Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital at 305 Langdon Street in Somerset, Kentucky

Customer Reviews about Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital

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  If I could put zero stars I would. I took my 2 year old son the LCRH ER Sunday evening. He had been lethargic, running a high fever, and was unable to walk. We didn't wait very long in the lobby before the brought us back. They got us in a room and the doctor almost immediately came in. He wanted first off to check how he walked. So I put him down to see what he would do and of course, he started crying pretty loudly. The doctor didn't even give him a chance to get started and told me to put him back in the bed. So I did and he said we should do some blood work and he would return shortly. Some nurses came in and did a work up. Swabbed him for flu and strep. Also took him to get an X-ray on his hip and pelvis. When the X-rays came back, the doctor came in and said everything was fine and we could go home. I asked about doing the blood work, and said he didn't think it was necessary. I told him I wanted it done. He was upset about that, but went ahead and sent the nurses in to draw some blood and do one more X-ray. Shortly after, he came back in. Said everything was fine and it was time to go home. I was completely livid at that point that they didn't go any further to find out what was wrong with my son. To make this a little shorter, my sons family doctor recommended that I come up to U.K. ER in Lexington. And it's a good thing I did. My son had to have surgery at 1AM this morning because he has something called Septic Arthritis. If I had listened to these people at the ER, it's hard telling what would have happened to my son.
  July 06, 2017

  by Rebecca Craig
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  I hate going here to be honest. I went there in the worst, excruciating pain I've ever had. I told the doctor I thought it might be gallstones because 2 other family members had them and my sister said the symptoms sounded exactly like hers when she had gallstones. He didn't even test to make SURE at least that I didn't have them; only did blood work, didn't order any scans, and misdiagnosed me with gastritis. After another excruciating attack of pain a month later that lasted over 4 hours, I went back to ER with a different doctor assuming it was still gastritis and sent me home with no scans. Later that month after a general doctor ordered an ultrasound, I found out it was my initial worry, gallstones! I had my gallbladder removed finally with no more attacks. Other people I know have also had bad experiences here.
  April 13, 2017

  by ElohcinB -

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