Skagit Valley Hospital - Emergency Department - Mount Vernon (WA)

4 /5 Julia McNeill: My visit to the ER was, fortunately, uneventful. All of the emploees were knowledgeable, kind, efficient and nice. As usual it was too cold. I was also under an air vent (that was dusty) so I really could not get warm. Also, typically, very noisy. Was there overnight, so resting was difficult, sleep impossible. Over all, not an unpleasant experience.

5 /5 Maria Anastario: My son has autism. He went to the ER for lower right abdominal pain. It is difficult enough to bring someone you love into the ER less alone someone that doesnt understand what is happening. The ER staff went above and beyond to comfort my son; help with his fears and anxiety; and provide the best care I could ask for. They have my deepest gratitude.

4 /5 Leo: I would say this place has come a long ways from the horrible mistakes they use to make. The nurses were awesome and the doctors were good to. The two thing I will say is one they were asking me questions while I was on pain medication. I dont remember all what they asked but I dont know what I answered. I think thats bullshit. Second one is the delay in doctors getting back to me with whats wrong. I never heard from the doctor just the nurses what was wrong with me. That was disappointing. One more thing Jesus Christ 4 hours to check out once they diagnosed me and said i can go home. Bottom line the hospital is night and day better than it was, but still needs improvement at the doctors level. Instead of requesting for the ambulance to take me to Bellingham I said Skagit Valley hospital. And sure enough I lived to give this review. Shout out to the incredible nurses they were so fantastic and great.

4 /5 Tanya Jallo: I was terrified. They took me straight back and prepared me for whatever Dr wanted. So great and kind to me which helped so very much.i would give it 100 stars if it wasnt for the girl who tried to draw my blood on my right arm. She should never have been given a needle. In all my years, I have never witnessed the needle poked in, then turn almost 90 degree and jammed into a tendon then she swung over to the opposite side again poking me in what I guess would be a tendon. After tears came to my eyes and I turned colors with my eyes wide open, she told the other guy to do it and just walked away from my arm with the needle in it. The guy jumped in and easily took my blood. My fiance and I are both in medical... definitely a shaking head moment. Can someone please tell me when my tendons will stop hurting when I use my right arm??? Can someone call me about this? Thank you all, hope you had a very Merry Christmas