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    Cahill Darla MD

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    Absolutely amazing emergency care!!…read more I thought I had broken my foot literally hours before needing to get on an international flight. I rolled into the ER at St Elizabeth at 9:30 on a Sunday morning and asked for help but told them I could absolutely not spare more than 60 minutes. You wouldn't believe how the entire ER crew sprang into action! The admissions pro I was talking to ran into the back to alert the team what was going on and then came back to quickly register me and take me back to a screening room where a nurse was waiting to take my vitals. Before the blood pressure cuff was even deflated the X-ray tech was wheeling in his equipment. He quickly took his pics and the doctor was in to walk through the details while the x-rays were being processed. Soon we had the results, my foot got wrapped, and they checked me out on the fly. FORTY-TWO MINUTES!!! I made my flight with time to spare. While I'm aware that isn't indicative of a normal wait time and I was lucky to arrive when nobody else was already waiting to register... but holy crap, this team was so amazing... every single one of them, especially the admin I first spoke to who got everyone else onboard an expedited process. The level of engagement, knowledge, and care I experienced is what all healthcare should aspire to be. Thanks so much!!

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    My friend had both hips replaced by Dr. Spayner at OrthoCincy and had no trouble at all! Highly…read morerecommend him.

    Recently went to Ortho NKU for my follow up after receiving injections for SI joint pain. Dr…read more DesJardins was wonderful in administering the epidural and asked extremely relevant questions that my doctor did not in my initial appointment. These questions even lead me to finding out diseases in my family that may impact me. However, I followed up through my chart with this information and asking for next steps and it was brushed off by an assistant who replied with a generic message saying they would discuss this and other referrals if needed in my follow up (it was not documented by anyone or brought up in my follow up until I mentioned it when the conversation was closing). The injections did help relieve some of my pain and inflammation, but I still experienced some symptoms which I documented to discuss in my follow up with Taylor Durbin. However, a patient taking attention to details and discussing their symptoms in their follow up must not be appropriate considering my doctor and several other employees felt it was acceptable to discuss that amongst each other outside of the room as a complaint. Not only does this make a patient feel as if the one thing they came there for is not valued by their doctor, but also dips into territory of a HIPPA violation for discussing a patient's confidential information to staff without a "need to know" status. Additionally, I read my MRI and had questions regarding the comments and felt rude just asking to discuss those comments so I could better understand them. I think there are some great employees here, but there are also employees who let you feel like a number in the system and not someone who is spending hundreds or thousands of dollars hoping to find an answer to chronic pain.

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