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Sanford Medical Center

2.1(14 reviews)
2.5 mi

Broadway Sanford Hospital…read more Sam, Nurse Assistant is faster than most nurses in responding to a call light. It can take hours to get a nurse. Sam is fast, plus I see him running to many other rooms. We need more with his work ethic. Whatever you pay him isn't enough! Thank you, Sam, for always coming to my aide.

I am extremely disappointed with the way I have been treated during my stay at Sanford. I have…read moredealt with multiple staff members, but my experience with my most recent nurse was by far one of the worst interactions I have ever had with a healthcare professional. Her attitude toward me was rude, argumentative, condescending, and completely unnecessary. She repeatedly asked me the same questions phrased in different ways, and when I became frustrated with the questioning, she actually responded by telling me that she "went to four years of school." I could not believe a nurse was speaking to a patient that way. I responded that I have five years of college education myself because I genuinely could not understand why her education was even being brought into the conversation. Am I a patient receiving medical care, or are we comparing educational backgrounds? There was also an unnecessary argument regarding my blood pressure. My blood pressure had already been taken on my forearm during this same hospitalization, including after a low reading, yet she argued with me about using my forearm. When another reading was taken, I was only told it was "a little better" rather than simply being told what my actual blood pressure was. This is MY medical information. I should not have to argue with a nurse to be informed about something as basic as my own vital signs. To make the experience even more frustrating, I was awakened around 6:00 a.m. to have my blood pressure taken and then questioned about information that should have been addressed when I was admitted approximately 48 hours earlier. Patients in the hospital need rest. If information was missed during admission, that should not result in a patient being awakened two days later and then treated with hostility for questioning why the same things are being asked repeatedly. I understand that nurses have difficult and demanding jobs. That does not give anyone permission to belittle, argue with, or speak condescendingly to a patient. I have never experienced a nurse treating me this way before. Being hospitalized already puts a person in an incredibly vulnerable position. The last thing a patient should have to deal with is feeling antagonized by the person responsible for their care. This experience has been bad enough that, if I had a realistic choice, I would move my care elsewhere. I have already chosen Essentia for care where I have that option. Unfortunately, for reproductive endocrinology and certain specialized services in this area, Sanford is effectively the only practical option available to me. It is incredibly frustrating to feel forced to continue using a healthcare system after being treated this way simply because there is little or no meaningful local alternative for the specialty care I need. Sanford needs to seriously address how some members of its nursing staff communicate with patients. Patients should not feel trapped between accepting disrespectful treatment and losing access to specialized medical care. I expect basic professionalism, respect, and transparency regarding my own medical care. What I experienced during this hospitalization fell far below that standard.

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Red River Animal Emergency Hospital & Referral Center - Tank is doing MUCH better thanks to the swift action of RRAEH :)

Red River Animal Emergency Hospital & Referral Center

2.7(92 reviews)
1.8 mi

I understand how expensive and emotional it is to take a sick fur family member to an emergency…read morevet. We had to do this with our cat, Luna. I also understand triage in any emergency-vet emergency hospital or human ER. It's so hard to wait. That said, here were the things we were grateful for and knew they did a good job; reminded us it is triage. Listened intently and asked questions. Answered questions we had. Gave us an estimate and explanation of tests, scans, bloodwork, etc., and would let us know when we were nearing the top of that estimate so there were no surprises and always our choice on what to do next. Two different veterinarians worked on Luna's case. I would receive calls from them regarding their latest findings. I want to thank them. But I also especially want to thank the techs who also helped keep her as comfortable as hissy and miserable feeling cat could possibly be made. At the end of this mysterious battle of not knowing what on earth made her so sick, and ruling out every possible thing we could, we all did our best and worked together. And she made it through- which of course was our concern. Yep, we brought her there two times within the week. Yes, she had to wait one of those times to be seen by a veterinarian because other more emergent cases came in. It was hard knowing that because she's ours. But they kept monitoring her even during that time. The only small gripe I had was one older woman at the front who seemed impatient and kind of cold. But I ignored that as I figured she could have had a rough day. However, I hope she realizes the impact that can have on others, bad day or not- because our bad day is taking our pets in and being scared out of our minds we will lose them. Take a breath on a break and realize the positive impact she could make. Thanks for saving Luna. Thanks for the compassion-even though you see so many people's fur family members-you still understood each one is important to each family. It meant a lot. Keep doing that.

I brought my dog (I thought at the time was emergency) To RRE. The dog had a gash on her chest in a…read more"v" which you could view the muscle underneath the ripped skin. I was told RRE vet would see her as soon as possible. Our dog was brought in around 9:30pm Tuesday night. it is now 11:20am the next day. Our dog has not been treated! I should have been told earlier by a technician how bad or not bad my dog's wounds were. Obviously, in their opinion treatment could wait. If I had known stitching could wait till next day, I could have taken my dog to my vet today and gotten faster, and less expensive service charge. It is now 11:30am no word yet.

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Joshua Honeyman, DO

Joshua Honeyman, DO

1.0(2 reviews)
0.0 mi

If you get him in the ER, ask for a new provider. Said my daughter was fine and wheezing from her…read morelungs was nothing. We took her in for a barky cough and rapid breathing. He documented a respiratory rated 24, my daughter was basically panting trying to breathe no way was it 24! Did nothing and sent her home. Went into her pediatrician first thing in the morning, her O2 level was at 89! X-rays showed start of pneumonia. God forbid it had been over the weekend we had gone in.

I went into the essentia ER, due to a sore throat that felt like I swallowed box of razor blades…read more I had not eaten or drank anything for 2 days. The nurse asked what my pain was at on there 1-10 scale, which for over 24 hours it had been at a 9, I could not talk the pain was so severe . The Dr. rushes in a few seconds later, ask what's going on, he looked at my throat and said it did not look that bad, never mind I couldn't swallow even a sip of water and had not slept and been in tears from the pain for over 24 hours. He then inquired what kind of pain meds I was looking for. After I told him I tried various over the counter and I had prescribed medication if that is what I needed. He said well your not getting anything for pain except a steroid. He said he would test me for strep. They swab my throat and bring me some steroid pills that I could not swallow. Nor did he even care of the interaction with my other medications or what the steroids would do to my insulin dependent diabetes Thank goodness we have choices. I had my daughter drive me straight to Sanford ER, where the Physician was actually concerned with patient care and my medical history and once he ruled out strep he was interested in finding out what my problem was, instead of giving me some steroids that I could not swallow only to cause distress with my diabetes. If your only option is to go to Essentia I would at least request a different Doctor one that is concerned with treating your condition. It might involve some test and a hospital stay, which I know there are some exceptional Doctors at Essentia that provide excellent care, Josh Honeyman is not one of them in my opinion. After Two years of care at essentia, being treated like this was enough to make me transfer my care. I pay way too much for health insurance to be treated like $4!+..

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