1/5 Bianca E. 1 year ago on Google
My
mother
was
admitted
via
ER
on
3/21/23.
She
was
rushed
in
after
a
routines
doctors
appointment
with
Henry
Ford
Pain
clinic.
Her
blood
pressure
was
extremely
high,
stroke
level.
Where
she
was
offered
PT
for
her
chronic
pain.
The
ER
doctors
and
nurses
were
good.
Here
blood
pressure
returned
to
normal
on
its
on
without
any
medication.
We
were
placed
an
a
comfortable
room
while
we
awaited
information
from
a
physician.
After
being
in
ER
for
four
hours,
we
we
never
informed
what
the
prognosis
was.
I
happened
to
call
a
nurse
and
was
informed
that
they
were
admitting
my
mother.
No
doctor
EVER
came
by
to
offer
any
explanation.
They
transport
team
simple
transformed
my
mother
to
the
Stroke
floor.
Keep
in
mind
there
has
NOT
been
an
explanation
of
a
stroke.
The
first
nurse
and
attending
doctor,
Dr.
Jay
were
attentive
and
kind.
However
there
was
an
extreme
lack
of
communication
and
attentiveness
regarding
my
mother's
stay.
My
mother
has
Parkinson's
Disease.
She
was
given
a
MRA
at
4
AM.
The
doctor
informed
me
that
it
wasn't
the
"best"
image.
What
would
you
expect
from
performing
a
test
at
which
a
person
must
stay
still
and
they
have
been
diagnosed
with
a
movement
disorder?
My
mother
was
discharged
without
the
doctor
calling
to
inform
me
of
the
outcome.
The
social
worker
on
her
case
informed
me
that
she
would
be
discharged
via
ambulance
to
a
rehab
facility
at
4:35
on
3/27/2023.
She
was
also
given
a
EKG
30
minutes
BEFORE
discharge
and
according
to
her
MYCHART,
she
was
asleep!
How
can
you
get
an
accurate
reading.
She
was
in
the
hospital
for
six
days
related
to
a
"stroke"
why
is
she
just
having
an
EKG
when
she
is
to
be
discharged?
There
was
no
opportunity
to
prepare
or
to
even
know
my
mother's
discharge
instructions.
The
social
worker
had
the
doctor
call
me
regarding
discharge.
He
then
in
turn
passed
me
off
to
the
nurse
on
the
floor.
I
am
STILL
not
sure
as
to
what
steps
my
mother
must
follow
or
even
what
caused
her
episode.
I
am
extremely
displeased
with
the
lack
of
communication
and
laissez
faire
treatment
my
mother
received
at
Henry
Ford
Hospital
West
Bloomfield.
I
often
brag
about
how
kind
the
Valet
and
the
neurology
office
staff
are,
but
her
stay
was
less
than
stellar.