1/5 Briana D. 9 months ago on Google
UPDATE(7/10/23)
(I
followed
up
with
my
doctor
today
and
she
was
equally
as
LIVID
as
I
was
that
the
hospital
disregarded
my
needs.
I
was
still
infected,
they
only
prescribed
me
half
one
medication
that
I
actually
needed.
Which
means
that
from
the
moment
I
walked
in
to
the
hospital
and
very
explicitly
told
them
the
problem
they
did
not
diagnose
me
correctly
and
wasted
my
time
immensely.
She
took
one
look
at
me
during
my
exam
and
easily
diagnosed
my
infection
and
empathized
with
the
fact
that
I
was
in
immense
pain
because
of
this
hospital's
incompetence.
)
I
am
a
pregnant
patient
who
walked
in,
in
intense
pain,
barely
able
to
walk
from
an
infection.
I
waited
from
5:47am
-2:52pm
for
results.
I
was
not
seen
or
evaluated
by
a
doctor
until
my
third
hour
there.
I
was
also
not
given
pain
medicine
until
my
fourth
hour
there,
even
though
I
asked
for
pain
meds
as
soon
as
I
walked
through
the
door.
They
allegedly
put
me
in
the
Acute
Fast
Track
and
I
still
had
to
wait.
No
one
communicated
to
me
when
there
was
a
shift
change
and
no
nurses
introduced
themselves
to
me
or
checked
in
with
me
until
I
got
up
and
asked
about
the
shift
changes.
They
kept
switching
my
hospital
bed
number,
and
failed
to
communicate
with
me
that
the
ultra
sound
people
didn't
arrive/open
shop
until
9am.
When
I
asked
for
help,
there
was
a
nurse
who
was
was
rude
to
me
at
the
nurses
station
when
I
simply
asked
"is
there
anyone
else
who
could
help
me
with
discharge
paperwork"
and
in
the
middle
of
the
conversation
she
says
"i
don't
know"
and
walked
away
from
me,
then
started
talking
about
me
to
another
nurse
in
a
different
language
while
staring
me
down.
The
lack
of
communication
really
was
ridiculous.
Their
system
of
clearing
out
patients
was
also
ineffective.
There
were
no
boards
or
signs
that
explained
or
communicated
the
wait
times
for
example
X-
Rays,
CAT
Scans,
UltraSounds,
etc,
and
I
was
only
told
the
answers
to
theses
questions
when
I
asked
EXPLICITLY.
I'm
a
sickly
individual
and
have
been
so
most
of
my
life.
this
was
by
far
my
worse
ever
experience
at
a
hospital
ever.
They
truly
need
to
evaluate
better
systems,
invest
in
better
communication
technology
such
as
tools
used
at
Upstate
Hospital,
and
retrain
staff
to
not
only
communicate
better
but
to
also
train
people
to
have
human
decency.
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