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    Dr Keertini Kumar, MD

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    AdventHealth - Ocala

    AdventHealth - Ocala

    1.7
    (59 reviews)
    10.4 mi

    My father was taken by ambulance to the ER, the admission process fairly smooth, from entering to…read moregetting to his room, about 9 hours. Most of the nurses were extremely competent and caring. Thank you to all the staff & nurses who took care of my father so well. I thank the housekeping team, emergency room staff and the entire 5th floor team. Thank you and God bless each of you who directly and indirectly took care of him so well. The building itself is clean and professional, no issues I can see of.

    On July 11th the AdventHealth ER in Belleview wanted to admit me to the AdventHealth hospital in…read moreOcala for Acute Kidney Injury. I refused to go because about eight months ago I was in that hospital, admitted through the ER for an MRI, and the hospital refused to treat my chronic pain with the hydrocodone I am prescribed by pain management doctor and would only offer me Tylenol. I was in such excruciating pain that I left the hospital AMA in the middle of the night to go home and take my pain medication. Over this past week my symptoms got worse so I went to the ER in Ocala. I was admitted with Acute Kidney Injury, Pulmonary Edema, and Anemia. Many of my prescriptions are written for specific brands or specific generics, so I brought my own medications, in the pharmacy bottles, because I knew the hospital might not have the exact ones I need. Upon admission, no medication reconciliation was performed. Hospital staff took my home medications but refused to give them to me. I was told the ER doctor did not enter my medication orders correctly into the system, and that the ER doctor had left and could not fix the orders. I was told the pharmacy would not "put their labels on them" and I was told that the on-call doctor was not calling back, and when the nurse practitioner arrived, they also would not correct the medication orders. As a result, with the exception of being given Ivabradine and Ambien that evening, my medications were all withheld for 19 hours. In the morning when I realized they were not going to give me my hydrocortisone I had to make a difficult decision. Hydrocortisone is essential for me because I have adrenal insufficiency/HPA axis dysfunction. Missing a morning dose can cause an adrenal crisis--a life-threatening emergency that can cause severe low blood pressure, shock, confusion, vomiting, and even death if not treated promptly with steroids. I had to leave the hospital AMA, so they would return my medications to me, only because I needed to take my hydrocortisone to avoid this potentially fatal complication. The ER doctor told me he was going to temporarily increase my furosemide overnight to treat the pulmonary edema and difficulty breathing. This medication was also withheld. Then the cardiologist told me that I needed to stop the furosemide. I told him that I have been stable on this medication for over 20 years and without it I end up in the ER with difficulty breathing. Since my symptoms are new, and I have recently been diagnosed with autonomic dysfunction, it is very unlikely that the furosemide is the cause. I have documented autonomic dysfunction (diagnosed by abnormal tilt table testing). This affects my blood vessel tone and can cause fluid to shift out of my blood vessels into my tissues (a phenomenon called "third spacing" or capillary leak). Because of this, I can have: Low blood volume inside my vessels ("dehydrated"): This leads to low blood pressure, dizziness, and can worsen kidney function (as seen with my recent Acute Kidney Injury). Too much fluid in my tissues ("fluid overloaded"):This causes swelling (edema) and, in my case, even mild pulmonary edema (fluid in the lungs) as seen on my recent chest x-ray. This means I can be "dehydrated" and "fluid overloaded" at the same time, and standard advice about fluid or diuretic use may not apply. My treatment needs to be individualized and carefully balanced. My symptoms have not resolved. I still have Pulmonary Edema, Acute Kidney Injury, and Anemia and I'm at home having difficulty breathing. But I cannot return to the hospital because they will again withhold my necessary medications, putting me at risk for even more severe complications and they clearly do not know how to treat Autonomic Dysfunction so their treatment plan could further harm me. Is this the standard of care that you aim for? If so, I have a suggestion. Since the hospital plays a lullaby over the PA system every time a baby is born, you should also be required to play a funeral dirge over the PA system every time you kill a patient! I most certainly will be filing complaints with the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration and The Joint Commission.

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    Munroe Regional Medical Center

    Munroe Regional Medical Center

    1.5
    (2 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    I've been here a bunch of times with both parents and the ER doctors, nurses and staff are…read moreexcellent. Given the elderly, mostly retired community that makes up south Ocala, these folk know what to look for and triage with the best. And, for a non-major metropolitan area, they can get busy as any Trauma One facility. I believe the ER is Four Stars, while the hospital itself rates only Two Stars. Oh and yes, have I experience better!

    Awful. Dirty filthy place. My socks come back black. The cleaning people... Poor Dollie. She is so…read moresweet, but she doesn't know how to clean. She did brighten my day, though. She should take Patsy's job on the 6th floor in Surgical. That witch needs to be fired. She is awful. She is a horrible nurse. She is uncaring, nasty, rude, awful and hasty. She doesn't care about anything but herself and everyone and I mean EVERYONE walks on eggshells when she is working on the shift. I had to stay there four days and I heard an ear full. That woman needs to be working at a jail. Even her co-workers likened her to a "an army drill Sargent" Sadly, that's not funny. When someone is very sick, they do not need a nurse throwing a fit in a room and tearing of her gown and cussing under her breath and whispering and then ignoring you for the next two shifts. I never got socks (I had to wear my own for two days). I never got water. NEVER. I never got the aloe wipes... How do I know about them? Well, the very last day, I actually got a nurse: Linda that gave a crap about people. Within minutes of her shift, she came in and brought me hot coffee, WATER (something you need to live), socks, fresh bedding, aloe wipes to replace mine --- and that's when I told her that I had never received anything like that at all! What, did Pissy Patsy take it home? She is an awful person. I am going to report the old bag. It's sad when I am being transported to my CT and the person who is transporting me sees Pissy Patsy and says, "Ugh... I hate coming to this floor..." Um YEAH, TRY BEING HER PATIENT It was hell. She never brought my meds. She never asked if I needed anything. When I would call for something, she would say in a really rude voice, "Can I help you... or you probably need something..." She was so extremely rude. I don't ever want to have to deal with that awful woman again and I will tell everyone! In addition, there was Jim, the Charge Nurse that I told all of this to and he was supposed to stop her from being my nurse and guess what: She was my nurse the very next day! Let me tell you, JIM, this was hell! Not only did I have MRSA and have had this for over a year and this is my 47th boil, but your staff made it a miserable experience. I can gladly spend my $60,000 elsewhere. I told you, get rid of the negative trash in your department because she will infect everyone. One negative person does that... You choose to let that happen, that is on you, but how many patients can't speak? How many people is she rude to? How many people go without water? How many people go without socks for their feet and have to walk on that nasty ass floor? Really?

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