1/5 nicole s. 1 year ago on Google
Well
the
rest
of
the
hospital
was
great
and
I
had
great
Drs
the
ER
was
bad.
Lack
of
communication
on
what
tests
needed
to
be
done,
mixing
me
up
with
other
people
and
performing
tests
I
didn't
need
I
was
not
Nicole
with
a
blood
clotting
disorder,
I'm
Nicole
with
an
appendix
about
to
rupture.
After
12hrs
of
the
wrong
tests/orders
getting
asking
every
nurse/tech
if
this
was
the
right
tests
for
abdominal
pain,
I
finally
received
that
accurate
and
correct
tests
to
diagnose
me.
I
eventually
was
in
the
ER
in
a
room
with
6-7
other
ppl
I
understand
there
was
not
beds
and
that's
fine
with
I
knew
from
family
members
working
at
Clovis
and
Fresno
that
they
were
impacted
too.
We
had
a
great
CNA
looking
after
us
and
pressuring
the
nurses
to
give
us
out
meds
after
3
hr
of
waiting
like
my
COVID
test,
antibiotics
and
pain
relief.
Then
after
1:30am
he
left
for
the
night
and
from
1:30-7am
we
all
received
not
much
care
except
for
blood
cultures
and
vitals.
Around
4a
I
began
to
feel
pain
again
and
began
to
ask
any
tech
to
get
a
nurse
so
I
could
get
pain
reliever
again
I
never
saw
a
nurse
or
Dr
enter
the
room
from
130-7am.
So
after
another
3hr
of
asking
10
times
at
7am
a
new
RN
came
on
staff
and
gave
us
all
our
required
meds
and
labs.
My
covid
test
was
lost
twice
and
that
was
the
only
thing
keeping
me
from
getting
my
required
surgery.
It
was
the
most
painful
experience
and
upon
asking
old
staff
that
worked
there
that
this
was
not
the
correct
care
I
was
supposed
to
be
receiving.
I
was
in
the
ER
from
12pm
to
1130am
the
next
day.
Go
to
Clovis
or
Fresno
community
I've
always
gotten
good
care
from
there
felt
listened
to
and
supported.
I
can
only
feel
for
the
Nicole
having
her
leg
swollen
up
from
a
blood
clotting
disorder
and
being
in
an
emergency
situation
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