Lincoln Health Community Hospital — Local services in Hugo

I attended the E.R Tuesday evening at 6:45, ApriI 9 cannot say that I received any kind of care. I have lived in this area for past six years. That was my third time there as a patient. Over these past 6 years, I have been in that hospital countless number of times with friends. Until know I have never had a complaint with what I saw or experienced. Until yesterday evening. A hateful , hurt comment was made by one of the nursing staff a short distance up from the exam room, the door was open, to another nursing staff person who was standing outside the exam room door. I was ready to grab my driver's license and insurance card and leave. My friend what they would have to say too my face. I did, what a waist off time. No matter how sick I was or how badly I may be injured. OI I cannot get to anther hospital. I will choose to suffer and die if need be, before stepping foot into your E.R again. What a crying shame it is that Mc Donald's train's there employees to deal with their coustemers with more dignity and ethics then what your hospital does...

Spent one morning in Emergency at the Lincoln Community Hospital, Hugo, CO because of a fall that I had. I had misgivings about going there since we were from out of state. But all of that changed quickly as I was given a bed so they could treat my injuries. I felt I was in professional hands as I was checked for not only my injuries, but the possibility of other injuries. Dr Liljestrand was such a pleasant person, who knew what she was doing and made me feel very confident in her. I believe it was Greg Engel who carefully attended to me. I so appreciated him. If I should ever fall again, I hope I am close enough to be taken to Lincoln ER....

The staff was inattentive and seemed to be otherwise occupied during our visit. They need some serious retraining on patient care and basic procedures! They failed to offer a wheelchair after providing a dosage of pain meds, barely prevented a fall by catching our patient. Then after discharging us they scattered like roaches leaving us to find a wheelchair and help our child (who was still crying in pain) out of the hospital. I'm no usually a critic of the hard working medical profession that keeps us safe and healthy, but this hospital needs some major professional retraining! Doesn't the hippocratic oath include the phrase...