Houma Urgent Care....What a joke! Especially if you got hurt on the job. They treat you like you're lying and playing it...And I"m sure they have some that do, but I'm not one of them. I was ok with the docs recommendation of 3 days off...heck, I was already off Saturday and Sunday...And I wasn't looking for any time off work, I just wanted to make sure I didn't break anything, but they thought different. When I was released, I could hardly walk on my foot and they just left me for to fend for myself. No offer to bring me out in a wheel chair at least to the ramp area. Even the worse hospital we have in Houma, TGMC does that. So to rate Houma Urgent Care, I wouldn't bring my dog there. ...read more

Staff is unfreindly! You have to wait on results "to be scanned into computer" even if they are abnormal. They tell you Doctor will call you. Doctor never calls. DON'T go to this hospital. ...read more

My Grandmother was in TGMC for about 2 months. She went in with a broken leg bone. They performed surgury and sent her home to heal within a couple of weeks only for her to be brought back because she could not make a bowel movement and ran a high fever. They ran tests and said she had Diverticulitis, they performed surgury to correct that problem, which brought on a new set of issues. She was in CCU for 2 weeks with pressure elevated, fever, and severe stomach cramps. They took her down for X-ray after a 1 and half or so of being in such condition and brought her back with one Kidney. They said her kidney was damaged. They could not say how or why (keeping in mind when seen by the ER doctor a few weeks ago, he said her kidneys were fine). She was back in CCU for weeks with a colostomy bag. They then sent her up in the floor with stomach cramps, not eating, and stats still abnormal. They wanted to send her to a place called LTAC for Long term care, but that facility said they could not take her without her eating, so they started ignoring her pains and kept telling her, "you need to eat, you need to eat". They put her on strong pain medicine, which she was too old to receive, so they had to take her off it. She is still in pain and is suffering, so after a couple of weeks, they decide to do a CTScan and say they say fluid in her abdomen, but they don't know what it is. They did not proceed to correct this issue, they left the unknown fluid in her body for weeks, until she couldn't bear the suffering any longer, then they decided to drain it and put a tube in her back, and pumped more antibiotics in her. She then got pnuemonia, one of the doctors said, so they increased her respiratory care, and gave her more antibiotics, they are now discharging her while she is still hollering in pain, and coughing with cold in her lungs. The hospital staff urgency was non-existent, and many times we had to report them for nasty behavior. The doctors and staff are awful! ...read more