Situated in the Heart of Western Oklahoma. Dr. Jimmie Jackson shocked the folks in Oklahoma City this last month when he announced that he would be moving to Weatherford. Dr. Jackson is a well known surgeon in the Oklahoma City and through the state. Dr. Jackson is a highly experienced surgeon that has taught many surgeons in their residencies through the years.
Reviews (9)
Brittney Holland
Jun 07, 2022
Victor Glasby
May 20, 2022
Nurse Life
May 14, 2022
First of all, I wouldn't even leave a one star review but it makes you. If you want to die go here, cause that's all they help you do. They also find any way to take your money. They're trying to keep money my mom paid for a procedure she wasn't supposed to pay for per her insurance. They agreed they would refund the money but then cal back and let her know they're crediting that money towards and owed bill from 2007. That bill has been paid off, and my mom has proof but they're saying she's a liar. So for the life of you and your family DO NOT go here. It needs to be shut down.
Anthony Campos
Apr 18, 2022
Gt Jamesy
Mar 13, 2022
Cliff Wofford
Jan 09, 2022
I wish there was negative stars! I went with what was thought to be minor stroke they did a cat scan and I literally sit there for 12 hrs no food very little to drink. They what I thought was an IV yea that just tube hanging not connected to anything but me so they instead of drawing blood from that iv they put another needle in me. However everytime I asked what was wrong with me I basically told my symptoms I came in with like I didn't know that already. Horrible and rude people with absolutely 0 motive to actually do their job. terrible experience
Telisa Blundell
Jan 28, 2021
Dr. Lipe that works in the Weatherford Regional Hospital ER. Everytime he is the dr on duty we never seem to get the help we need. He never checks into things correctly. A few years back my 7yr old niece almost died becuase he overlooked her internal infection several times when brought to the er. Thank God we got a second opinion! My mom had to go to the er tonight at 4am and after she has had 2 near fatal strokes at 2 weeks ago and her dr told her if her blood pressure got high go to the er.
She had 2 blood clots in her brain. He told her that her blood pressure being 200+/100+ was "not a big deal". Please go back to private practice so we can actually choose to see you or not.
She had 2 blood clots in her brain. He told her that her blood pressure being 200+/100+ was "not a big deal". Please go back to private practice so we can actually choose to see you or not.
Ashley Bivens
Nov 26, 2020
I don't normally leave reviews but this place is pretty much a joke. Our chiropractor ordered X-rays of my daughters back. She's a gymnast and cheers and has been having horrible hip/back issues. So he wanted to make sure he wasn't missing something. They treated my husband and her so bad. The minute they walked in the door. They got their temps scanned.lady was rude. The lady who registered the paperwork.rude. I will be making a complaint with administration as well. We live close enough to OKC we will just go there instead next time.
Anna Roberts
Oct 30, 2019
My mother-in-law and I were next door to the hospital touring an assisted living care facility. When we were leaving she was having trouble breathing from the walk and needed her oxygen so I helped her put on the mask and she asked for help to get into the vehicle. I ran in and found two employees to come and help me. When we got out there to help she was coughing awful and then all of the sudden passed out so we laid her gently on the parking lot.
As the workers called 911 and I called my husband my mother-in-law, Karen, was starting to turn blue in the face.she wasn't waking up.more employees were starting to gather. It took 17 min for a small fire truck to come and start CPR, why hadn't any of the staff or I start to do this sooner? Everything was going so fast except the ambulance they took forever!
When they did finally show up we got mom to the hospital right next door! The doctor and nurses had her in an emergency room while I was answering questions in the back and handing over her medical cards. They brought her back thank God, but then she passed right back out, she did this several times. I was told I had to wait in the waiting room where I had to answer the questions all over again.
Then they wanted me back again and was asking more of the same questions then back to the waiting room, then back to the E.R. It was crazy! When I was told to go to the waiting room last my husband showed up and we could both go back, then they offered us drinks. It felt like they had no clue what they were doing at all. The doctor kept coming out of the room and doing different things, talking with other people and then they asked if mom had a D.O.R. in place? Really!
I would've told them a long time ago if she had.is there no communication here? After mom had come back to us 4-5 times then shut down again the hospital decided to medi-flight her to the OKC Heart hospital. They brought her back and told us that she was having seizures from going without oxygen for those 17 awful minutes waiting on the ambulance.
With the seizures mom would never be the same and she would be on machines for all of her remaining life, she wouldn't be the same. We had to make that tough choice to say goodbye and let her go. She had already been through so much and we knew she'd never want to live as a vegetable or have machines to keep her alive. If you EVER have any other choice use another hospital!
This one has absolutely no communication. The doctor was out of the room more than he was with his patient than needed help from him. I don't have anything good to say about the ambulance or the living center next door to the hospital either. With those employees working at a place where the elderly spend the rest of their days you would think someone would've dropped down and started CPR!
As the workers called 911 and I called my husband my mother-in-law, Karen, was starting to turn blue in the face.she wasn't waking up.more employees were starting to gather. It took 17 min for a small fire truck to come and start CPR, why hadn't any of the staff or I start to do this sooner? Everything was going so fast except the ambulance they took forever!
When they did finally show up we got mom to the hospital right next door! The doctor and nurses had her in an emergency room while I was answering questions in the back and handing over her medical cards. They brought her back thank God, but then she passed right back out, she did this several times. I was told I had to wait in the waiting room where I had to answer the questions all over again.
Then they wanted me back again and was asking more of the same questions then back to the waiting room, then back to the E.R. It was crazy! When I was told to go to the waiting room last my husband showed up and we could both go back, then they offered us drinks. It felt like they had no clue what they were doing at all. The doctor kept coming out of the room and doing different things, talking with other people and then they asked if mom had a D.O.R. in place? Really!
I would've told them a long time ago if she had.is there no communication here? After mom had come back to us 4-5 times then shut down again the hospital decided to medi-flight her to the OKC Heart hospital. They brought her back and told us that she was having seizures from going without oxygen for those 17 awful minutes waiting on the ambulance.
With the seizures mom would never be the same and she would be on machines for all of her remaining life, she wouldn't be the same. We had to make that tough choice to say goodbye and let her go. She had already been through so much and we knew she'd never want to live as a vegetable or have machines to keep her alive. If you EVER have any other choice use another hospital!
This one has absolutely no communication. The doctor was out of the room more than he was with his patient than needed help from him. I don't have anything good to say about the ambulance or the living center next door to the hospital either. With those employees working at a place where the elderly spend the rest of their days you would think someone would've dropped down and started CPR!
