USMD Hospital at Arlington - Arlington (TX)

5 /5 John Holcomb: I came in on January 27, 2025 for Holep prostate surgery with Dr Huddleston. Surgery is often not looked at with a measure of "finally." But I had suffered long enough with prostate complications, so I was ready! The day surgery center was very nice and treated me almost like a celebrity. Mary Beth, my nurse treated me like she would probably treat her father if he were there for surgery. She looked after me before and after the surgery, and took excellent care of me. Thank you Mary Beth!!! The anesthesia team announced "here it comes", and I prepared for a little alone time. The next thing I know is a horrible feeling of nausea! When I told Rhonda, my recovery nurse, she immediately gave me something for that and in a few seconds the feeling was gone and never came back. She looked after me like Mary Beth did, like I was her father. She was superb! At my age, it took a little longer to recover, but I did and went home that day! Thanks you USMD!!! You took great care of me and it was so evident that all of you like your jobs and really enjoy taking care of your "children" for the day. Keep it up! I will try to get the Daisy Award for Mary Beth and Rhonda. If I cant, please accept my sincere gratitude for taking such good care of me. God Bless you all!!!

5 /5 John Ryan: I was recently blessed to receive great service on a recent trip to the hospital for prostate surgery. The entire staff made me feel comfortable and that they cared. They listened and It was real and not an act. You could tell that this was their "jam," it was what they went to work to do every day and they did it well. They made me feel safe and their personality and professionalism helped me from being nervous. If I ever have to have to surgery again Id pick USMD Hospital at Arlington.

1 /5 Alexandra Chavez: Went to the ER Tuesday afternoon due to having some bleeding while being 7 weeks of pregnant I was also cramping and not feeling so good the check in lady had a nasty attitude for no reason I’m sorry if she was having a bad day but I was having a worser, the nurses were so nice tho I didn’t got to see a doctor and they send me home and advice me to go with a OBGYN unfortunately that same night I had a miscarriage the day after I was having super bad cramps that I couldn’t even walk or speak I kept throwing up due to the pain I went back to the ER just so they could help with the pain and again front desk ladies were just being stupid and laughing with each other while I was waiting in pain, the doctor was worser he really had the audacity to argue with me about them not being OBGYNS and there was nothing they could do about it to help me? When all I needed was something for the CRAMPS PAIN then he proceed to say I was miscarrying and I just had to wait for that to be over and wait for my next pregnancy? Even the nurse had to apologize for his rudeness and 0 professional everyone was rude getting mad because I was screaming just for being in pain? Expect for my 2 male nurses I didn’t got they’re names but they were awesome other then those 2 everyone was so rude .

1 /5 Kimberley Mitchell: 11/22/24 USMD sent my 76 yr old dehydrated home without any IV fluids. My mother told those quacks, she couldn’t swallow anything, including water! They were also advised of her pacemaker, yet they sent her home with oral antibiotics…(she can’t swallow)!! The doctors at Medical City Arlington found a mass in her throat, and are giving her the treatment and care she should have gotten from USMD Arlington. If I hadn’t taken my mother to another hospital… We are blessed to still have her. USMD, DAMN YOU! Update on my mother’s condition: 12/21/24 after 3weeks of being in ICU my beloved mother was finally downgraded to a regular room at Baylor. USMD I called the number you listed in your reply yesterday, waiting for “J” to call me back. 12/24/24 Just spoke with JD about my mother’s mistreatment and poor lack of care. She promised to look into her case with a team of…more people. My mother will not be home for Christmas, but we are thanking GOD that he hasn’t called her home. The road to recovery will be 9 to 12 months and she’s willing to put the work in to gain her independence back. Praise GOD!