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Emily Laskowski

Honestly the best possible experience I could have for inpatient mental health care. I've been to ECMC, Brylin, Niagara Falls Memorial, UPMC Chautauqua. This place by far beats all of them. A not-so-scary environment (i.e. welcoming staff, small unit, etc); doesn't feel punitive like other psychiatric units, and I could tell these folks genuinely wanted to see recovery. From the nice young lady at registration in the ER, to the nurse taking care of me in the ER, then staff in the mental health unit, I have to say everyone was lovely. I really appreciate the care I received. I hope I won't need the hospital again, but if I do, I'd come here over anywhere else. Thank you!

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Ahad Muhammed Ismail

Every staff; from front desk to nurses and doctors are very nice and welcoming, and Dr Abdul Chaudhry is a very knowledgeable and kind gastroenterologist, he cares for you like your father, and wants the best for you and your health.

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Kyrin Worthington

I have been a patient here many times in different units. The med/surg and surgical doctors have listened to me at each stay, and the specialist followed me outpatient and is actually trying to find what is causing my symptoms. I have been to other specialist outpatient clinics at Strong for the same issues and was ignored. Their psychiatric care is top notch. I have been to Strong's CPEP and it was terrifying. When I have needed psychiatric care at Warsaw I feel human, respected, and listened to. They work with me and even are the ones that ordered a genetic test to see what meds I would respond to (that was completely life changing). The nurses and techs care and do everything they can to be supportive, listen, and advocate. The food is even pretty good for hospital food! 1 star was taken off, as being a health care facility there are always a few bad eggs that you run into, but the absolute vast majority of nurses, doctors, tech, housekeepers, greeters....etc are absolutely wonderful and care deeply and it shows in the care they provide. I have even reccomended family to go their over neighboring hospitals/ED because providers at Warsaw LISTEN. Wait times are shorter to be seen, and the nurses and doctors have actually listened to me and seen me as a human being.

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mariah pickard

If I could give negative stars I would. This was my first and very last time coming in to this hospital. I took an antibiotic and had a reaction to it. I was flushed and my face started feeling funny, I got severe cotton mouth, and then heart palpitations. I couldn't seem to breathe deeply, and every time I started to calm down I seemed to get tunnel vision and flushed again. The reaction made me anxious and the symptoms steam rolled from there. The doctor just kept saying that it's a good med and shouldn't have done this, and that its just anxiety not the med. Meanwhile there are plenty of people online who've had the same reaction I did (which I found out after the ER visit) it took a total of 45 minutes from the start of my reaction to get to the hospital. So I did feel slightly better when I got there. Plus knowing I was supposedly safe if anything did happen helped. Though it's doubtful I was now. All I wanted was to talk about the symptoms that happened. To make sure I was okay and that it wouldn't happen again. And now I know it's possible to have a small reaction without it being an ER visit. but they didn't even let me talk. When I expressed that I was upset because I wasn't anxious before the reaction happened, the nurse got the Dr to come back. Once he got in the room he was incredibly rude! Instantly had an attitude, raised voice and wouldn't let me talk about my concerns at all! Do I believe anxiety maybe made it worse? Sure. But it wasn't acknowledged that the reaction I had was caused by the medication in the FIRST PLACE. I wasn't anxious when I took the pill. I was actually very into a show and not thinking about anything else until the reaction happened. It's possible to have a small reaction to a medication "Dr". Rather than simply explain that to me, he just brushed me off and then yelled at me when I got upset by his behavior. I stayed as calm as I could. But ultimately left the hospital. He was a horrible human being. Didn't even give me a moment to tell him what's wrong when he came in either. Just jumped into his own assumptions. The nurses were nice but that doctor should be fired.

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Pat Heveron

My wife went to the hospital with extremely swollen hand & face from bug sting & the doctor looked at her & said buy some Benadryl & soak it in cold water. So we went home and did that, only to find her hand & face in the same condition. She went to Millard Sub. Hospital & they did bloodwork and an iv to give prednisone & pepcid, within 20 minutes the swelling started to go down & my fingers were returning to normal. They sent me home with some prescriptions that have relieved the situation. I will never go to Wyoming Hospital again. It was a waste of my time!