in her job description, multiple times. When I wanted my support people to hear what she had to say, she tried to exclude them, but I insisted she tell all of us what her thoughts were. Aside from this, my experience was good. The anesthesiologist, Tim, was amazing! He did my epidural and it wasn’t as bad as it could’ve been! He was also very kind and gentle! This staff got me through so much & we’re grateful for a positive outcome!

1 /5 Julia Martinez: Worst place ever. Came for a simple MRI, and it took them from 7:40, and right now, its 1:49 and still nothing. My daughter hasnt even eaten. Im hungry, and she is hungry. Was one of the first and still here. Still here at the moment, and its 4:13 now Im and still here. DHR Hospital was way faster than this. Had 2 mri with dhr and both out by 12. Thought this would be faster and was wrong. No one is polite when situations take forever.

1 /5 Letty Lara: As first time grandparents I’m so disappointed that L&D does not have a Family waiting room. We had to go home at 8:00 pm and was told to come back at 8:00 am. I’m hoping my daughter in law does not have the baby during the middle of the night because we are going to miss the most precious moment of their lives and ours.

4 /5 April Gazca: I gave birth at the start of November here at DHR women’s. I wanted to take the time to acknowledge a few employees who definitely made our experience a great one and that meant so much to us. Cassy RN you were the best nurse we had! You were so attentive and understanding and made me feel so comfortable during my time there, you taking time to come in and check in even after I gave birth was so thoughtful, you are an amazing nurse thank you so much for everything!! I want to also mention Norma CNA from the baby nursery!! Thank you for being patient and friendly with us and with our baby, you were so gentle and professional especially giving our baby his first bath, we appreciate you so much. Aracely from postpartum you are a great nurse, you were so attentive and responsive, thank you for being you. Dr Delgado you were amazing and we were so blessed to have had you deliver our baby. All the staff was great and we had an overall great experience.. Don’t let all these bad reviews scare anyone thinking about delivering at DHR. You are in charge of your care if you’re not comfortable with staff or your experience dont be afraid to speak up

2 /5 bee gonz: Went to deliver a baby on Nov 4th, 2024. 1st the staff didn’t introduce themselves I didn’t know my first nurses name until about two hours in, left the white board completely blank. 2nd the charge nurse (she said she was the charge I can’t be sure) inserted an IV without gloves, didn’t perform any hand hygiene before either. My first nurse Sam was incredibly aggressive and kept trying to convince me to get the epidural from the moment I got comfortable in the room, she hadn’t even started the Pitocin yet and kept saying you want the epidural, let me get you the epidural I was only 2cm dilated and not progressing an hour in. She left my bed in a high position and when I asked her to help me lower it so I could go pee she just looked at me and smiled so I had to basically jump out of bed. When I asked for a new nurse they told me no, and then Sam came and confronted me about it. She said I don’t know what I did to you but I’m the nicest nurse here. Then she left the room took me off the Pitocin and didn’t come back for 3 hours because I wouldn’t stay still and the baby monitor kept moving so basically me trying to get comfortable was an inconvenience I kept moving because my first IV was causing me pain of 6 even if I had my arm completely still I was finally able to get comfortable after they changed it but then I had to worry about infection because of the other nurses lack of safety protocol. Then after an hour of being able to stay in one position because I was no longer in pain at the IV site, sam came in and said I’ll start you back on Pitocin since you stayed still for awhile. Weird I signed a waiver for intermittent fetal monitoring not continuous. I also wanted the option of getting up to pee while on Pitocin and she kept telling me no due to hospital protocol (isn’t wearing gloves during IV insertion part of protocol, guess they pick and choose what rules they’re going to follow), but I just needed to sign a waiver for intermittent fetal monitoring. The first IV that the nurse put in became infiltrated but they tried to tell me it wasn’t but it was. The nurse who came in for day shift (Normita) was a godsend I’d give DHR one star if it weren’t for her.