St. Luke's McCall Medical Center: Emergency

This is a lovely hospital. I have been here several times for tests and rarely wait more than a few minutes. I observed a man come in with an injury to his face and he was walked back to get help within minutes, as well. They are remodeling and may need to address parking. Tip: If you have a choice for appointment time, choose early morning. By 9:45 the parking gets difficult.

My daughter was brought into the ER by ambulance. I have nothing bad to say about any of the staff or facility. We were on vacation and ended up with a weekend stay at the hospital. They brought me in a fold out bed, and were very attentive with all my daughter's treatment. Thank you to everyone who worked the weekend! We appreciate you!

I rarely would dive into being happy about being in a hospital. However I really think this place deserves to be recognized. From the moment I came into the ER to being admitted and being in the main hospital, I have been treated like I’m a guest at a 5 star hotel. Doctors were methodical, listened, patient, and not In a hurry. The staff and nurses have been exactly the same and incredibly personable/friendly. They have gone out of their way to keep me as comfortable as possible and treat me like I was the only one that mattered. When was the last time you could say that about a hospital visit? This is a remarkable hospital and team. Thank you leeza, Laura, Rebecca, and dr. Lewis for the amazing care you’ve been providing me. It is truly appreciated.

Take absolutely forever and I saw people in serious pain in the waiting room..

ER doc suggested incorrect protocol for rabies vaccine AFTER suggesting that the patient not get the vaccine AT ALL after a bat landed on patient’s bare skin. Only 20 people have survived in the history of America after confirming they had rabies. This is why the rabies vaccine is given if there is even a chance you were bit. I can’t believe a doctor would chance a patient dying instead of just giving a vaccine. Absolutely crazy.