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Cyfair Fairbanks

2.1 (49 reviews)
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Tiffany N.

I went to the ER at CyFair Med Center, and from there was admitted to the hospital due to my symptoms (horrible head/neck ache, elevated heart rate, dizziness, nausea). I was there for 2 days, in those two days i had to beg for pain medication, repeatedly told them my pain management was not being managed properly, they repeatedly tried to give me nsaids which i told them i could not take because of stomach ulcers. I was hurting so bad that i was vomiting. They blew 3 veins while attempting to put an iv line in which has never happened to me once in my entire life. They took mri's, xrays, and ct's, which never told me the results of. They continuoisly told me my heart rate was 130+ which is very dangerous and could lead to heart attack. They gave me a shot in my stomach and told me it was a blood thinner but would tell me nothing else about why i needed it. The night before i was released i finally saw the neurologist, who informed me that i had a bulging disc in my cervical spine that was pressing on a nerve, hence all the pain i was in. He spoke to the nurses and left me 2 prescriptions, which i was to fill when i was released. He had his own practice and wanted me to go there for the rest of my testing. The next morning i was told i would speak to an on-call physician who would probably release me. The on-call came in around noon with no chart in his hand and told me he was releasing me and i could take ibuprofen for any pain i was feeling. I told him i could not take nsaids because of my ulcer. He said i could just take tylenol then. When i told him i had seen a neurologist the night before and actually had a bulging disc and pinched nerve, he knew nothing of this. Nor did he know of my excelerated heart rate. Thankfully before he left the neurologist was able to give me a prescription for a muscle relaxer, that would help me control the pain just a little. So the primary doctor, after learning all this, left the room and left me with many unanswered questions, esp my heart rate. I am trying my hardest to get a dr appt with my primary tomorrow; if i dont i will need to go to the ER again (not CyFair of course). I spoke with some sort of patient advocate before i left regarding some of my concerns.All she said was that the attending physician must have read my chart before the neurologist came. So he released me without even knowing what was fully wrong with me, and whether i was stable or not. This disturbs me deeply and now i am scared i was released before they got me stable. I would recommend avoiding this hospital at all possible. Their lines of communication are horrible, they play around too much, and they dont seem to care if the patient is in horrible pain. Also the attending physicians are there long enough to release you and give you tylenol for pain. I hope they allow me to post pics so you can see what they did to my hand and elbow.

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Joyce T.

We had to take my baby to Cy-Fair Hospital Emergency Center last week because she was throwing up a lot since the night before & had a fever.. Checking in was easy enough, just need to fill up the information & they get their band on you & take you to the back. In the back, we were taken to our room where we wait for the doctor to come in. The RN came in and took the baby's stats. Not too long, the doctor came in. Very nice & informative. He examined the baby & then ordered several blood test & pee test to be run. He put our baby on IV fluid. Now... to prepare the baby for the IV & the blood test, they need to put the port in her vein... The first RN (male) came in with his stuff, prepare & another guy came in to hold our baby down. We were next to her holding her too. I understand that she was crying up the storm but this male RN stab her left hand, not arm, maybe to him it's easier, but not really.. Because after almost 5 minutes stabbing around our baby's left hand, he couldn't find the vein. Bandage that hand up. *sigh* Then, he went to the right hand... and stabbbb.... *ugh* another 5 minutes went by and still he couldn't find her vein... he kept moving the needle in & out & in & out... Drove me crazy... My baby is hurting!! She's crying & trashing like OMG... That was hard to watch! Then he gave up & bandage the right hand! OK NOW WHAT? I'm about to get pissed!!! Then, he said to the other guy... Let's get (insert name here)... I forgot her name... My bf & I was happy to see that he went and get someone else... Came two ladies... Awesome!! They were amazing!! She prepared her stuff... stab our baby once in our right arm & found a vein quick and draw the blood for the tests.... and set up the IV.... LIKE OMGGGG.... They should've came firstttttt.... before that guy who kept stabbing around our baby's hands.... Thanks to him now my baby got blue/black/purple bruises on the top of her hands... both of them... *sigh* Anywayssss, he also put her on pee catheter so he can get her pee... She's pretty dehydrated from the vomiting... That was another painful thing to watch, but he did it quick and then it's over... He did say a warning "this is not for the faint of heart, please step out if you think you're not strong enough to see this"..... I'm so thankful that the two ladies (RN) came in.... They were heaven sent.... Finally now all the tests are over... Her dad is holding her and her IV on her arm... She's yawning... Not too long... She falls asleep... Ofcourse, tired from all the crying & trashing not to mention the vomiting & dehydration.... They also gave her some medicine in the IV.. Then, her IV is done.... The RN took out everything. They changed the bed sheet & back to clean sheet now.... It's pleasant now... and we can tell that our baby is doing better because her colors came back now & she's a bit alert almost like her usual self...The doctor came in & he noticed that as well.... Consult us on what she can & can't eat in the next 24-48 hours, told us what to watch out for and to follow up with her pediatrician... ofcourse! Not too long, the billing lady came in, took our information and then gave us our discharge paper & off we go..... This ER took care of her and I'm so thankful except for that one part where that male RN kept stabbing & jabbing the needle & not finding our baby's vein.... Overall, it's a-OK experience... Thank you Cy-Fair Emergency Center for taking care of our baby.

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They got me in and out. The staff was courteous and friendly. The physician made me feel at ease and that I wasn't just a number.

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“During our stay the staff particularly Jennifer, dr Singh, and dr Ikeda provided excellent care and helped reassure me that my son would be ok.”

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