Calhoun Liberty Hospital - Blountstown, Florida

Nicole R.

Extremely filthy, could smell the mold in this place, looks like it’s out of a horror film. Told my daughter she didn’t need antibiotics, had no ear infection, negative for the strep and other tests they performed on her. Only excused her from school for the day she was seen. I sent her back to school and the school nurse said the doctor was wrong and she needed to see a different doctor. Took her in to another doctor and she has a double ear infection and was positive for flu b. Will never be returning to this hospital complete quacks.

Tommy B.

Waited for 1 hour still was not seen as my wife was puking her guts out the front desk nurses decided it was better for a shift change then for us to be checked in and seen

And a side note if the new hospital does not get new employees and treat their patients respectfully and the color of their skin and in a timely manner the new hospital will not last very long just awful

Victor K.

How do they allow people in accounting to pose as medical professionals for social media posts? The "Tik Tok Nurse" that was in the news a while back WASN'T EVEN A NURSE. She still does Tik Tok and she still works here. No WONDER this is a terribly functioning place.

alixis L.

Was in the emergency room 2 nights ago. The Asian doctor in there don’t do his job. I came in with my ears hurting very bad and he kept asking me questions and wouldn’t let me even finish what I had to say and then he looks at my ear and say I have a lot of ear wax so he told me get wax removal kit and I did and now I am deaf. Every time I try to call to complain they don’t answer. DO NOT EVER GO HERE UNLESS THEY GET NEW AND BETTER EMPLOYEES

Linrod S.

I went to this hospital because I had a really bad stomach virus. The staff were aggressive to me and they were just utterly disrespectful. The bathrooms were also NOT clean and the floors looked old and raggedy. Please do not go here, do not send your children here, your mom, dad, brothers, sisters, NOBODYYY.

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Tabitha

I do find it pure craziness when someone goes to the ER and asks if someone can do a manual blood pressure check for them to be told NO we can not do anything unless you check in and are seen through the ER. That is just a ploy to be able to bill the patients insurance or charge a private pay patient just to get money rolling in to the building. Most doctor offices will check a patients blood pressure FREE without seeing them unless it's high then they MUST be seen immediately. And when a patient is never seen by a doctor or even put in a room you should not be able to charge the patients insurance either this has happened before too. I have only rated this a one star because you have to do so in order to place a review. Please rebuild our local hospital and bring back values, support, and actually care and concern for the patients not just about the money.

Stephanie

I brought my mother in and the nurses Jenny and Whitney were great as well as Dr Sheffield they are good at what they do and really cared about her well being. I want to thank them for everything they did as well as their patience with such a stubborn patient they handled it very well. I would definitely recommend this Hospital to anyone.

Poppy

To whom is "Liberty" afforded at this hospital? The actions of the staff at this hospital including summoning the police to remove a patient from her hospital bed who is repeatedly complaining of respiratory distress and shortness of breath is outrageous behavior for medical personnel. Her complaints of shortness of breath should have been worked up and fully investigated and because these steps were not taken a diagnosis of acute pulmonary embolism went undiagnosed. At the very least, 02 saturation with & without oxygen and at rest and walking (exertion) should have been conducted. To ultimately investigate the shortness of breath, skip VQ scan and order a stat chest CT with pulmonary embolism protocol. Since this patient was breathless and short winded without oxygen, and did not require oxygen before admission, the discharge should have been classified as unsafe because one cannot discharge a patient home who is requiring oxygen when he or she does not wear oxygen at home. The patient must first be weaned from oxygen or either go home with oxygen depending on the underlying cause for the need for oxygen but first the cause for continued oxygenation has to be determined. If pain is what the patient says it is, then shortness of breath is what the patient says it is. A patient collapsing in the hospital's parking lot after she reported numerous times that she was short of breath, and not only that, had her oxygen removed by an officer of the law who may or may not have a medical back ground should result in arrest and permanent revocation of medical and nursing licenses. I have never been admitted to this hospital and will never agree to admission there. I would rather die with dignity at home then die a shameful death.