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Emergency Center Queen Anne's

115 Shoreway Drive, Queenstown, MD 21658, USA
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  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours
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Emergency Center Queen Anne
Emergency Center Queen Anne
Reviews
Pamela O (12/05/2020)
No care if you let the nurse know, you don't see a dr nor do they give you test results. A few years ago, a nurse incorrectly put an IV in my forearm. Morphine was dripping out and burnt a hole in my arm. I had to take 4 rounds of antiobiotics and it took 7 months to heal. It took them an hour before they did something about and I was crying in pain. Now I have a permanent scar and it looks like a hole. I should of sued them. It was torture waiting that long before they took it out. I was transferred to another hospital and they were shocked they let that happen ! I still hate looking at the scar.
Katherine Day (07/29/2020)
Left in tears as my husband carried me. I had horrific abdominal pain with non stop vomiting. The ER was mocking me and refused to medicate me. I begged for something to stop the vomiting. I prayed for pain relief. I spent the next two days on my bathroom floor, fetal position sobbing. What human deserves such disregard?nThey refused to treat me period. I wanted to die.
John Doe (09/12/2020)
Doctor + nurses makes jokes and thinks hes on a high horse need individuals that love there job and not just riding the clock zero stars
Wade Hasle (02/20/2019)
Horrible. Does not know how to handle pediatric patients and incorrect billing- didn't even bother to submit to our insurance even though we filled out all the forms. Staff was aloof and non sympathetic to having two sick children on Dec. 24th- no hurry to get them back home for Christmas Eve. NEVER AGAIN.
JimorKaren Wimsatt (02/21/2017)
Transferred from urgent care medical facility, Kent Island with infected cat bite, left hand top surface. Admitted in less than 5 minutes, doctor, nurse, tech in less than 5 minutes. Prelim diagnosis, tetanus shot, antibiotic drip. X-rays for dirt/tooth particle diagnosis. Fast, courteous, efficient. Doctors conferred with orthopedic surgeons at Easton Memorial, ambulance transfer. 1.5 hours from first E.R. paperwork to in a bed in the hospital. Hospital surgeons said quick action by E.R. personnel saved my 2 middle fingers. Highest praise.
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