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Bri Ramos

If I could give 0 stars I would… I went to the emergency room due to kidney stones. The Urologist Dr. Parihar is awful… Very unsanitary and very rude. I’ve seen him once before and had a problem with him the first time. But anyways they sent me home with a 7mm stone which you can pass but very rare… I went to the er there three times and they sent me home twice and then admitted me. I was told, I would get a stent put in and then right before they gave me anesthesia I was told I was not getting a stent and was just getting shock wave procedure done… So I’m still suffering from the kidney stones and will be going somewhere else. But overall I think the nurses I had were very nice. My bad experience was really only with the doctors. Also the one receptionist in the Er was very rude to my boyfriend and mother!

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Timothy Boyd

While Weirton Medical Center (WVU) are working to save my mother-in-law's life, the security department is actively traumatizing her family. Despite clearing the machine with NO alerts, the guard still forced my wife to open her purse and allow him to search it. This was not a safety screening; it was harassment. We were treated like criminals while our family member was in critical condition. It is a disgrace that a hospital, a place of healing, allows its security staff to power-trip and humiliate families in the middle of a medical emergency. Train your guards in de-escalation and basic human empathy.

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Jason Papa

I would give negative stars if I could. THEY diagnosed me with 4 different things all of which were serious. Plus I didnt have any of them buut then they sent me home with no antibiotics. The nurses are literally wearing treat them and yeet them badges for everyone to see. They just wanna fill you up with fluids and then kick you to the curb. If they haven't already killed some they will very soon your hospital is dangerous ypu should be ashamed of yourselves and med care providers. Also I had a nurse and actually scream at me at 4 in the morning because I wanted to take a piss smh.

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Skye Palmer

This emergency room is an absolute joke. I was escorted to the hospital by ambulance on 12/18/25. I was chronically bleeding out from between my legs (had laparoscopic surgery on 12/4/25). When we came in it’s like I wasn’t even an emergency they put me in the hallway for a hour and left me in my own blood.They finally put me in a room, the smallest room and they left me again with no monitor. My parents had to yell at someone to come and take care of me and get Dr. Corcoran. Instead a random gynecologist came in to check me to see what was going on, they tried to put an adult spec in me mind you I’m 15, virgin, and just had surgery. Didn’t go very well. And no one knocks my body is out in the open and they are just coming in and out without covering me. Also out of this entire thing they only checked my vitals ONCE and my blood count ONCE and didn’t check it again after I lost a huge blood clot. Finally Dr. Corcoran came in when my body was full adrenaline and threw up and passed the blood clot. And one more thing they didn’t clean me up or the area very well. Was sent to children’s hospital after. I would rate this a -10009 if I could worst experience. Thank you for traumatizing experience.

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EMILY KOSIKOWSKI

My experience for OB services and my labor & delivery was AMAZING. I had an emergency c-section and was taken care of so well by Dr. Carmona, the surgical team, and my team of nurses. I originally was supposed to give birth in Canton, but because of an emergency situation I had to go to my closest hospital which was Weirton. My experience from intake to discharge was so great if there is another baby in my future I will be going to Weirton for all of my pregnancy/delivery needs. I also talked to medical billing today (I’ve heard they are hard to deal with) and I had a great experience with them as well. No long wait time, all my questions were answered, bills were explained, and payment was taken with no issue and I was off the phone in 10 minutes. Great experience across the board