1/5 Isabel Z. 1 year ago on Google
I
wish
I
could
give
this
hospital
a
0.
I've
been
to
the
ER
twice,
first
time
I
walked
in
and
today
I
came
by
ambulance.
The
first
time
it
took
me
about
30-45
minutes
to
get
my
vitals
checked
as
I
waited
standing
up.
Having
neuropathy
it
was
uncomfortable.
I
showed
both
the
intake
person
and
the
vitals
nurse
the
referral
from
my
doctor
for
possible
ketoacidosis
and
they
treated
me
for
a
possible
ulcer.
No
referral
to
see
a
gastroenterologist
to
see
if,
in
fact,
I
had
an
ulcer.
The
worst
part
is
what
happens
after
the
waiting
room.
They
have
converted
er
rooms
into
holding
areas
to
fit
more
people
say
6-8
people.
I
waited
in
the
room
with
other
people,
walked
to
the
blood-drawn
room,
and
got
prepped
with
an
iv.
No
liquids
yet.
Then
they
sent
back
to
the
room.
After
X-rays
and
more
blood
draws,
they
put
me
in
a
different
room
with
six
other
people
waiting
for
the
test
results.
They
then
moved
me
to
a
different
room
to
get
my
fluids.
At
least
that
room
had
reclining
chairs,
3
of
them.
Being
diabetic
I
needed
to
advocate
for
myself
and
another
patient
to
get
some
snacks.
I
also
asked
for
his
medicine.
I
was
released
feeling
that
I
wasted
my
time
because
they
didn't
address
my
diabetic
issue
and
sent
me
home.
Today,
was
worse.
I
came
in
an
ambulance.
Check-in
and
vitals
went
smoothly
some
blood
was
drawn
and
the
heart
was
monitored.
Was
sent
to
the
same
room
that
I
sat
in
last
time.
Why
did
they
put
a
fall
risk
band
and
still
tried
to
get
me
to
walk
to
places?
Again
more
blood
draws,
EKG,
and
X-rays.
Back
to
the
testing
results
room.
At
least
I
finally
got
an
IV,
in
the
picture.
Yeah,
the
other
2
IVs
belonged
to
another
patient
in
the
room
who
had
difficulties
moving
from
his
chair
to
the
wheelchair.
Another
patient
left
because
she
waited
too
long.
Another
diabetic
patient
had
been
there
for
26
hours
with
no
food
or
water.
Then
I
was
released
after
taking
an
anti-vertigo
medicine.
The
gentleman
who
had
been
there
for
26
hours
and
felt
like
passing
out
was
released
after
me.
At
the
time
of
release,
I
was
confused
why
they
were
releasing
me
when
my
legs
were
still
shaking.
All
I
got
was
that
the
doctor
had
released
me
and
that
was
final.
Nothing
was
addressed.
I
still
have
a
heavy
chest
and
I
still
get
easily
winded.
Never
again
am
I
stepping
into
this
ER!
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