Franciscan St Elizabeth Health – Crawfordsville

Awful. Waited more than 2 hours for stitches. Saw the nurses once, then they walked off and I could over hear them talking about other patients, which is a HIPAA violation. The PA was the only nice person and did the stitches very well. They said the finger was broken which is actually wasn’t. The worst part was when they tried to prescribe the wrong medication. They did it 3 times. It was just horrible. Also they didn’t put non stick over the stitches so when the gos has to come off it was worse then the actual accident happening.

Doctors need to go back to school. They said I didn't have pneumonia when really i did i recieved services else am currently hospitalized I will never seek medical services there again. An anybody who came in with similar symptoms of mine should definitely get seen somewhere else

My brother is currently at this horrible place for back pain (which has been happening for a few weeks now) the nurses here are disrespectful! The male nurse Dustin told him “we’ve got bigger things to worry about” and the female nurse (don’t remember her name) is just as petty, basically yelling and demanding him what to do. If it wasn’t for me being in the horrible place then I would’ve already don’t something about it. These people seriously need fired or someone new in here to run this place. DO NOT COME HERE, you’ll just be wasting your time.

I must assume that all of the doctors in Crawfordsville is in the network including those that have moved to Crawfordsville Square. I had to change doctors after my other doctor retired. My complaint, why don't the nurses and doctor I have now know how to take blood pressure? It's bad enough that you run patients through like cattle but you don't allow time for patients to properly rest for especially blood pressure readings. But what is worse is when the nurse have you to get up on the end of an examination table with dangling arm and dangling feet where the nurse wraps a cuff that is too small around my arm over my sleeve and is clueless as to where the brachial artery is so the artery marker can be properly located. And they wonder why I have such an elevated blood pressure in the doctor's office where it is pretty normal at home. I take my blood pressure every 3 or 4 days using various sphygmomanometers. Some are cheapies and some are quite expensive without D rings and as long as there is no problems with them they all read about the same except those digital things which I haven't used for at least 5 years now because they are so inaccurate. Yes I have quite a collection. I have been taking my blood pressure for 20 years and in that time I've honed my skills and understand why it is important to take a blood pressure reading correctly. It shouldn't be any harder for a nurse or doctor to take a blood pressure reading correctly than to take it wrong. So these nurses and doctors need to be retrained to take blood pressure readings correctly. KUDOS to the nurses and doctors who does know how to take blood pressure readings which seems to be getting rarer these days.

I dealt with 7 different people and every single one was pleasant and professional !! Very impressed and I will return if I need too.