Kadlec Regional Medical Center - Richland (WA)

5 /5 Jerem0y: I have Stage IV Incurable Sarcoma in my Retroperitineum encasing my Aorta Displacing my Right kidney, with a multitude of problems and this is my Hospital that I frequently am admitted too. The Doctors here are Fantastic and they really care and work with you on whatever your Health needs. The Cancer floor Has always been good to me. The Palliative Care Doctors here and ICU Doctors and Oncologists are all spectacular and I owe my Life and Thanks to them for the Help they have given me at this Troublesome part of my life. Thank you Doctors I hope you see this because I appreciate you all so much and I hope you the best lives Possible.

5 /5 Terri Horat: This hospital is phenomenal. The staff in the ER were so caring and dedicated. If it werent for their incredible care my husband would have died. Nurse Jen Garrison was amazing, she goes above and beyond. We are forever grateful. The staff on the oncology floor are sent from heaven, they will forever have a place in our hearts. The surgeon Dr Michael Kohlman was an Angel sent from God. We love this man so much We are blessed

5 /5 David Sporleder: My name is David Sporleder. I am 63 years old. I was brought in around noon on the 19th a Wednesday! Floor 7100. My first nurse was Miranda! She was warm caring and put my heart at ease. Through out my 10 day stay she checked in on me encouraged me and cared for me! Then came Johnny! He was a strong advocate for my comfort. He listened and responded with patience and caring. He encouraged my spirit to fight, to eat. I got my first goodnight sleep under his care. I then remember Jennifer. A great big beautiful heart and a deep compassion for my well being! She helped me adjust to my new oxygen treatments as my condition became known. My world was a wash of oxygen and noise as my treatments started. I have become confused about names. April or maybe Diana or two different people were there for me every step of the way. Genuine caring nurses that helped me adjust and thrive! My comfort always seemed a priority! Then came Muna! So strong and fierce! Filled with compassion and strength. She helped restore my will to fight! As I began to feel better a new light entered my stay. Alexas! Unending energy and encouragement! My truest advocate. She cheered my successes. She encouraged my very soul! Last but not least was Raven. A shinning light of hope and concern. She cautioned me on doing to much and to not over do it when I was to get out. She encouraged a cautious return to my life. All the breathing experts were amazing. Adrian, Joshua, Michael, and some I did not get their names. All made me feel well cared for! The person I saw most. She was incharge of most of my oxygen treatments. I did not get her name. She was short with dark hair. She was like having a mother bear protector! She fought my condition like a champ. So determined she challenged me and she listened to me! She reminded me of my mother! All the wonderful CNAS not once rude or uncaring. They got me thru my time of helplessness with my dignity intact! Your cleaning staff are all amazing as well. Not rude and always polite. The serving staff from the kitchen were all sweet people doing a great job. Finally my Dr.s! So honest and caring. Always checking up on me. Never letting me feel defeated. Only my family has ever made me feel so loved and cared for! Each of you are amazing people with talents and skills that make you unique and special. Whomever is in charge should feel pride in this wonderful team they have assembled. I feel so blessed to have been healed here! Thank you all! May God bless each one of you! Sincerely David Sporleder!

5 /5 Laura Spencer: From the receptionists who checked me in when I got there, to the barista who made the best Starbucks coffee Ive tasted as I was leaving after being discharged, everyone in the ER department was so wonderful. I actually felt like my doctor was a real person who also treated me like a real person, and nurse Grace was so kind and made me feel so at ease the whole time I was there. And was somehow able to place my IV on the first try without issue! Something thats only ever been done once before in my life. After having walked out of a visit at Samaritan ER earlier that day while still in the exam room, and feeling so uncared for by the physician who had stepped out of the room yet again leaving me in agonizing pain with clearly no interest in my wellbeing, I left before the discharge process even began and was feeling beyond discouraged to the point I chose to go home and suffer alone rather than do the same in that hospital room. My trip to Kadlec later that evening made me feel so validated and genuinely cared for and I was finally given a sense of security with the people who were now handling my health and medical well being. Cant thank them enough.