Johnson Regional Sleep Center is an AASM-accredited sleep center located in Clarksville, AR. The clinic specializes in home sleep testing, in-lab sleep testing (Polysomnography), and sleep medicine consultation. Patients can receive expert care for insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome (RLS), sleep apnea, sleep-disordered breathing, and snoring.
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They take forever and it could be the biggest emergency ever. The nurses and doctors are rude sometimes and cut you off a lot when you trying to talk to them.
The hospital staff, and especially the doctor, were very attentive and professional, carefully listening to my symptoms and actively addressing my medical concerns. My experience was very different from what I had expected and extremely positive. I highly recommend this hospital; they could only improve by reducing wait times and being better organized.
My husband has been a frequent flyer lately and the food is still beyond disgusting but the nurses and techs ER Dr and everything overall has gotten so much better. He had a stress test today and they were awesome. The new nuclear medicine lady is awesome and Paul the night nurse was so helpful and took great care of his pain when he was there a few weeks ago. If they could take back the kitchen I don't think there would be so many complaints but gravy and biscuits shouldn't taste like fruit loops ever🤣. I was hospitalized a couple months ago and it was so gross 🤢 and I'm not picky
The last 2 months we took my grandma up there and they said there was nothing wrong with her so we went to Ozark and ozark sent her to fort smith and fort smith sent her to Oklahoma City and they did some tests and said she had pancreatic cancer. It looks like yall may be getting sued Clarksville hospital. I don’t know how yall became doctors yall are pitiful do better and actually help people when they need it. All my nennys done is suffer ever since so thank you. I wouldn’t bring my dog up there. Yall are the worst hospital ever.
My daughter was taken to ER on Sunday, June 23. She had spiked a fever. They run tests and could not find the problem. Finally got her out of ICU and into a room on Tuesday June 25. This was a mistake because the night crew let her heart rate get to 40 and her O2 level at 88 during the night! She had gone septic! When the day nurse came, the night crew said all were good but failed to check on a 30 Y O patient has these low vitals and isn’t concerned? They could not get her transferred correctly. And told us at 11:30 that it would be in either Baptist or St Vincent’s in LR. Nope, again they can’t even figure that out. Finally at 8:30 pm Wednesday, June 26 she gets to Ft. Smith. No trust in this hospital. I pray some hospital will take over this poorly managed hospital, soon! Trustees, I hope you read these…