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PC Admin

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Dedicated resource for Stoughton Hospital located in 900 RIDGE ST - Stoughton, WI. Containing reports of complications, death rates etc. Reviews and real experiences of patients and their loved ones are invited. The treatment and medical care statistics listed below are updated and synced twice a year as per the 'Medicare Database' via an API.
 
Provider ID
521343
Address
900 RIDGE ST
City
STOUGHTON
State
WI
ZIP Code
53589
County
DANE
Phone Number
6088736611
Hospital Type
Critical Access Hospitals
Hospital Ownership
Voluntary non-profit - Private
Emergency Department Volume
low
Patients who left the emergency department before being seen (%)
0%
Median Time to ECG for heart attack/chest pain in Emergency dept
9 minutes
Avg time patients spent in Emergency dept before inpatient admission
235 minutes
Overall Hospital Rating
5.00 star(s)
Cleanliness Star Rating
5.00 star(s)
Doctor Communication Star Rating
5.00 star(s)
Nurse Communication Star Rating
5.00 star(s)
Patients who reported that they ALWAYS received help as soon as they wanted (%)
79%
Patients who were unhappy with treatment
3%
Avg Death Rate For Heart Attack Patients (%)
Not Available
Death Rate For Heart Attack Patients National Comparison
Not Available
Avg Death Rate For Heart Failure Patients (%)
11%
Death Rate For Heart Failure Patients Comparison
No different than the National Rate
Avg Death Rate For CABG Surgery Patients (%)
Not Available
Death Rate For CABG Surgery Patients Comparison
Not Available
Avg Death Rate For Stroke Patients (%)
Not Available
Death Rate For Stroke Patients Comparison
Not Available
Avg Death Rate For COPD Patients (%)
Not Available
Death Rate For COPD Patients National Comparison
Not Available
Avg Death Rate For Pneumonia Patients (%)
17.3%
Death Rate For Pneumonia Patients Comparison
No Different than the National Rate
Avg Complication Rate For Hip/Knee Replacement Patients (%)
2.5%
Complication Rate for Hip/Knee Replacement National Comparison
No Different than the National Rate
Rate of Unplanned Hospital Visits After Colonoscopy National Comparison
No Different than the National Rate
Heart Failure 30-Day Readmission Rate National Comparison
No Different than the National Rate
Rate of Readmission For Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Comparison
No Different than the National Rate
Pneumonia 30-Day Readmission Rate National Comparison
No Different than the National Rate
Rate of Readmission After Hip/Knee Replacement National Comparison
No Different than the National Rate
Overall Unplanned Readmission Rate
No Different than the National Rate
Average Cost For Heart Attack Patients Comparison
Number of Cases Too Small
Average Cost For Heart Failure Patients Comparison
No Different than the National Average
Average Cost For Hip/Knee Replacement Comparison
Significantly greater than the National Average
Average Cost For Pneumonia Patients Comparison
No Different than the National Average
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garrett

New Member
On the 13th, I ended up visiting Stoughton Hospital Urgent Care due to a badly swollen and bruised hand. I regret my decision. I was seen within minutes (there were hardly any patients). The ED doctor comes and takes a good look at the wound and asks me, “hmmm….so what do you expect me to do with this?” I was like…Duh!!! Take an x-ray, and give tetanus shot and antibiotics. If I were trained in medicine, then I would not have come here at all, you idiot. If the great wizard had taken an x-ray, he would have noticed broken bone and bone fragments. The only positive thing about this dump was the wonderful nurse who would have apologized to me for the doctor; had I stayed back instead of stomping out of the hospital AMA
 
jaden

jaden

New Member
My four-year-old daughter was having breathing difficulties, and I rushed her to the Stoughton Hospital ER. The folks manning the night shift were TERRIFIC! They got to the root of the breathing difficulties and did all the required treatments, and after a few hours, there she was, sleeping blissfully, completely unaware that she was near to death just hours ago. We were deeply moved by the efforts put in by the wonderful team of nurses and doctors. The front desk also played a part in rushing her in and getting the details only once treatment had started. The doctors who saw her took extreme care to ensure that she was not terrified by the whole thing. Highly impressed with their ability to calm my daughter and their professionalism. Thanks to everyone who were involved in saving my daughter’s life!
 
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Annelise

New Member
My wife just underwent outpatient surgery. The team was very pleasant but were very efficient. The food was also good. The whole experience was wonderful.
 
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