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    Stunned after visit with new PCP at SVH. My previous PCP also at SVH. Has been treating me for 4 to…read more5 yrs. And the unsafe & potentially dangerous mistakes & regular care are coming to light now.

    This is specifically for the ER. The doctors there during business hours and PT are great…read more I used to be a resident of Snoqualmie and still have a PCP at the Ridge clinic despite moving back to Seattle. I have used the ER here on multiple occasions as it's much faster and at least used to be a caring safe place. Unfortunately I cannot say this anymore. I had a concussion and went in on a Saturday night. The nurse was immediately suspicious of why I would go to Snoqualmie instead of a closer hospital. I had been having erratic moods and memory loss since the injury which is what tipped me off to go to the hospital. I was sobbing and apparently crying is a mistake and will get you labeled as "dramatic" in the care team notes. I was also noted for having "poor eye contact". I am also on the Autism spectrum but neither myself or my partner thought we needed to explain that as I have suffered concussions before and been escorted to Swedish by paramedics last year but since I'd been ok that time I'd been waiting to go until my symptoms became dangerous. I have having difficulty walking and passed out briefly attempting to back out of a parking spot. Luckily I hit a speed bump and not a person or another car which made me sit up from the steering wheel where my head had been resting. My moods were also becoming more erratic and uncontrollable. After this I called my partner who was out of town but got on the first plane to take care of me. In retrospect this was probably when I should have just called 911 but you don't think so good when you get hit on the head by a hunk of wood and fiberglass (sailboat accident). Since it was late on a Saturday night and we were both worried, we opted to go to Snoqualmie rather than risk a long wait time in Seattle I tried to explain this to the nurse who insisted I hadn't lost consciousness, I had simply "blacked out" probably due to disassociation from anxiety. WTF? I've grapple with anxious since I was a teenager. It never made me hit something with a car. Also she was critical of my choice to go to all the way to Snoqualmie if I was worried about my health. In the room she found last year's concussion and MRI and said "your MRI two weeks ago was normal." She had the year wrong. I had gone to Swedish in 2024. She did not like being corrected. She also looked at my medication history and noted that I had received medication for an addiction issue. At this point I believe she decided I was not worth any further time. The doctor came in and immediately lectured me for driving to Snoqualmie instead of another hospital and gave me a long list of all the other places I could have gone instead from UW to Virginia Mason. She said they didn't have anyone to do imaging here and when I asked if I should go to Overlake she told me I didn't need imaging and should just take some Tylenol and go home. At this point I fell apart to say the least. No one had listened. All I received was a lecture about how I made the wrong choice in hospitals. I was angry and bawling at this point. None of the symptoms I'd been concerned about concerned them. Contrasted to last year at Swedish where they were exceptionally cautious and tested everything and my symptoms weren't even as bad. I had an Autism meltdown in the parking lot and was told to leave by security. Neat. It's been a week later. I've seen two separate doctors one who ordered imaging and one who has recommended going back to the ER as things are worse, I still can't drive. I can barely sleep, my coordination is worse and my moods are still erratic. At this point my partner has had to return to work in another state and I'm exceptionally nervous about visiting another ER. Apparently I do not present as anything other than a dramatic anxious middle aged woman with poor eye contact. I'm pretty traumatized and afraid to seek care anywhere. Is this standard care now? Well I be treated like this if I go to another hospital? Unfortunately I'm going to have to find out. I certainly won't be returning to Snoqualmie Valley. I'm apparently not welcome there anyway for living 35 minutes away. It was a humiliating experience and made me feel worthless and unworthy of care. The current team at the SVH ER has no compassion and could care less if you're unusual in any way. I used to go to SVH because I felt safe there. Never again. I'm very sad to leave this review. Snoqualmie was my favorite home and I hate to have to leave such a low rating for a place that has nursed me through ankle injuries, life threatening infections and other odd urgent issues. I only hope I recover from this head trauma and have not been damaged by negligent, judgmental care.

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