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Avoid
Memorial
Hermann
Greater
Heights
Hospital
unless
you
are
dying
and
cannot
reach
another.
Incompetent
medical
personnel
(albeit
some
nurses
were
good,
some
had
no
bedside
manner
and
hurt
my
IV
site
and
arm).
You
will
be
forced
to
wait
on
insensitive
doctors
to
arrive.
No
one
tells
you
anything.
They
all
claim
to
know
nothing.
Like
it
is
1800
and
everyone
is
still
waiting
on
word
to
arrive
and
there
are
no
phones,
ability
to
text,
and
other
technology
to
get
the
answers
for
you.
This
hospital
is
unprofessional,
uncaring,
and
unethicalāit
does
not
care
about
you.
Hospital
is
lacking
in
coordination,
communication,
and
common
sense.
Hospital
will
write
falsehoods
in
your
discharge
papers
as
a
CYA
to
cover
up
its
own
errors,
delays,
and
inadequacies.
Seriously,
the
most
poorly
run,
unethical
hospital
that
Iāve
ever
had
the
misfortune
of
encountering.
My
only
transgression
was
stepping
through
its
doors.
It
is
dirty.
Bathroom
was
out
of
paper
towels
for
two
days.
Another
bathroom,
out
of
toilet
paper.
Floors
are
disgusting
with
trash.
No
one
cleaned
my
room.
I
had
to
find
the
wipes
and
clean
it
myself.
Donāt
bother
asking
for
another
pillowāyou
will
never
get
one.
I
had
to
get
my
own
second
blanket
from
the
warmer.
Be
happy
with
just
a
curtain
because
youāre
lucky
if
you
get
that.
Healing
occurs
when
you
are
resting.
I
understand
nurses
come
in
all
night.
But
when
all
you
have
is
a
curtain,
you
hear
everything
happening
around
youāpeople
agonizing
in
pain,
yelling,
nurses
talking,
doctors
in
other
patient
rooms
while
you
wonder
why
none
have
entered
yoursāthe
light
carries
in.
When
youāre
fasting,
as
I
had
been
for
two
days
because
of
the
hospitalās
ineptitude,
you
smell
the
food
served
to
everyone
else,
while
you
starve.
There
were
open
rooms
with
doors
and
I
complained
about
having
only
a
curtain.
No
accommodations
were
made
to
move
me
to
help
me
rest.
It
was
purgatory.
If
youāre
ready
to
die
or
catch
a
hospital
borne
bacteria
or
illness,
then
go
to
Memorial
Hermann
Greater
Heights.
If
you
want
professional,
compassionate,
skilled
care,
go
someplace
else.
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