Ochsner Laird Hospital Reviews
Ochsner Laird Hospital Overview
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Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Low satisfaction shown in Ochsner Laird Hospital reviews; consumers cite poor reliability and limited service variety, and the price level of this organization is high.
Positive Feedback
Few positive remarks appear; patients use the hospital due to proximity when alternatives are far away.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent Ochsner Laird Hospital customer complaints about missed diagnoses and reliability.
- Reports of unexpected billing and concerns over billing practices.
- Perceived poor follow-up care and customer service during serious events.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Confirm diagnoses and consider seeking a second opinion for stroke symptoms.
- Prepare for high costs and review bills carefully.
- Weigh distance to alternative hospitals if specialized care is needed.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Low satisfaction shown in Ochsner Laird Hospital reviews; consumers cite poor reliability and limited service variety, and the price level of this organization is high.
Positive Feedback
Few positive remarks appear; patients use the hospital due to proximity when alternatives are far away.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent Ochsner Laird Hospital customer complaints about missed diagnoses and reliability.
- Reports of unexpected billing and concerns over billing practices.
- Perceived poor follow-up care and customer service during serious events.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Confirm diagnoses and consider seeking a second opinion for stroke symptoms.
- Prepare for high costs and review bills carefully.
- Weigh distance to alternative hospitals if specialized care is needed.
Patch me up hospital
- - Stroke signs were ignored; patients sent home.
- - The nearby hospital is far away.
- - Bills are charged without recent visits; patients are left very sick.
My mother had a stroke three years ago but they sent her home saying nothing was wrong, then here recently about 2 weeks ago my uncle had a stroke same thing they sent him home. All the signs of both strokes were there, so when we took both of them to Jackson university in Jackson Mississippi they both had strokes.
This hospital needs to be shut down but it's the only one that's close enough because the other one is 45 minutes away. And also they put bills on you even if you have not been to there hospital in a while they experiment with you just to get paid and leave you very sickly.
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