Harmon Medical Center

My mother was transferred here from Centennial Hills hospital after spending 22 days in ICU and IMC. She had gone into septic shock and cardiac arrest before undergoing emergency surgery to remove her dead colon. We were told that she was being sent to rehab to regain her strength and learn how to care for her ileostomy.
Immediately upon meeting her doctor here, we were told that this is not a rehab hospital and that she will be lucky to receive one hour of physical therapy 5 days per week. They don’t even sit her up in a chair. In fact there are no chairs in either of the 2 rooms she’s been in during her stay of less than 48 hours so far. How is she supposed to regain strength if she’s lying on her back for 23 hours a day?
When my dad and I arrived this morning her ileostomy was full and leaking all over her incisions. One of her wounds us still open and packed with medicated gauze. It is crucial that it does not become infected and yet we find the dressing over it completely saturated and green!
We’ve asked for treatment plans regarding PT and OT but have been told that there won’t be any!
It will be a miracle if she makes it home alive. I’m flying back to Denver tomorrow and it will be all on my dad to see that she gets proper care. He is 70 years old and suffering from his own health problems.
Also according to my research, this hospital is not accredited by any overseeing body. How can this be?! I work at a hospital in Denver and maintaining our accreditation from JCHO is a big deal.

This «clinic» is owned and operated by a person that is charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission as running an $ 800 Million dollar ponzi scheme.
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Also receives a D from the Better Business Bureau for their shady practices. Visit at your own risk.

Bad customer service by the Spanish girl in the front. They are very rude here and they do not believe in customer service nurses what their mission statement is he said he didn’t even know what it was. Terrible..

The inside lobby is clean — BUT DON’T be fooled by it! Back in 2012, I arrived for treatment of a rash. The doctor completely mis-​diagnosed my illness! I got a bill — after my insurance company paid 75% of the cost. I wrote a letter to their billing dept. saying that I refused to pay the balance due to the mis-​diagnosis of my illness. I never received a reply from them — but continued to receive a bill every few months. It is now August 2014, and my latest bill indicates that it will be sent to collections if I don’t pay the balance. After calling Harmon’s billing dept., the lady was not helpful after I told her I was willing to pay a portion of the balance — but not all — since I was not happy with their service. SO BEWARE OF THIS PLACE! Don’t believe your nightmare ends when you walk out the door. If your insurance pays a portion of your bill, you will be expected to pay the rest… whether or not you were satisfied with the service !

NASTY service. The Spanish lady and a lady named Christina at the desk attacked me when I asked a simple question. I dropped everything and walked out with horrible pains. I went to cvs and bought temporary pain killers so I won’t have to deal with someone here.
*their form also says they will bill your insurance as a courtesy. Really!!! Isn’t that what your supposed to do bill the insurance and collect payments from them!!!
DO NOT STAY here!!! Do not waste your cab money do not waste your energy and do not waste your agrivation!!!
Update– there is a minute clinic on the Las Vegas strip in cvs! Right in the center of all the hotels. Way better

I just called this center because I wanted to ask about the pharmacy downstairs and I got the rudest woman talking down to me on the phone. It escalated in a big argument over the phone and the girl wouldn’t address her name so I could report her to the manager. I asked for her manager and the manager Donna or something to that effect was just as rude. They gave me one impression! UNPROFESSIONAL OFFICE CONDUCT~! As a prior owner and city and state Federal worker and Manager of a LEGAL outfit. I refuse bad service from companies. I am forwarding my complaint to the BBB because they should not be allowed to talk so disrespectful to customers. Obvious they probably never had their own company before and know what CUSTOMER service is about. Unfortunate a simple question asking about the pharmacy could turn into a war game. I think after reading the reviews. It doesn’t surprise me how they are losing their company business after treating people with disrespect.

Don’t ever come to Harmon Medical Center with a loved one as they refuse to let you be with them in the exam room. And, they won’t let the patient use their phone. So shady if you ask me. No communication or sharing of information. Even if patient requests it!

So this place isnt always open… I’d call first to make sure. They’ll even let you know how many people are in the waiting room. Expect to be here for 2 hours, start to finish, with waiting for your script. Pharmacy on site!
I’ve been here 5 or 6 times in the past few years and they are def one of the better walk in places close to the strip. Not as ghetto as other ones!
If you need an IV they can do it here along with stitches and X-​ray. It’s like going to the ER without the price tag and the wait time.
I’d recommend it if you need a walk in clinic. They seem like they care and I’ve even seen the same DR on more than one occasion.

This place took really good care of my wife after an allergic reaction to some oysters. They are located right behind Planet Hollywood and the staff was very accommodating. I would definitely recommend it. Very good nursing staff, the interior is nice enough and they actually seemed to care about the patient.

No review for this Medical Center.

I visited Harmon a year ago this month when I was in Vegas and the actual visit was fine, but the billing has been a NIGHTMARE. Here’s the summary: it took MONTHS for me to finally get a bill that was accurate. I paid this bill in February 2012 (for a visit that was in June 2011!). Today I just got a bill for the exact amount that I already paid. Now I’ve been trying to actually get a hold of someone to clear this up, which is almost as painful as the food poisoning that led me to the urgent care in the first place. Beware – check your bill closely, keep good records of payment history, stay in touch with your insurance company, and expect to have a difficult time getting a hold of an actual person.

So I was in Vegas for a conference and thought I was coming down with a nasty case of bronchitis. Day 2 of the conference found me unable to stop coughing, feverish, and miserable, so I asked the concierge at Paris (where I was staying) if she could please recommend an urgent care. She sent me over to Harmon. Thank god! It’s clean, and the neighborhood felt ok for being there by myself. Total time of visit: from getting in a cab at Paris, to filling out paperwork, being seen, getting my prescriptions, cabbing back to Paris-​was 1 ½ hours. There were a few other tourists like myself there. The staff was nice to me, despite the fact that I was hacking non stop. They accepted my out of state insurance, and what I really liked, was that there’s a pharmacy in the building, so my sick ass didn’t have to drag around trying to get scrips filled. Final verdict of illness? A freaking positive FLU swab. Ugh.
My experience here was really good, and I’ll definately keep them in mind for my next trips to Vegas. Always good to have, just in case you should ever need it, you know?

Two surly receptionist at the front desk that have chatted and been rude to every person who has entered except their own family and a flirtatious salesman. Chatting at the front desk for 2 hours. My son who drilled through his finger is not taken back for an hour and still hasn’t seen a doctor for an additional 1.5 hours. The facility is nice. The parking lot has been near empty for the 2.5 hours I have been. One wonders what takes so long! Drive the additional time to go elsewhere.

DO NOT GO HERE.
It may be convenient to the strip, but they get incredibly backed up and are extremely rude. The Hispanic girl (I say Hispanic, as there was a girl of Asian decent there as well) at the front counter was rude when I needed to get to my wife, stating that ‘We’re too busy to let you back to her’ Wait, WHAT??? Then she proceeds to get upset with me because I’m frustrated. And why are you in Health ‘Care’??? She became very standoffish with me.
The Doctor prescribed my wife the incorrect drugs and the only reason we went here was because it was early and close to the strip. She didn’t see the doctor for nearly 2 hours on a Thursday morning right after they opened. Pay the extra cab fare and get away from this place!!!
DO NOT GO HERE!!! Please say this was helpful if I have at all helped in your decision.
I’m not sure what the other reviewer was talking about, as they are not open ²⁴⁄₇.

After reading the other reviews we were skeptical about even going; long waits and bad care seem to be part of the scene. But Vegas offers few choices so we went. It was a very positive experience! We got right in, the staff was efficient, the doctor was wonderful and the cost was not outrageous. I would reccomend this facility any time you need care.

Some of us make stupid (sober!) choices on escalators. Stupid enough that they end up bleeding all over the floor at the Imperial Palace and must receive 11 stitches. Where to get them? Well, immediate care is cheaper than the ER, and probably faster, so my friend drove me and my bloody knee over to HMC on the recommendation of hotel security (both for HMC and the stitches).
Some immediate care places can be skeezy, but this one wasn’t. It was clean, and everyone was friendly and professional. Best of all: only two people were waiting in front of me! A nurse was done with my vitals before I’d even finished the small amount of paperwork! The building had a fair amount of examining rooms, with a separate area/​waiting room for x-​rays, and suturing had its own room — appropriately called the Suturing Room — so I’m guessing they dole out a lot of stitches. The first nurse who cleaned me up was ribbing me and it was pretty funny.
Don’t know if my stitches could’ve been done faster, this was my first time and I was freaking out, but it didn’t feel like the doctor was dawdling. I was bandaged up well and given ample instructions. There was another waiting room for discharge/​payment. An emergency visit with x-​rays and stitches cost $ 476, which I’m sure saved me hundreds compared to if I’d gone to the regular ER. I was told the basic visit was $ 190. I even got a letter a week and a half later that my x-​rays came out fine… which they told me when I got them. That would suck to find out so much later I needed a cast.
HMC is open ²⁴⁄₇ and has a pharmacy on site. For you vacationers: HMC does NOT accept out-​of-​state insurance, however, they will send you stuff to submit to your insurance company after the fact.

Apparently, eating a Chipotle Burrito, Chocolate Milkshake, Matzah-​Ball Soup, two Pickles, and a Gummy Pizza all within 5 hours can get you Food Poisoning. Who knew?
So, the next day after a few hours of making out with my beautiful toilet sink in the bathroom at the Venetian, I call down to the desk an asked for a doctor. What, they don’t have in-​house doctors. That Dr Vegas show with Rob Lowe was so full of shit. No wonder it got canceled after like 2 episodes.
So, they tell me to walk past Harrahs to a medical clinic. I somehow manage to crawl there, only to find Carnival Court and no doctors anywhere in sight. I get a cab and they take me to Harman Medical Clinic (conveniently located near the Hardrock Hotel and Casino). Three hours, 2 bags of IV fluid, and a shot in the ass (literally) later, I was all set to go sleep again for about 15 more hours. Cost me about $ 100 with Kaiser.
So, next time you’re in Vegas and do some serious damage to yourself (but not enough damage to warrant an expensive hospital visit), check this place out.