Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth

I went to be seen and Dr Paul Poopa had the worst bedside manner I have ever seen. He was mocking of a very painful condition and verbatim said my primary care doctor did not know what they were talking about. He surmised this in three minutes in the room apparently he knew more about me and my primary care physician has learned over the last 10 years. I would rather die driving past this hospital in an ambulance on the way to another hospital rather than ever be treated by this doctor again. The other staff also said there was no other doctor available and there was no one that I could talk to you about his behavior. I urge you to reconsider if you are thinking of going to this hospital! Only reason for 1 star is Unilocal will not let me put zero stars.

Got to L&D on Friday afternoon. Rushed right in and given a bed a few hours later finally greeted by a nurse. Met by an doctor next. Nursing staff right before I delivered was fantastic. Moved to post partum side everything went downhill! Nurses may check on you every 2 hours. My blood pressure was out of control. Doctors started stumbling and nurses didn’t have a clue. Care received was horrible. Had to ask for manager and she came in with security likr I was gonna jump out thr bed! Very unnecessary! She sucked at her job. They had no real plan for me. Then finally time to go home. Waiting in bed for 2 hours nurse Viviana was nowhere to be found. My hubby went and tracked her down. So we could leave. She was so busy laughing and talking in the nursery and being nosey as her co-​worker stated she kept putting me off. Then security shows up again! This is the bottom pit care facility. Had she of not been so nosey with another case I could have gone home in a timely manner. Then after she read me the discharge instructions she left. Didn’t bring me wheel chair. I guess my hubby was suppose to carry me out! Her aid came and got me one. Never again will I step foot in this hospital!!!

I had an out patient procedure in 2011. (I lost my baby and had to have a D&C). My problem isn’t with the hospital or staff. It is the hospital billing! There was a mix up with my Medicare Ins., which I had insurance the day of the procedure and paid an out of pocket fee. A few months later I was switching medical insurance and Medicare ‘mistakenly’ cancelled me retro to a few months BEFORE my procedure. I tried to clear it up with Medicare, but since it’s a federal health insurance, it’s virtually IMPOSSIBLE to get any help or resolution. So, I settled with the anesthesiologist, doctor, lab, 3 years ago (they all understood the mix up and discounted and settled with me). Settled with everyone EXCEPT this hospital!!! They charged me the whole $ 3263!!! No discounted rate. If I received the actual coded bill? I’m sure gauze pads would cost $ 400! They never sent me the itemized bill, only a letter stating my bill is $ 3263. I tried to call to settle the amount for a discount, but nope, they want the full amount and only gave us the choice to make $ 90 monthly payments. We have been paying on this bill for 3 years now and have paid $ 2686. So I contacted the BBB to file a complaint to have this bill settled. We have paid $ 786 over the amount that Medicare originally paid of $ 1900. And they STILL won’t settle this bill and called our complaint «unjustified». I lost a BABY!!! Isn’t that enough payment for this tragedy?! It’s not like we haven’t paid anything. C’mon Texas Harris Methodist Hospital, do the Christian thing and have a little understanding and compassion and realize that $ 2686 is enough payment and stop demanding to pay the last $ 577!

THis is a super clean hospital. Top-​notch service.

They were great w/​my wife’s delivery (our 2^nd child). Our first was also TX Health Harris Methodist, but the one on I-​35 in Keller. This one was MUCH better.
The nurses were amazing, my wife had to have pictures taken with them all. Staff was great, facilities were great, even the food was good.

I have nothing but positive things to say about this hospital. Although you wish never to have to visit the ER, I had 3 visits this year, and the staff, doctors were are all fabulous! Dr. Pompa stood out, sat with me and listened very careful to my symptoms of pneumonia.
Thank you for your excellent care.

If is was possible to give zero-​star rating that’s what we would give. I would be impossible to overstate the poor nursing staff and how the hospital treats relatives of the patient like road kill. Had I known before hand Harris Southwest was part of the hospital chain involved in the ebola disaster several months ago, we would never have come here. Now knowing that, I realize why the care was sub-​standard.

The actual Dr’s and nurses are good but the staff that works the front desk seem so confused and lost. I have had to repeat the name of my family member countless times to the same person. It’s very unsettling having a family member in the hospital and the front desk is so off.
I visited the gift shop with my special needs son and the lady working the gift shop completely degraded my son. She kept yelling at him like he was deaf or dumb. I didn’t feel I had to announce my son’s disability to the entire store. Everyone was staring at my son. You would think people in hospitals would have better manners.

Well on Valentine’s Day I had a little accident… I busted my lower lip upper chin open.
We walked in about 8am, as soon as I signed in I went back. The staff got me weighed and in a room in less then five minuets! The doctor and three nurses followed in the next five minuets! A tech came in and prepped the area for my stitches. Doctor came back about ten minuets later. He stitched me right up! We waited no more then 20 minuets to be released. The doctors was 110% thorough and caring! The nurse gave me great advice about scar care. We were in and out in about a hour!
I haven’t gotten my bill yet. Soooo I’m praying it won’t be outrageous!

Had a baby girl here and I hope nobody ever comes to. have a kid here. Yes there were a few good nurses but I’m sure there are a few anywhere overall it was awful. New by nurses doing things unattended, almost put wrong meds in the iv, nurses dropping buckets of blood on the floor and me being the one to pick it up, dripped urine across floor from cathader and not relizing it, every nurse except maybe 2 has lied to us, schedules are off, baby half way out before we got the mirror that we had asked for when we arrived and weeks prior and we were a scheduled inducing. They had to «find it». My wife got her shots in wrong spots and ended up swelling really large then other nurses telling us they did it wrong nothing happens on schedule it happens the following day. Worst expierence ever this place deserves to be shut down. At least the labor part. Nobody knows where the hospitals pediatrition was throughout the entire day.

I had my daughter at Harris SW a little over 2 years ago. During labor, the first nurse I had was pretty rude and I was already terrified and shaking but thankfully, I didn’t have her for more than an hour at the most. The second nurse I had was fantastic! She was SO sweet and made me feel much more at ease. I had my c-​section, and the anesthesiologist was so helpful and they kept talking to me and encouraging me during the surgery. Recovery was painful but that’s to be expected. Post-​partum care was exceptional! All of the nurses who cared for me were absolutely wonderful. My experience at Harris was wonderful and I’m so thankful for them taking such good care of both my daughter and myself!

The Virginia Clay Dorman Breast Center is amazing. Feels like a spa!!! Wonderful patient service.

This hospital has some pretty awful nurses. They brought my dad here via Ambulance and the staff was being extremely inattentive to his condition. As my mother was trying to be inquisitive as to his situation, the nurses pulled her aside, closed the room door, and began to heckle and harass her (shouting, screaming, etc). These nurses were reminiscent of 1950s styled «old segregated south» hicks and were clearly bigots. This hospital needs to work on training it’s staff better and in diversity training.

I had to take my daughter to the ER a few weeks ago, and thought I’d review a hospital. There was hardly anyone in the waiting room when we got there. We only had to wait about 30 min to get seen. Thats pretty quick for an ER.
We went to the back, and they began their routine. The staff was nice, and very calming to my daughter, who hates needles!
They treated her and we were gone in a bout 3 hours total.
The problem I had was the billing. Several things on my bill were not accuarate. I called, and got it all straightened out, but it makes me think about how many folks might have just paid, without questioning some of the charges.

Last time my review of this hospital was about the ER department and that has not changed. This review is about my arthroscopic surgery I had. The nurses were very nice and helpful. I felt comfortable and not as nervous. Great crew.

I came to this hospital a couple of weeks ago because i was having severe stomach cramping. I am also 8 weeks pregnant so of course I was very concerned as to what was going on. I was seen very quickly and the nurse was very nice, but after that it went downhill. I had an ultrasound and blood work done and everything was fine with the baby which led myself and the nurse to believe that I had a stomach flu. The doctor came in and told met that I was having a threatened miscarriage. My husband said, «We just saw the ultrasound and the baby looks fine» The doctor rudely replied, «Well how else do you explain the cramps!» He even went as far as to tell us not to travel back home, which was in another city, because I didn’t want to have my miscarriage in the car. He honestly said that to me. It was ridiculous. It turns out after seeing my OBGYN that I indeed had a stomach flu. I should have made the extra trip to All Saints in downtown Fort Worth. I will never come here again.

This is one of my favorite hospitals in my area. Years ago I used to work in ER admitting and it was seriously busy with all kinds of people.
My first and seems like only, grandson was born here in 2003. Today my baby son and yes, I said baby even though he’s now 30 soon to be 31 is having appendectomy surgery.
While here waiting for the drugs to take control of his mind and pain he and I reflect back on the times when I worked here and his sons birth… so weird.
ER is so peaceful now that they no longer have triage and all the craziness. Staff is so laid back and when my son came in through ER he was treated quickly and Dr. Rutledge, nurses (especially nurse «Pam») was so very attentive and nice to us.
Now, the only downfall to the waiting area during ER surgery is there’s no TV’s so bring some good books, laptop or companion to keep you relaxed and entertained. At least the chairs/​sofa is comfortable and the restrooms are nice and clean…:()