Baptist Health Richmond

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Medical Centers, Emergency Care Facilities, Hospitals

801 Eastern Byp, Richmond, KY 40475

859-623-3131

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David garland V.

04/17/18

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Great service, Casey Madison, Great Md. Very professional and nice. 1 little problem,, Slow refilling medicine at pharmacy,, LIKE 2 WEEKS SLOW.. PLEASE.

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Joseph H.

01/03/16

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Wife came in with a throat swell and they never checked her throat. People who are drunk were getting better care then her. Worst care I have ever seen.

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One of the leading providers of medical services in the United States, Pattie A. Clay Regional Medical Center has been operational for more than 40 years. Located in Richmond, Ky., the center serves more than 10,000 patients annually. It offers a wide variety of services, such as addiction solutions, blood disorder center, brain injury rehabilitation, breast care, occupational medicine, cancer services, cardiac services, pain management, clinical trials, dental health, dermatology, diabetes education, and dialysis services. The center also offers emergency and trauma services, gastroenterology, heart care, home health aides, infusion services, joint replacement programs, laboratory facilities, minimally invasive surgery, neonatal intensive care unit, neurosciences, and oncology, ophthalmology, orthopedic and outpatient mental health services. Additionally, it provides computerized and positron emission tomography scans, physical medicine and rehabilitation, psychiatric services, renal care center, respiratory treatments, same-day surgery, women's services, and wound care, ostomy and continence solutions.

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Phone: 859-625-1843

Phone: 859-353-4139

Phone: 859-625-3195

Phone: 859-625-3187

Fax: 859-625-3535

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