Muleshoe Area Hospital

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Diane Martin

My husband went to the Muleshoe Hospital ER one night with chest pains. The ER staff got him into a room and promptly started working diligently on him. They videoed with cardiac staff from UMC in Lubbock and got him stabilized enough to be air lifted to Lubbock. The staff in Muleshoe was kind, professional, knowledgeable and all around awesome. I was very impressed with the way they worked on my husband. Because they worked with UMC, my husband was brought directly to the Cath Lab when he arrived at UMC and was able to immediately have stents put in. If you ever have a medical emergency and you’re close to Muleshoe, I strongly recommend this hospital. A HUGE thank you to all the ER Staff that was working on the night of Saturday, January 17th!

Alexxus Gallegos

This was by far the worst hospital experience I have ever had, I took my son here because he was running fever and throwing up. When seeing my son they held him down and forced his arms and shoulders to where they needed them and continued to treat my son as if he were not a human. Following that they accused myself and family of awful things and seemed disgusted when finding out I still breastfed my son. The doctor demanded my husband and I to hold our sons arms now then preceded to tell us that as parents we should never do that to our son which left us confused because we were following his orders. My son left the hospital shaking and crying which no 2 year old should have to experience. As a parent I am so upset with this place and would never recommend to any parent.

Richard Montoya

I brought my son in for a borderline dka, he has type 1 diabetes. The staff and Doctor G treated us with the best care and the most welcoming facility I've ever been in, we will always remember Muleshoe as one of the most genuine places I've ever been to. Thank you guys so much.

Carrie Hall

I would never go here for medical care unless you absolutely have to. My sister in law and brother were visiting Muleshoe, when she started bleeding at 13 weeks pregnancy. They were told upon arrival at the ER that they could not serve them, so they needed to go somewhere else. Shortly thereafter, they decided that they could in fact see them. I wish they had left, because what followed next was HORRIBLE. A serious travesty to the medical and emergency medical profession. They were "attended" to by a Dr. Funk. He told my sister in law that she was miscarrying due to her promiscuous lifestyle. My sister in law has been married to my brother for nearly three years now, and isn't now, nor has she ever been, promiscuous. Not to mention it was none of his business, nor was it important to her condition. He also accused her of not even knowing that she was pregnant, and insisted she was just having a period, and 'most girls know when they are menstruating' (paraphrased). When an u/s (and extremely painful one at that) confirmed that her baby no longer had a heartbeat, the Dr. further treated her harshly, saying things like "when you pass the 'thing' . . ." etc. Then, as they were preparing to leave, they were told, "well, we didn't see a heart beat, but that doesn't mean there isn't one. We recommend you get a second opinion" (paraphrased again). I'm ASHAMED of the way my sister in law and brother were treated. I am ashamed to live in the same town as this establishment. And you can bet that my sister in law and brother will be following up this horrendous experience in whatever manner they must (legally of course) in order to ensure that other citizens are never treated as rudely and despicably as they were.