4/5 Deb B. 1 year ago on Google ā¢ 2 reviews
Usually
an
excellent
experience
at
this
facility.
Theyāve
added
a
ātriageā
nurse
who
needs
to
go
back
to
Nursing
101
and
realize
unstable
vital
signs.
3
yr.
old
came
in
fever
102.2,
rash
on
trunk,
horrific
cough,
heart
rate
172,
respirations
60,
oxygen
level
90%.,
then
vomiting
in
wait
room.
Told
go
wait
another
hour
in
wait
room.
Told
triage
nurse
sheās
unstable
needs
seen
sooner
at
this
point.
Sent
me
to
a
room
for
hour
and
15
minutes
where
child
pukes
3
more
times.
No
staff
around
to
get
towels,
change
clothes.
Finally
Dr.
comes
in
and
he
was
excellent.
Basically
examined
her
one
minute
and
very
concerned
her
appearance.
Called
the
ER
to
alert
them
she
was
coming.
ER
real
triage
nurse
got
her
into
a
room
immediately
and
a
Dr
immediately.
She
had
pneumonia
and
received
IV
antibiotics,
fluid
bolus
for
dehydration,
Motrin,
Tylenol
immediately.
The
ātriageā
nurse
is
a
waste
of
time
at
Village
Point
and
actually
hinders
being
soon
quicker.
ER
staff
was
shocked
my
3
yr
old
sat
for
hours
no
offer
of
Tylenol,
heart
rate
high
and
puking
no
staff
checking
on
her.
Even
if
Urgent
Care
doesnāt
triage,
your
nurse
needs
to
know
critical
sick
kids
are
seen
before
a
child
skipping,
eating
chips
in
wait
room
just
because
they
were
there
before
them.
Update:
Returned
here
one
month
after
previous
review.
I
was
able
to
now
schedule
an
appt.
before
arrival
and
was
checked
in
immediately
and
seen
immediately.
Child
had
very
labored
breathing
and
received
excellent
care
from
the
staff.
Making
an
appt.
and
not
using
their
triage
nurse
made
things
go
much
quicker!!
No
more
going
to
triage
room,
then
back
to
waiting
room,
then
back
again
to
a
room
with
a
sick
child
to
be
seen
by
the
Dr.