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Active Physical Therapy

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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I discovered this hospital in my area when my husband had pneumonia. The service we received was…read moreexceptional. This was the holiday weekend and when my husband was seen by the physician on call and they realized the complications he was having would require him to stay in the hospital, being short-staff, they immediately called the Southern Maryland Hospital and requested him transferred to that facility for optimal care. I truly appreciate the care and attention my husband received and I'm pleased to say that he's fully recovered and back out tho work. Thanks again for the outstanding service provided.

The yard is full of litter, the building is run down. But for a short stay I thought the location…read moreand care would work. I was so wrong! Drugs were never administered on time, and one had to be to eat properly. The food was never what the slip of paper said, with 2-3 items missing plus substitutions were common. (Obviously, they are telling Medicare and the state they serve what is on the slip.) I knew within an hour. The man sharing the room is sitting up in a blood pressure coma when we arrive and never has visitors so I help him cut his food and chat -- until the nurse tells me, "You cannot go inside his room! You are not family!" One example: The nurse brought in an opiod when Admissions was still there. (Later, Admissions tells me, "she was just showing you she had it" -- right, in a cup starting for the patient.) I said absolutely not, it is for severe pain only when Tylenol did not work (the Rx said for pain only). The next day I could not wake the patient until 4 PM. I insisted on seeing the records and they administered the opiod before I arrived. He got severe edema from the opiod and whatever else was poorly administered. I told the nurse, propped his feet, brought in a virgin pina colada (pineapple for bromelain, coconut, lime peel all good for edema), asked for the toilet to be emptied. He could barely move and was worse than in the hospital. The next morning, his toilet was never emptied, the pillow at his feet was missing, his edema was the same. I hit the alarm five times and waited over an hour asking for the help. No one showed but the alarm light in the hall was turned off each time. So I left to stand at the nursing desk waiting for the nurse in charge to acknowledge me. Finally: "my husband has severe edema in his legs, please help." "what do you expect me to do about it?" she says, glaring. I'm frightened. I rush back to the room and his head has no pillow. His feet are lowered and there is a pillow on top of his knees. His toilet still stinks. I call the case manager and rush the patient away as fast as possible.

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