ProMedica Toledo Hospital

My boyfriend came to the Toledo Hospital last night and He had the most awesome nurse, his name was Ryan (he was in building C first). Now my boyfriend is in I.C.U. A. I'm writing this now, because I'm not sure how things will turn out. The employees are very efficient and really nice people. It's very clean and as comfortable as they could make it. Thank you Promedica Toledo Hospital.

Dr. Michael DeVries quite literally saved my life. On January 4, I was rushed to Toledo Hospital by ambulance in critical condition. At just 23 years old, I had no idea I was in septic shock and rapidly deteriorating. Severe fluid buildup in my lower left quadrant caused extensive tissue damage, toxin release, and ultimately shock with organ failure. After a CT scan revealed complete compromise of my lower left quadrant, I met Dr. DeVries. He acted decisively and with exceptional skill, removing the damaged tissue and performing an ileostomy that ultimately saved my life. His calm, confidence, and expertise during one of the most terrifying moments of my life made an immeasurable difference—not just medically, but emotionally. I also want to give special recognition to Dr. Robert Cotterm

I could never say enough great things. The labor and delivery unit is especially phenomenal. I had my daughter 10/12/2025 and from the moment I arrived every single nurse, midwife, and really any employee of the hospital was hands down amazing. Brittany was my first nurse who took care of me through day shift. I was having trouble with my blood pressure dropping terribly from my epidural and she was right on top of it. What typically would have been a super scary experience, she made so comforting knowing I was in great hands. My evening shift nurse was Jessica/Jess… not only was she super personable and friendly… she was knowledgeable. I had been laboring all day and once she arrived for her shift, she switched my position I was sitting in and I had my daughter in my hands not even 30 min

Long story short, I went in for a surgery. The surgery was terminated because while trendelenberg, my oxygen levels dropped. My doctor requested I get a bunch of other procedures done to "clear" me to redo this surgery- chest xray, pulmonary visits, AND a bronchoscopy which I had to get put under for as well. (ALL CLEAR) During that procedure, they also tilted me back and nothing happened. They did not find any defects nor did I have any breathing or intubation issues, with this procedure OR any of those ive had in the past. This was an anesthesia or intubation mishap to begin with. Promedica STILL received payment from my insurance for this surgery AND will now get paid again when I have to redo it - meeting ANOTHER deductible (if my insurance will authorize another). They are still hol

2-20 thru 2-22-26. My daughter was taken by ambulance to ER. She was in the hallway in ER for hours. Eventually she was moved to Observation and had surgery. The nursing staff/CNA/kitchen staff were incredible people. Very nice and caring. The housekeeping was nonexistent. Just gross. I had to empty the trash that stunk and had commode waste in it. It was almost full when I did. Also fruit flies in the room. Floor was gross. Food crumbs on the floor. Not once did anyone from housekeeping come in this room. Disgusting and disgraceful for a hospital. That's how staph and strep will run rampant through a place like this.