1/5 Max M. 2 years ago on Google
I
will
never
come
here
again.
I
did
so
due
to
the
distance,
but
would
rather
drive
a
little
further
for
better
care.
We
got
there
around
915
p.m.
and
got
called
around
945
p.m.
for
labs
&
scans.
By
11
ish
we
transfer
to
a
room
1.It
took
OVER
24hrs
just
to
get
an
MRI
for
my
elderly
mother
with
stage
4
thyroid
cancer
who
has
impaired
thinking/
speech,
hallucinations,
and
didn't
even
remember
what
year
it
is.
It
took
me
a
request
for
a
hospital
transfer
for
them
to
get
the
ball
rolling.
Was
promised
within
2
hrs
(from
5
to
7pm)
but
she
wasn't
taken
until
after
9
pm
(4
hrs
later)
and
got
back
around
11
pm.
She
said
whoever
handled
her
was
rough
and
hurt
her
the
entire
process.
She
showed
me
her
IV
and
it
was
bleeding
underneath
the
tape
site.
2.
On
day
2
Neurologist
came
in,
examined
her
and
asked
me
to
stop
ALL
her
medication.
I'm
assuming
he
knew
all
the
drugs
she
is
taking
before
making
that
decision
because
I
gave
those
details
the
day
before
while
we
were
in
the
ER.
Tell
me
why...on
day
3
the
new
nurse
comes
in
and
ask
for
a
list
of
medication
and
said
none
is
listed
in
the
system.
Wth!
The
vital
lady
comes
in
ever
so
often
to
check
her
blood
pressure
and
keeps
telling
me
it's
super
high.
Well
no
duh!
She
was
on
high
blood
pressure
meds
and
the
doctor
stopped
EVERYTHING
so
what
do
you
expect?
He
stopped
her
blood
pressure,
her
thyroid,
her
heart,
her
pain,
her
nerve
meds..
everything!
You
would
think
they
would
supplement
it
but
they're
only
giving
her
an
IV
to
hydrate
her,
antibiotics
(just
in
case
she
has
an
infection
but
don't
know
if
she
does
or
not)
and
morphine
for
the
pain.
Heparin
in
case
of
blood
clots.
What
about
everything
else?
Her
thyroid
is
off
the
charts
and
need
the
meds
to
stabilize
it
according
to
MD
ANDERSON
CANCER
CENTER
so
she
could
get
her
thyroid
surgically
removed.
3.
Asked
everyone
to
transfer
her
care
to
MD
ANDERSON
since
she's
an
established
patient
there
with
stage
4
thyroid
cancer
that
has
spread
to
5
different
areas
of
her
body
and
the
manager
of
this
floor
said
it
was
possible
as
well
as
the
ER
doctor
we
saw
the
1st
day.
However,
the
attending
physician
Dr.
Reddy
refused
to
transfer
her.
Said
all
we
were
waiting
for
was
the
MRI
and
he
could
discharge
us
the
next
day
instead.
Who
knows
if
that'll
take
another
24
hrs
for
them
just
to
review
scans
and
mutually
agree
(all
3
specialists)
in
order
to
discharge.
4.
The
oxygen
lady
came
in
last
night
for
breathing
treatment
said
she'd
be
back
in
15
minutes.
She
never
came
back...
over
2
hrs
later
with
the
oxygen
mask
just
running.
It
wasn't
until
the
new
nurse
shift
came
and
turned
it
off
for
us.
5.
The
bathroom-
the
shower
and
toilet
is
all
in
one
room
with
no
division.
I
don't
understand
why
they
designed
it
like
this
especially
in
the
observation
section.
When
you
shower
water
wets
the
majority
of
the
floor
even
near
the
toilet
so
it's
a
really
high
risk
of
slipping
especially
with
patients
with
fall
risk.
Heck
I'm
young
&
healthy
and
I
almost
slipped.
6.
They
gave
my
mom
"new"
warm
sheets.
When
I
put
it
on
her
there
was
an
old/
used
bandaid
and
cotton
ball
stuck
to
the
sheet.
It
was
absolutely
DISGUSTING!
We're
just
extremely
dissatisfied
&
upset
with
our
experience
here.
Next
time
it
might
be
wise
to
drive
the
distance
to
a
hospital
with
better
care
&
service.
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