Columbia Memorial Hospital - Emergency Room - Hudson (NY)

1 /5 Katherine L: they are useless. They do not help at all and have no compassionate for you. Do not come here. All they will do is give you tylenol and let you go home. They also talk to you in front of other patients, no privacy at all.

1 /5 Tina Walker: Dreadful inadequate treatment. My daughter was rushed to ER with head injury and injured shoulder over memorial weekend. They did x-ray, said fractured clavicle did CT scan for head put in 3 staples . Dishared her on the saturday after a couple of hours she was in terrible pain. They gave pain medication for 24 hours even thought it was a long weekend. We had huge difficulty getting any more. We had to take her back to ER they let her sit there with no pain meds for hours. Finally gave enought for 6 hours. Next day drove back to NYC with her in terrible pain. She went to HHS she had fractured her clavicle in 4 places, needed a 4 hour operation with 2 plates and pins and was given heavy pain meds for the pain. She is now home and healing but no thanks to anyone at the ER at Columbia Memorial in Hudson. Avoid if you can, if not make sure you have an advocate with you .

1 /5 Dale Burger: Nearly assault by an RN the night of the 18th. The security guard has to stand between them and me. His coworkers had to hold him back. Also another nurse threatened my well-being. Then after returning home had night-terrors all the rest of the night. Since then have been experiencing anxiety and panic. Dont go here.

1 /5 Caitlin LaRussa: Zero stars. Total nightmare. Do not go. Took my partner in yesterday at 1p because we thought she had appendicitis. They had her waiting in a hallway for two hours before being seen at all with no updates or anything. Finally took her back and I was not allowed to go with her. She was there for ten hours, alone in a chair sitting next to other ill patients. No privacy, no bed (for anyone). Sitting right next to unmasked and coughing patients. No ability to be a safe distance away. Throughout the day, her and everyone else’s private health information was discussed openly in the hallway. Total HIPAA violation. At the end of it all, they forgot about her for 1.5 hours and then when she asked what was going on, they said “oh yeah you can go”, as if it was her fault that she hadn’t just asked sooner. They released her with “Tylenol” as a discharge plan and did not give her any of her test results, nor did they check to see if she had any understanding of what was going on with her health. She left crying, scared and confused. I had to go back in there and ask for her test results and the doctor (a tall, white, doctor of osteopathy - beware! - did not get his name but will definitely follow up) was incredibly dismissive and acted like I was being a bother. When I complained, he literally walked out of the room and told me I could talk to patient services. Never ever again. Also, good lord! If you don’t have the capacity to treat patients in an acceptable manner, please say so upfront so people can go elsewhere! For what it’s worth, the woman at the front desk was lovely and an amazing advocate. I would have lost my mind if not for her.

4 /5 Michelle Berman: I was seen immediately. Testing was thorough and follow up explained. Everyone was busy but attentive. I would use them again if necessary.