Harness Health Pharmacy - Maryview Medical Center

Very professional and never keeps customer waiting. Always has Rx in stock for family.

very helpful and caring

Quick with all my medications when my doctor fill my prescription

ER staff lack empathy and seems to be going through the motions rather than actively engaged. It has taken me 2 years to be able to leave a review after my experience in 2016. I was 22 weeks pregnant and went to the E.R. because of major contractions. My teen daughter drove me and walked me in. Doubled over in pain they take the pre check in where they take your name and issue and asked me was i sure i was 22 weeks because their records showed 20 and the lady told me that i was probably having a miscarriage and i had to just let it run its coarse then sent me to waiting area to be called. 1 hour passed pain getting worse and i send daughter to ask if someone can see me. Lady responds someone will be with me soon.

1.5 hr later im balled up, water breaks and the pain is worse than ever tht im crying help my baby. The security guard comes to check on me and go for the check in person. She rolls the wheel chair over to me and tells me to get in it. I cant move because of the pain and she has an irritated look in her face like im playing drama queen. The security and another patient helps me on to the chair and she rolls me into the triage room to take blood pressure and temp. Then ask me again if i was sure i was 22 weeks. Her demeanor is cold as it was when I first came in. I beg for something to stop the pain. A older lady came in and responded with more compassion and explained to me they were going to see if they could get me a room and it may take about 20 mins and labor and delivery will be down ASAP.

I dont know how much time passed but by the time i had got a room my husband arrived right as I was being moved on to a bed and he was in Lynchburg at the time when my daughter called to tell him I was at the ER. When I got in that room and the L&D nurse took over she tell me the baby got a heart beat but she is in duress. At that point it was unlikely she will survive but I had to be prepped for vaginal delivery.

The L&D team was wonderful. They talked me through everything. Comforted me. What upsets me about this is after talking to my primary doctor I was told if I was caught sooner they could have potentionally given me a progesteron shot to stabalize. Im not sure what point that would have been- before or at the point od entry of the E.R visit. But i do know this. They way i was treated during the intake is forever a part of my miscarriage experience and is haunting. It is apart of my 15 year olds too.

If I did not have such an amazing relationship with my primary care doctor i would have not delivered my successful pregnancy in 2017 there. Be made sure any time I had to go to the E.R. during this recent pregnancy we avoided Maryview ER at all costs and drove to Bell Harbor instead.

I have no desire to ever go to the Maryview ER ever again for myself and discourages my family and friends to not go either. This review is only of the ER.

Maryview - Compassion is needed at all stages of health care both internally and externally. It makes a difference. It might even save a life.

The pharmacist refused to give me my prescription today at about 5 pm and is making me come back tomorrow morning to pick it up. Mind you I just had elbow surgery and can't drive so I have to get driven around. I'm not sure how a pharmacist can tell me I can't get medicine prescribed by my doctor.

we call it murderview around here. my first time going to them this year, they gave me decent care and i was surprised because service was better than before........my last visit, they went back to their old ways. they took forever to treat me and i was gasping for air and in pain ( i was having a sickle cell crisis and possibly acute chest syndrome) and they discharged me before I could tell them I was okay. never again, there are 2 other hospitals i can go to near me.

update: i had to go to maryview recently because the naval hospital couldn't admit me. with limited patients, they still struggled to take care of me in a timely manner. i was in serious pain and they treated me like a cold patient. they said they couldnt let me stay at the hospital because "we don't usually let 'sicklers' stay". i felt completely disrespected ater that visit

Very rude act like a simple question would kill her 1:30 pm!