Wooster Community Hospital

This place called children protective services because I was nursing my baby in the lying down position and they assumed I was co-sleeping 2-3 times. Since I cannot prove I will not go to sleep at home, my poor baby girl was taken from me. Or rather, I was escorted out of the hospital taken from her Devastated and broken. My baby is now on formula and she's going on her Fourth month without me. She probably was so scared and alone, not used to that world without me. All the sounds that are unfamiliar and without my voice or my smell to help calm her all these months.. And then there is my mental health. You can imagine what a toll would take on any individual. All I want is my baby in my arms. What they've done is unnatural. Do NOT deliver your baby here, please. you and your baby deserve better.

I had to have some blood work drawn and I just want to say that Tara H. did an amazing job. Professional, attentive, I had to have several vials drawn and she did it quickly and painlessly. Absolutely awesome! Give her a raise and never let her go!

I had a great experience at Wooster Community Hospital. The facility is exceptionally clean, and the entire staff was professional, courteous, and welcoming. They were especially great with kids--very patient and kind, which made the visit much easier for our family. We experienced minimal wait times, and testing results came back quickly, which was a huge relief. Overall, a well-run hospital that provides excellent care and service. Highly recommend!

I had knee replacement surgery at WCH, and every single person I interacted with was kind and patient. Dr. Spittle was top-notch, taking the time to explain every aspect of the procedure and recovery, and the entire surgical team was great. When I got home, I even received a thank-you card that the entire anesthesiology team signed! We are very fortunate to have access to such accessible, high-quality care in our community.

My 4 year old grandson was taken to the emergency room by squad. He was put in a room right away to only sit there for 1 1/2 hours with no one to come into the room, except for 1 person who said I will have to get 4 or 5 people to hold him down, and took a piece of gauze with her bare hands no gloves rubbed her finger across the gauze and held it up to his cut! After that his mother took him to Akron Children's Hospital where he received 23 stitches and also they could see his skull and it did not take people to hold him down!! I personally use the hospital with no problems, but this is inexcusable!!!