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Heart To Heart

4.5 (4 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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This is a review of the cafeteria here...which is actually pretty great!…read more Local flavors. Generous portions. Who knew you could get some delicious oxtail and collard greens in a hospital caf? If you have to be at the hospital, why not grab some good cheap food while you are here. I was always surprised to see what was on the menu each day. Sometimes there is a line outside the door for a few minutes until they open up for lunch...worth the wait! The guys serving food are friendly. Huge portions. Salad bar isn't that bad either. Stay away from the pizza though.

Nurse Paul on the 4th floor has an attitude and gets defensive when you talk to her. My grandmother…read moreonly gets insulin injections, no other type of injection. They've been giving her other medication without announcing it. The hospital's doctor even specified that they only administer long-acting Lantus in the morning for all diabetic patients because it is easier to monitor with more staff during the day time. My grandmother was only give one shot for breakfast. For lunch, she was given an IV injection, and two shots. We assumed it was short-acting Novolog and long-acting Lantus because they must have (somehow?) forgotten to give it in the morning. Before dinner, her blood sugar was checked by a PCT in a purple shirt. Nurse Paul came and gave her two syringe shots, but didn't say what they were. My grandmother asked me why she was getting shots so early before dinner. When dinner came and it was placed on her table, Nurse Paul came back and gave her a shot of Novolog. So in total, my grandmother was give 3 shots for dinner. I asked Nurse Paul why she was given so many shots. Nurse Paul said she is the only person who administers medication and strongly insisted that my grandmother only got one shot of insulin just now. My grandmother was given 3 syringe shots in the stomach, but Nurse Paul kept denying that she gave her the two other shots. I asked for a record of all medication administered, but she wasn't able to show it. She insisted that I don't question her and that she knows how to do her job, and SCOFFED and walked away.

Heart To Heart - seniorcenters - Updated October 2026

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