Emergency Room at Corpus Christi Medical Center Doctors Regional - Corpus Christi (TX)

5 /5 Phil LLanez: I’m very sorry I don’t remember the nurses name in the ER but she was phenomenal!!! Not that I wanted to be in the ER but the care I received in the ER as well as the rest of the hospital was by far the best. Great bedside manner, extremely professional and friendly and above all EXCELLENT health care which saved my life. Thank you.

4 /5 Mary Ehrmin: I would have rated this a five except for two things: 1) Access - I needed to be moved from the ER to the hospital and there wasnt a room for me. 2) at 3:15 a.m. a lab tech turned the overhead lights on without warning and then jammed a needle into my arm with unnecessary roughness and no concern for the pain she caused, which lasted FOUR hours. I have had countless blood draws but never one like this. One of the staff let it slip that this woman has a reputation for being rough. Rough doesnt begin to describe it. Her name is Lourdes and she should not be allowed to handle needles.

5 /5 Lorrie Meyer: The staff at the satellite emergency center were friendly and attentive. The ambulance transfer personnel were very nice. The staff at the emergency room at Doctors Hospital were also attentive, informative and friendly. Thank you for such great care!

1 /5 Betty Garcia: It was a terrible ER visit! Felt terrible and had to sit in a cold hallway for a very long time! Still felt the same after being discharged. Blood pressure never got controlled and dizziness and was still discharged. :( Not very compassionate towards patients!

2 /5 Eric Staut: I arrived at the ER at about 12:30 PM for a possible TIA (on my Drs advice). Check-in was good, as was ER care until about 4 PM. Then, I was moved to the ER hallway "to await assignment to a room in the hospital." I got my final test, an MRI, at about 6PM. At about 8 PM, I was finally given my first food to eat since check-in after we complained to the RN--I was told I was on do-not-eat anything status because I might go into a seizure, but I had already been checked by a hospitalist and a Dr. (moving my tongue around etc), and had already had all three ordered tests completed. The ER was a zoo after about 4PM, with numerous patients lined up in ambulance gurneys.At about 9:30 PM, I checked myself out and went home after I was told that I would probably spend the night in the hallway, because the Dr. who was going to read my MRI had gone home for the night and there were no available beds in the hospital. What SHOULD HAVE been done was schedule me for the MRI sooner so it could have been read by a Dr before he went home for the night, so I could have been released to go home rather than spend 15 hours in the ER hallway, where sleep would have been impossible. I also SHOULD HAVE been given some food sooner without our having to force the issue with an RN.