On 05/28/2022 I (short story) collapse in my backyard while my daughter, her family and my neighbor were over for dinner from 5 until I was taken to Allen Hospital by ambulance (7:16) where I had been given several test (stroke, aneurism, seizure, amongst others from what I had been told). Then airlifted to Iowa City. Allen's urine test had shown Opiates, Amphetamines', Benzidines and THC (Basically, a suicided cocktail). 3 hours later Iowa City's Urine test had only shown THC. When I had been released from the hospital I had my family doctor do a urine test and send it to Mayo in Rochester, Minnesota for a intensive urine screening to show ANY thing that could or could have been remotely be in my system. Of which THC was the ONLY thing in my system. Which I hadn't had since the 28th at 5:30. I called Allen Hospital to try and fix the situation and have the incorrect data stricken from my records because I had sufficient proof that their test were NOT accurate, possibly not even fully mine. Of which their answer was, in short "no, we can't remove incorrect information once it has been entered". I don't thin I could trust Allen Memorial Hospital any longer to bandage a papercut on my finger without screwing it up and amputating my leg. If anyone has had a test from them that was inaccurate I hope you have had better luck than I have had. Even the attorneys said that "do to regulations (and other legal mumbo jumbo), I'm more or less screwed. I can have my argument entered into my file next to their findings but anything else would be impossible to achieve. Between Unity Point (Allen Hospital) and Mercy (covenant), in my area I am pretty much out of luck for a competent hospital. read more