I've been to this hospital in 1988 to have my left ear cleaned out & was treated like how a person should be treated in their Emergency Department.In 1991,I was admitted for 2 days for gallbladder surgery & I was well taken care of.I haven't been back in over 20 years,but I know it's there if I need it again.

For our growing city it has been a great place for our family. We have lived in this area now 18 years.



Five of our grand children have been born at Jordan Valley from two of our children and from one daughter in law. The care has been just great. One daughter even needed her gall bladder removed right after her last baby was born.



In March of 2008 I was suffering from terrible pain. I checked myself into the ER and within a few minutes was taken back where the Dr (Fine) quickly checked me over and two IVs were placed into my arms. Later in the morning I had a CTscan and the next day I was given surgery for a burst abscess on my colon.



My care has been great for the last year with them and my surgeon took fantastic care of me. I have needed nine surgeries so far with perhaps more to come.



My Dr often tells about how close to death I was and is still surprised that I failed to die on the OR table. From me they get a Great job done.



My only complaint was they would not let me walk around barefoot. They insisted that I wear shoes during my walks.

My son suffered a burn and they felt it more inportant to get insurance, etc. than get him treated. I doubt I'll go back