Lancaster General Hospital saved my life. I had nothing but professional care and have a greater respect for what they do. I was in the ICU and was very impressed with their care. You can know what's going on using the app. I saw all me test and even my discharged day. To comments on security and food isn't really fair. The care is what matters to me. I'm alive thanks to LGH! read more

If I could have left zero stars that would have been to many. LGH used to be good hospital, not anymore!!! My 73 year old mother came in with a really advanced infection in her leg. it started that morning and she went to see her doctor. He took blood and gave her antibiotics but told her to go to the ER if it got worse, well it got worse, much worse. we arrived at the ER at 6pm it was packed, but she had to be seen, so we wait and wait and wait. it is now 2am and we are still waiting, there is practically no one in the waiting room, my mom's pain is at a 9, which I told the staff and we are still waiting. meanwhile we get a call from my mom's docto, her culture came back positive and he recommended going to the ER. we say we already there. He said they should admit her for IV antibiotics. I guess we will see, it's over 8 hours now and no doctor has even seen her yet. Do your loved one a favor and take the anywhere else. Please don't bring them to this hell hole of a hospital so their rude staff can ignore them for hours and hours. I have 5 RN nurses in the family and they were disgusted with the treatment my mother received. LGH in Lancaster PA is dog shit read more

Ill start by saying I NEVER leave reviews unless I feel it is absolutely necessary. And if I could, id give zero stars! First issue- HOURS AND DAYS of absolutely no update on what is going on. My mother has been in the hospital for 6 days. And the staff has told her nothing. She was finally told on Friday (nearly 4 days after admission) what was wrong. The only way we knew anything is by looking at and reviewing labs on our own Second issue- HIPPA HIPPA HIPPA. The amount of times information regarding other patients was shared is insane. Diagnosis, prognosis, BAC, criminal charges. You name it, we heard it. Third issue- food, or lack thereof. It was hit or miss as to whether or not food was offered or provided. AND on the rare occasion she was given an option or her order was taken, the food she got was most times not even close to what she had asked for. Fourth issue- after being told there is a possibility for discharge (by NURSES who don't even make the decisions) they got pissed off at my father and gave him attitude because he asked if they knew what time discharge usually occurs. Fifth issue- fall risk, alarm on the bed, choosing between shitting oneself after several call bells pushed and ignored, or just getting up to trigger the alarm. What a hell of a decision to make. This place is an absolute joke. And its truly unfortunate that the staffing is few and far between of those that actually care about the patients and the quality of their treatment. I would not be surprised if the hospital closes or a major lawsuit occurs. read more

LGH is a fantastic hospital....I've always had great service , friendly nurse .. quality care always. .. Fantastic doctors operate there and I've never had a complaint about any one ... I'm a very positive person and try to make the best of situations and if are friendly , appreciate how hard their jobs are ... they will treat u so wonderfully.... They work very hard ... and appreciate your health issues.. .. so try to laugh a little and show you appreciate all they do .. on their 12 hour shifts ..... read more

This is hard to rate. ER staff is good if you are really sick. I was there for a heart attack. Many of the nurses and aids are knowledgeable but a few are lacking, for example when a nurse had 2 or 3 patients and an aide the call bell should not be ignored read more

I have been extremely angry with the lack of response from Dr Casey about my husband's upcoming hip surgery. This after the originally scheduled surgery was the day before but then cancelled due to supposed emergencies. I would consider a broken femoral head an emergency as well and to postpone this surgery comprises blood flow to the femoral head. I wanted to know why the surgeon chose a closed repair as opposed to a arthroplasty or hemi-arthroplasty as I am deeply concerned about his rehabilitation and having full movement restored. Alas the surgeon or any of his staff that could assist me with my concerns never tried to contact me despite 4 phone calls to various departments and the next thing I knew he was in the surgical suite! read more

Yesterday I took my wife to the ER, dropped her off and parked my car. Approaching the Emergency Room I had my wife's overnight bag scanned and walked through a metal detector. I guess the metal detector is insufficient because I was then wanded as if I am a criminal. Keep in mind I am a skinny 64 year old man. This entire time the security guard was starring me down and leaning into me as to try and be intimidating. He asked what I was doing here and I told him "just taking my wife to the ER". He said, "this isn't the ER it is the ED (Emergency Department). I guess they don't use the term ER anymore. I was not about to take anymore of his crap and gave a few insults. This made him but hurt so he told the hospital staff to "keep an eye on me". I will never go back there and be treated like that by some rent-a-cop tyrant again. read more

Exceptional treatment in the ER on Saturday Nov 1, 2025! Was blown away by the level and speed of attention and quality of care! And every staff member was incredibly kind and helpful! I won't go back to my regular hospital-same distance too! read more

Hospitals can be hard to review...but, at Lancaster General Hospital, the care teams are top notch. The only concerns I have had, is with the billing department, for the most part. But, what can I say, billing departments are definitely hard to run, and with all the patients a hospital can see in a year, I can understand why things get cross eyed every now and then. Like I said, the care teams are top notch, so keep that in mind when an emergency pops up. read more

quality care, friendly nurses in icu, helpful front desk staff, convenient parking, comfortable setting

I had 2 surgeons and both were absolutely phenomenal!! The staff and nurses were exceptional as well!! For the extreme surgery I had to endure I can honestly say I was treated very well - as well as my husband and family! The room was spacious and immaculate - the staff was so gracious to me and the nursing staff was incredibly friendly and educational-- it was refreshing to have them be so helpful in understanding everything. read more

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The dining room Kiosk system is poor for visitors. I ordered my lunch at a kiosk and I waited and waited for my order to be called. After standing there for 15 minutes someone asked if I needed help. I said I was waiting on my order. The attendant looked at my receipt and said that I had to walk to another station to get my food. How was I supposed to know that? One would assume that where you order your food is where they would bring it to you. read more

This hospital is a disgrace. My husband arrived by ambulance at 8:40am. For 10-hours he waited in a packed germ filled waiting room, not once did he see a doctor. No water, no food, and he missed his meds. All the millions spent on renovating this hospital means nothing if they don't invest in doctors and nurses who can actually take care of patients. And the worst part - he has health insurance. He may need to change some of his doctors as we will never return to this failure in health care. read more

Outstanding surgical skills.... ABHORRENT bedside manner. NO Dr.....let alone a "CHIEF".......should EVER try to intimidate a patient....simply because his EGO can't handle being told "NO". read more

If I could give this hospital a 0, I absolutely would. I believe they are HUGE reason why he passed away. My father was a patient for about a month here. The many times I check in with him, there was always some kind of safety issue/concern happening. One night I called in and he was EXTREMELY confused. I asked the operator and the unit secretary to report a stroke alert. It takes ALOT for me worry, let alone, call for a stroke alert. Neither one knew what to do. In fact, the unit clerk gave me lots of attitude and yelled, "I CAN'T CALL A STROKE ALERT, ONLY AN RN CAN". As far as myself, I've worked in a few hospitals, and usually during a proper orientation, you are told how to report a stroke alert- if you're too afraid... you run to the nearest doc or nurse and let them know a family member has a concern that their loved one might be having a stroke. I asked the unit clerk if she could go find the nurse, as I am an RN would have been THANKFUL to know a family member made a staff member aware of a serious health concern. She told me that she did look for the nurse (even though I heard no movement on the phone or in her voice) and that she was in another room. There was no sense of urgency or concern. Unfortunately, I'm too far away from the area or I CERTAINLY would have drove into the hospital. I was so scared for my father. I asked the unit clerk if she could transfer me to the nurse's phone just I could quickly relay the message and she told me the nurse would call me back. The nurse did call back, and just as the unit clerk had attitude, so did she. After she finished her attitudinal sentences, she casually with me that my father's hemoglobin was EXTREMELY, he was in the process of receiving blood and he had thrown up blood that dad. I. Was. Flabbergasted. I had my sister go in to check on my dad and make sure everything was ok with him. I called in to speak with unit manager, who, off the bat, was extremely defensive in nature. I had a conversation about how it is to be an RN, especially a unit manager, to treat other with respect and the importance of customer service and how one's own leadership style trickles down to the people they lead. I called the patient advocate service, which is a wonderful team, but I don't think they are solely to be the patient's advocate. They sort coordinate meetings for the person "complaining" and the appropriate department the "complaint" should go to. The department ended up connecting me with someone who was associated with the Director of Nursing. I shared my safety concerns and asked why I wasn't notified. She shared that the practice is for only one person to be called and they would relay the message to the rest of the family. I shared that my dad's first contact was a bit overwhelmed with my father's complex issues and had a hard time relaying what was happening to my father. I did not want to disrespect my father either, because I know him and that family member were very close. I asked if I could be notified also. (The hospital where I worked at, the doctors would call the 2nd contact, if it was requested). I just didn't feel very much solved during that call. Fast forward to my father's discharge. He was discharged with no wound nurse. This is a complex situations, but I felt, as a fellow case manager myself, there could have been other options set up. I would have asked my father for a family meeting with his daughter (me), to see if there were some other ways to look outside the box. The other issue I had, is the way my father was discharged. I'm not quite sure what the hospital's side of the story is, as I've called in a few times asking to speak with the head of security. My father had NEVER expressed any fear to me, but, however he was treated by security during his discharge, he kept telling me he could never go back to that hospital. They tried to force him to leave with huge hospital-acquired pants that kept falling off him. He still wasn't feeling well and still bleeding. He would share that story of the maltreatment he received many times. read more

The hospital does not have the knowledge to treat children that are ill. No way a one-year-old should suffer for over a month after visits to the hospital and LGH primary care offices only to be sent to a children's hospital with severe bronchitis and pneumonia. Also, the family physician offices are more interested in prescribing meds for things that you do not have rather than listening to and treating you. Every visit I have gone to has resulted in referrals for controversial treatments or new prescriptions which had nothing to do with my visit. I would love to know how much this establishment is run by big pharmaceutical companies. They are very motivated by $$$, not caring for Patients. read more

I have had several bad experiences with the emergency department. They are just so slow and want to do useless unnecessary tests to jack up your bill and keep you waiting for hours. I recently had been referred there by my employers workers comp insurance for an injury. I was dreading going there because I knew they would drag this all day. And I was right. I needed to get a cat scan done because I was having abdominal pain on my right side. I believe I pulled a muscle but it was painful for a week so that's why I went in the small chance they would help me...they asked for a urine sample for god only knows why. And blood work. Totally unrelated. They were more focused on my blood pressure than anything. But I don't go there for that...after 4 hours I finally had the scan and it turned out I was right. Sprained muscle. Given nothing for pain. Just sit and wait...wait...wait...just told to take Tylenol. Their answer for everything....Tylenol does nothing for me. Just a terrible waste of my day and lost half a days pay cause I sat there all afternoon having tests done for unrelated things. Such poor service. I will never deal with them again... if I didnt need the clearance for work I would have walked out and just dealt with the pain. Which is what I had to do because they did nothing to help me. read more

Despite a serious and emergent situation where our daughter had sudden loss use of her left side (stroke signs posted everywhere throughout the hospital) we were made to wait 8.5 hours in the LGH ED. While waiting, she suffered a stroke. She was left with no function on her left side; unable to walk, work or continue her education. While in the hospital that weekend, her neurologist never laid eyes on her. Didn't come to her room a single time. "He is busy," we were told. "He has to cover the entire hospital and the ED." The amazing, excellent and capable nurses contacted him multiple times asking him to see his patient - asking him to respond to her family - asking him to fulfill his obligation. He ignored them. Billing seems to be working fine though. Ne delay there. If you are looking for a room, step right up. If you are looking for medical care, keep looking. read more

Why oh why do I keep coming here???? I regret it every time I do and feel I have even more to complain about every single time. This past visit was for my dad, as we had to take him to the er after a series of falls and sudden loss of use of his legs. They're remodeling the er so you now have to enter thru the Lime Str entrance and use their tight and limited er parking in the parking garage. Inside was chaotic and confusing and very different from the previous waiting area. There's a few girls that check you in, than you find a seat and wait. And I do mean wait. Anywhere from 4 to 7 hours and it appears regardless of what you're there for. There was someone hacking up a lung in the waiting room during covid, not separated from others (when we inquired we were told there is no segregation between possible covid cases and the general public). Another person was bleeding from the head and was left sitting in a chair bleeding over the floor and trying to compress the flow herself, and yet another was vomiting into a bag. I honestly felt like I was in a third world country. Their new policy of taking you back piecemeal was confusing and added to the wait. With dad being in a wheelchair it just didn't make sense to have to constantly squeeze past all these sick people multiple times. You get called back for blood pressure, than sent back out (if you're lucky to still have a seat), than for blood-work, than for vitals, etc...all night long, over and over. Meanwhile because of covid only one person can go back at a time and only two people total which you can't switch up, even after admission. So while they have super strict policies on entry they could care less that the person in the waiting room beside you coughing all over the place is in fact covid positive. They have two restrooms total, for literally over a 100 people and they were constantly in use. Despite the signs that says the waiting area is cleaned and sanitized regularly in all the hours we sat there no one cleaned, not even around the lady with blood on the floor from the head bleed. Than during all the chaos a young man is taken down by guards and literally tackled and restrained. He's on the floor surrounded by 5 guards and people are walking around him like this is an every day occurrence. Hearing him scream profanities for what seemed like forever out in the open seemed unnecessary. Once he was retrained, which happened pretty quickly, he should have been taken to another area out of the public's view. When my dad was finally called back no rooms were available and he was left in a hallway. After about 7 hours total he was finally admitted and the problems didn't stop there. No one called us for updates. I had to call or hunt down a nurse to find out what was wrong with him despite initially being critical. Three times I was promised the nurse would find/or call me and she didn't. I was worried about the obvious, that dad couldn't return home, and wanted to talk to a social worker about our options. I was told repeatedly someone would be in touch, but that only reached out a day before his release, and than did a quick 15 minute in person meeting with me to go over our options which were crappy. She insisted no one had beds, money or no money and you need to pick one. I put a lot of faith in her since I didn't know how to navigate the situation, but did tell her where we'd like him to go. Not only was my wishes ignored but she lied and said she reached out to that nursing home and nothing was available. Instead he was sent to a horrible 1 star facility that had the worst policies in place, and it took me two weeks and a lot of time and effort to get him out of. When I was able to get him into the nursing home I wanted originally I was told by the director that the caseworker never reached out to them and never would because they don't get the kick back money because that home is a private facility. The saving grace to this entire experience is dad did receive good care once admitted. He liked his nurses and cna's. The PA, John Gill, that primarily took over his care after he was stable was wonderful, and the only employee to call me back and properly explain everything. He went above and beyond for both me and my dad and we're forever grateful. The covid policy is again backhanded. They wouldn't let a lawyer in to do the poa, but it's fine if we sit beside someone hacking. The remodel made navigating the hospital confusing and it seemed like everyday we had to find a new way to get to his room. Dad said some of the equipment in his room was broken, primarily the bed and the controls for the lights, the clock didn't reflect daylight savings time, and the food was often different than what he ordered because of supply shortages. I can go on and on, but moving forward plan on switching to the new hospital once it's completed. read more

I've had better treatment and attention at the vets office. It's a network that pushes you from 1 doctor to the next. Months go by before treatment can begin and by then, problems are much worse read more

0 stars for complete lack of compassion in the peds unit by a scary nurse that seems to have control issues.

we were very much impressed with lancaster General hospital/Penn medicine, and Dr. T Raymond Foley MD, who is a interventional cardiologist. my 85 year old father suffered a heart attack and was brought there, and Dr. Foley performed a heart catheterization and discovered several blockages, one of which was 99%. After the procedure, Dr.Foley took the time to draw a picture of the heart, and show us where the blockages were and their percentage of blockage. Out of caution, he fixed the blockages in two separate procedures, and showed us the before, and after films of the arteries. From the emergency department to discharge the doctors, nurses and staff were very accommodating. I would highly recommend this, Hospital, if you are looking for excellent care! -David Kern/Linwood Kern(Woody) read more

Brought my wife in for severe chest pains around 5am where the waiting area was empty. She was triaged pretty quickly and her tests were finished within 2 hours. We ended up waiting at the er for an additional 2 hours for the doc to finally tell us nothing was wrong. They said a nurse would be with us shortly to fill out discharge papers, but nobody came by for ANOTHER hour. The staff also left the "help" button ringing for over an hour after my wife required some help using the restroom. Avoid this place at any cost if you can, they don't care about you, your health, or your time. read more

Absolutely the worst hospital I have ever been to. You go in there for help and half the time they give you the minimum to say they did something and the other half they "CANT" help. The Docs there don't listen to the problem. It's like the get paid on how many people they see, so they just get you out as fast as they can to fill the bed again. I will never EVER go there again. Would rather die at home then go there to get help. read more

Terrible wait time. Warehousing patients. Asked me to get a cab home middle of night. Did not respond to Press Ganey survey.

that is an abuse that I I danced with my two-year-old girl I went at 5 in the afternoon they took care of me at 6 I waited an hour then they told me that I have to wait and I waited until 12:30 at night... they make you wait so long to get him out the money to insurance read more

Theres zero urgency in there emergency..... I believe they practice the wait wait wait and wait some more method place is a fucking joke

Very bad care I wanted food there and he said he had nothing to give me besides turkey and roast beef and I don't like as for the doctor he didn't listen to what I said read more

The nurses were extremely rude and uncompassionate. My fiancee was in unbearable pain and nurse Ashley did a great job of making her feel unsafe and uncomfortable. My fiancee was given some medicine for the pain and nausea by nurse Ashley, and she started having convulsions, when I tried to get a nurse in to help no one came. My fiancee made a decision to leave the hospital in fear that they would let her die. read more

If I could I would have given them 0 stars. In 2019 I was taken to LGH ER in an ambulance. I fell in my kitchen and landed on my rear end. I was in pain. Had xrays done. The ER doctor swore I just bruised a muscle, 2 yrs later I was having major issues in the same area. I was sent to Lancaster Orto group. Seems my problem was cause LGH ER Docor misdisnosed me. I had fractured my L3 in 2019 and it had not healed right. Now I have to take meds for the pain. I am in a wheelchair. An LGH swears they made no mistake. I would not ever go to LGH ER on Duke ST. ever again. I am looking into finding a lawyer to sue them for thier screw up. My name is Gary Bolton From Lancaster Pa read more

Once you get admitted, the service and staff are great. But getting through the ER takes hours.

0. that's my rating. 7 hours in the waiting room. 84 year old mom came in with chest pains. she thought she was having a heart attack. did some test and blood work specifically to measure enzymes related to a heart attack. an hour later it was repeated to baseline and check. FOUR hours later they ordered another one. We've now been sitting for seven hours and she hasn't seen a doctor. EIGHTY FOUR YEARS OLD!!!! SEVEN HOURS IN A WHEEL CHAIR!!! It's now 12:45. AM. read more

This review is purely for the ER, I had a wonderful experience up on the outpatient floor with my surgery once I got through the ER. While I appreciated that I never had to wait too long because I was actively vomiting, I was in the ER 6 times this year, and each time I felt like no one listened or cared. They treated my nausea and sent me home every time. No one was very nice or warm, I was scared and alone. And instead of feeling like they were going to help me, I felt like a cattle put around the wheel. The last time, I cried so hard and begged the doctor to figure out what was wrong and not send me home (and he finally ordered an ultrasound and I need my gall bladder out). Why did it take so much? Why are the people who work in the ED miserable? People come there on the worst days of their lives. There's needs to be an extra level of compassion and care. It's made me afraid to need to go to the ER in the future, anywhere. Because I know I won't be met with people who care or want to help. read more

This is the 5th time I've had to come for surgery hip replacements now. Everyone in the orthopedic wing is very nice but there were problems with both hip surgeries and during my right hip he used a 36 gauge ball and later let me know he needed a 41 gauge ball. After the surgery I was just sent home and the hip was in terrible shape and dislocated 3 times. Now I have two large scars and cannot put any weight on my right leg. They told me I'm not approved to go to Lancaster Rehab Hospital but won't give me a reason why. My suspicion is it's due to me requiring financial assistance right now. I cannot even walk around the PT room without getting dizzy. My case manager was straight out rude to me and told me if I wanted to know why I wasn't being admitted I'd have to call the Lanc Rehab Hospital I called the office of Jan Bergen for help and have already talked to my insurance who said I still have plenty of time to use at a rehab facility. Case management didn't list any reasons in the system why I was being turned down according to my nurse last night - but they are trying to send me to Reading which doesn't work for me due to the fact I live in downtown Lancaster and all of my support system is here. I've had a series of bad experiences throughout this surgery including a 6 hour wait in the ER when my right hip dislocated. A friend that works at Lancaster Rehabilitation told me yesterday that they are not even at 50% capacity and didn't understand why I wouldn't be admitted given my lack of mobility and the fact that I have a bad cold that I've brought to several nurses and doctors and no one will address it This is beyond frustrating that I can't even balance enough to stand up. I really hope that I hear back from Jan Bergen's office. I am in desperate need of help after 5 surgeries just for two hip replacements, both of which could have gone much more smoothly. I have no support system outside Lancaster so I hope the hospital will do something about the cruel way I am being treated by case management. This is not professional and I am in need of help Rhonda Moyer wrote - I hope they finally come to some conclusion and help you. This is a damn shame they are treating you this way. This hospital has resources to assist people who need help which you clearly do. They messed up and should be professional enough to accept accountability for it. They will not give me a reason why I cannot go to Lancaster Rehab but case managers are being very cruel in the way that they're talking to me about just going to York or Reading - even though I informed them that my entire support system is here in Lancaster. Both hips were supposed to take 6 months tops according to my surgeon yet there seems to be a problem around every corner. I've now had 4 surgeries and a complete hip revision surgery which is making things difficult. What is disappointing is the lack of concern for my feelings and wanting to have a support system nearby. I told them I refused the clinics in Reading and York - and the reply was "well you can't stay here" I've been in the hospital since Monday and unfortunately things have gotten worse instead of better. I called the office if Jan Bergen who I thought might care after she sent me flowers after me having to sit in the OR FOR OVER 6 hours with a dislocated hip. My entire leg is numb and I've been developing a cold since last Friday who I've told the doctors about every morning during rounds and they still haven't ordered me anything to help it. I feel very light headed even laying down and it really triggers my anxiety to be told my only two options are reading and york when my entire support circle is in Lancaster and I need my friends right now. I was supposed to have both hips completed in 6 months but it has now been over 6 months and I've had 5 surgeries and long rehab stays. I need to feel safe in the environment I'm going to. I have no one in Reading or York to be there as part of my support system. I got no sleep last. Night I'm just asking for care that I require I've been getting very light headed since I've started PT. My entire right leg is numb and the PT team is afraid to work with me I was really hoping Jan Bergen would come through and help, but I can't get anyone to even come and talk to me read more

John Herman, CEO of LGH just announced that the hospital will not be giving holiday bonuses and gift cards that they had previously announced that they would give to the staff. This also is after announcing that they will discontinue paying incentive to their employees. He said this is because this year has been "economically tough". At the same time, they are constantly expanding and buying new properties and businesses. ie. the new emergency department downtown AND the new location in Strasburg that they just bought. The expansions obviously mean that the revenue is coming in. John Herman is not a health care provider and doesn't have experience in health care, he is a business person and is making decisions based on money, not the care of the people who actually run his businesses. This holiday season is tough for people everywhere and the very SMALL (usually $10-$50) gift card to sheets or turkey hill is a MINIMUM action that could be taken to show a SMALL amount of appreciation. I am disappointed in this corporation (LGH PENN MED), and the lack of appreciation for the first line workers. You don't have money to give a holiday bonus?.. Maybe we can take it out of your six figure salary instead? Sincerely, a student, a full time employee, a friend of coworkers working overtime while taking care of their children, and some one who barely makes ends meet - especially through the holiday season. I am sick of the corporate jargon and greed that LGH has sided with and will not stand for it. DO BETTER LGH PENN MED. read more

Healthcare providers are for the most part great. Labs are 3x what other area labs charge (just paid $208 oop for a Vit D screen. Quest charges $45!) Won't be doing any more labs at LGH! read more

They set you up with a doctors and all this Meds to only cut your services because they don't accept Medicare anymore forget the sick patients it's about money not medical care and cutting people who are lifesaving Meds is not medical care it is neglecting the people. read more

This hospital throw my mentally handicap brother out on the street with absolutely nowhere to go. They called me when was there for a few days and wanted to check himself out and clearly told me he was not capable to makedecisions for himself. Fast forward a few weeks they released him without consulting anybody and with no where to go. When confronted they said he was capable of making his own decisions, something he has not been able to do his hole life. His appointed scoial worker whent to see him at the hospital today. Of course he was not there so he called family and was irate that he was discharged with nowhere to go. read more

Only really needed the hospital once or twice for myself, and maybe once for a family member in the ER. Remember heroes work here and these are challenging times during covid. As with anywhere you will get some good people and some bad. I don't remember many bad here. The staff I had here were really caring and did their best. They explained things to me while I was in the emergency room, but I also have pretty good insurance so it was not an issue for me. I will always remember the really caring staff that helped me during my hard times. There are nurses and doctors that do their best and they are currently under a lot of stress so they can't please everyone but they know that. To those that want to leave negative reviews please remember these are hard times for them too. read more

I was inpatient this week from fallen off a latter from June 1st til June 11th. During most of my stay I was cared for and treated very well. Once the Providers rotated out to new one's which I believe happems every tuesday thing started going into decline. So on my 7th day of being there I was told no more IV meds and we will have pain mangment see you cool. they see me figure out i should take diffent meds which I agree to. Next morning pain is 10 times worse pain managment put me on iv meds since they are the ones suppose to prescripe it. Then trauma does there round and take me off what pain managment felt i should be on. So trauma wanted pain mangement to write meds but when it's something they don't want they write it off even when it's suggested by the department they wanted to see me to manage. So tonight before I signed out AMA I threw up in a blue bag. I then take a white cup that had water in it to wash my mouth out and spit in the bag because i still had chuncks in my mouth. So my Nurse Holly who is sitting in the door way across from me which for one is on and angle from where I'm sitting and she is also sitting doing god know what on the computer. I said Holly can I get Nausea meds she says no I seen you spitting soda in you blue throw up bag from the cop I said yeah water called risen my mouth out. So i asked again 5 minutes later so I decided to leave since one my doctor wasn't treating my pain and 2 my nurse made an assumption when all it would of took was her to come into the room and see there was water in my cup. Also Security needs to be trained by law I don't have to sign a AMA paper that is your policy that you wanted me to sign saying I won't hold it against you if I leave and something happens. So since I've been home still peeing blood and throwing up and see my labs came back suggesting the same. read more