Methodist Hospital

The Hospital is good, the Hospitalists (Doctors on staff) avoid if at all possible. They are unresponsive to patient concerns or needs and have no incentive to provide good service because they probably wont see you again and you are totally dependent on them. Their only accountability is malpractice so service and caring are irrelevant to them. Too bad. I would rate the Hospital a 3 but the Doctor group they use a 1.

I just moved to Texas in April from Boston, Massachusetts — which is what I thought the mecca of hospitals and patient care in the U.S.
Methodist Specialty and Transplant Hospital has me 2^nd guessing this opinion. I am currently covered on COBRA (continuous insurance while waiting for my new employer’s benefits to kick in), and was concerned with how billing would go — the receptionist was friendly and helpful, the financial office provided me with alternatives AND KINDNESS, and they called the area where I was having surgery to check me in while I was dealing with the finances.
Once I was brought in to be seen by my specialist, I had a bit of a wait (due to my specialist who had a very full schedule) — and everyone I came into contact with was helpful and patient with me.
Post-​Op, I had a series of wonderful nurses who knew their sh*t and treated me with regard and gave me the facts.
I won’t be rushing back for a surgery, but if you need to go in somewhere for a procedure, you can rest assured if it is at Methodist.