Medical Center-Bowling Green is a hospital located in Bowling Green, Kentucky. It offers a range of medical services including emergency care, surgery, imaging services, and specialized treatments for various conditions. The hospital is known for providing high quality healthcare to the community and has a skilled team of medical professionals dedicated to patient care.
Visiting hours are typically from 8am to 8pm, but it is best to check with the hospital for any specific restrictions or updates.
Yes, the hospital has a parking facility for patients, visitors, and staff. There may be designated areas for different groups, so please follow the signs.
You can contact a patient by calling the hospital's main line and providing the patient's name. The hospital staff will then connect you to the appropriate room.
Graves Gilbert Medical Center is by far the better of the two facilities. I saw the ratings and thought someone had probably mixed them up, so I put their name on the title. Just a suggestion. The service, cleanliness and facilities are excellent. Of course all hospitals are too expensive.
Posted Date : 31/12/2019
I had my 4th child at the Medical Center of Bowling Green. Was very pleased with the staff and services provided.
Posted Date : 05/02/2019
Went to Med Center ER with stroke symptoms and double vision. After vitals were taken I was told to sit in the waiting area (not an exam room), where I was ignored for one hour with my symptoms worsening. I left and went to Greenview Hosp., where they immediately began stroke protocol. I had a mild brain stem stroke, the results of which I'm still trying to overcome. I've answered the survey they sent and written to the CEO, but I've never had a response to check on me or say they apologize and will train their ER admitting staff better. Greenview has written to check on my progress.
Posted Date : 12/06/2018
This is my home way from home. I have spent a lot of time here and I think they are wonderful. Very clean, nurses are awesome and they really care
Posted Date : 24/11/2014
Anonymous
This hospital has no beds EVER. so if you decide to go to the ER be aware that you will be waiting many hours and when you finally do get seen you may end up in a hallway where everyone will know your private business. If you are really in need of being admitted go ahead and roll the dice as to the care you will receive.. You may end up with a nurse or two that really do care about your health and are there to honestly save a life, Thats if you are lucky because there is only a few. What is sure to happen is you will end up in a room where no one comes in at all because the nurses are TOO BUSY to take care of any patients. Bring your own water and be sure to have a loved one stop in at least once a day to help with your care. This is one of the worse hospitals I have ever visited! I complained and their response was always Oh we are sorry we missed that, well its things like forgetting someones meds or food or water or bedpan that is the worse. Or how about taking you out of your room at 3am because someone else needs your room and moving you into a part of the hospital that only has 1 nurse and she is not a good one? There is so much more I can say about this place but I would be here all day. My advice is find another hospital.
Anonymous
I would
Passed out. Went to ER. GI bleed. Hematocrit at 7. Admitted to hospital. Received transfusion 20 hours later. Not good.
Anonymous
I passed out and was taken to ER, stayed 24 hours for observation. When I was released a nurse walked me to the door and didn’t even wait for my ride to get there.
Anonymous
They just fired nurses that would not get the COVID vaccine. Those nurses supported our community through the COVID crisis putting their lives at risk before the vaccine and this is the support they receive. My Dr moved my surgery to Greenview.