Clovis Community Medical Center Hospital

Understaffed a bit at night, but I was kind of a low maintenance patient. I did what was told of me and the staff pretty much just checked on me frequently to see if I had walked around (which they saw me wandering the halls) and asked if I needed anything.

Great group of people. After I was discharged, I sent them some roses, candy and a thank you card.

haven't had my frist appointment yet. Just received my information packet. His office staff had been very nice and helpful

We two patients that shared a room emptied our own urine containers. We weren't told to call for an aide to do it. Otherwise, excellent care.

He was very friendly, understanding and empathetic to my needs. He is very patient and takes time to answer questions. His office staff was very friendly and aggressive with obtaining pre-auth from my insurance. He is very clear about the requirements before and after surgery. Is very clear in his pre-op and post-op instructions. I would rate him a 9/10 (no one is perfect). In my opinion surgical competence is more important than bedside manner, but would prefer to have both.

I am glad I had my surgery here, it's one of the best.

Thank you

I thought that it was pretty good. I spent 4 hours in recovery because they did not have a room ready for me that was the hardest part. But everyone was very nice.

the day nurses were fantastic - the best. On my second night there, the night staff was not very attentive to answering the call button, or from me yelling down the hall, or to my 2nd and third requests for help.

My overall experience was excellent other than a couple of rude nurses but i guess one will find that in every hospital.

I thought this hospital was going to be great. It has a 5 star rating for its bariatric unit but that must just be for the surgery unit!!The floor that I was on was just as average and under staffed as any other hospital I have been in.

It was a well oiled machine. From intake to exit, it was very smooth. The room where we waited for surgery was very cold because of a malfunction, but the nurses were very accommodating with warm blankets.