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This
location
needs
better,
more
experienced,
compassionate
staff!
Immediately
walking
into
triage
the
male
nurse
was
asking
me
questions
about
my
complaints.
His
questions
and
my
answers
were
not
going
in
the
same
direction
because
he
wasn’t
really
trying
to
listen
carefully
and
I
had
to
repeat
and
clarify
myself
several
times.
I
was
asked
to
change
into
a
gown,
handed
gown..he
stood
there….I
asked
if
he
wanted
me
to
change
“right
now”?
Yes
he
said
…I
changed
in
the
triage
while
he
stood
with
his
back
turned.
So…that
was
a
bit
awkward.
After
a
few
mins
a
woman
came
in
to
collect
insurance
and
asked
me
to
make
a
payment
toward
my
visit
that
it
was
going
to
be
over
$1000
for
the
visit.
I
was
shocked.
I
asked
if
I
needed
to
go
to
big
Rex…I
didn’t
feel
comfortable.
I
was
kept
in
triage
way
too
long
for
a
long
time.
Finally,
I
was
located
to
another
reclining
chair
across
the
room.
There
is
no
privacy
except
two
curtains
on
each
side.
There
are
no
beds,
private
rooms
etc.
I
had
to
ask
for
a
bag
for
my
clothes.
The
staff
did
not
make
eye
contact
especially
Jon
that
did
not
show
a
care
in
the
world
or
ANY
concern.
He
actually
makes
you
feel
worse
about
being
there
with
the
question/answer
process.
The
CT
nurse
asked
if
the
IV
was
hurting
when
she
flushed
the
line..I
said
yes.
She
then
said
“Use
your
words,
explain”
I
stayed
again,
that
yes
the
line
hurts
and
is
burning…it
became
stressful.
She
started
another
IV
after
2
attempts.
I
was
told
by
her
to
tell
the
nurse
to
take
that
IV
out
and
use
the
IV
she
placed.
The
same
nurse
did
not
take
out
IV,
he
seemed
offended
of
said
issue.
He
persisted
on
using
the
IV
he
placed.
He
administered
in
that
IV
and
ignored
the
new
IV.
I
was
not
attached
to
anymore
fluids.
I
didn’t
need
2
IV’s.
At
this
point,
the
experience
was
beyond
anything
I’ve
ever
experienced
in
a
hospital
setting.
I
was
feeling
absolutely
horrible
and
a
headache.
The
doctor
recommended
doing
a
brain
scan
due
to
complaint
of
headache.
I
declined
because
this
was
just
far
to
much.
It’s
most
likely
dehydration
due
to
my
symptoms
and
issues.
I
got
to
a
point,
after
3
hours
I
wanted
to
be
discharged.
Nurse
walked
over
to
give
more
fluids
and
I
declined
and
said
I
would
like
to
be
discharged.
He
said
“okay
no
problem,
let
me
get
that”
he
walked
away.
Another
nurse
came
over
took
my
blood
pressure
with
the
pulse
oximeter,
and
IV
in
the
same
arm.
Needless
to
say
he
blew
my
vein
out!
I
could
not
believe
all
this
was
happening.
I
asked
for
a
supervisor.
Spoke
with
her.
Spoke
with
the
Doctor,
(he
was
about
the
only
vital
organ)
running
the
ER
and
he’s
very
overwhelmed.
I
spoke
with
Cristina,
she
is
lead
administrator
over
the
emergency
department/hospital.
She
was
very
cold,
very
attacking
questions
and
defensive.
They
all
make
you
feel
horrible
for
even
being
there.
I’ve
never
wanted
to
run
out
of
a
hospital
in
my
life.
I’ve
had
lots
of
procedures/surgeries
and
visits
to
ER.
I
was
charged
for
so
many
unnecessary
things
and
I’m
sure
if
I
stayed
it
wouod
have
continued.
If
I
ever
have
an
emergency
and
I
need
immediate
care,
I
will
take
the
risk
of
my
life
and
by
pass
that
hospital
and
go
to
big
Rex
or
Wake
med!
Never
again!
It’s
a
shame!
It’s
absolutely
a
nightmare
there.
I
feel
completely
robbed
of
money
and
the
care
there
is
bad
practice
in
my
opinion.
Beware!
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