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    Hutcheson Medical Center

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    Cornerstone Medical Center

    Cornerstone Medical Center

    2.3(3 reviews)
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    Doctors couldn't tell the difference between acid reflux and a heart attack. Was held in the…read moreemergency room for ten hours. I paid an insurance copay of $250. Two months later I get a statement from a collection agency billing me $6000.00. The medical center had not filed a claim with the insurance company.

    I would not even give this place 1 star, but that is the lowest it goes…read more My Dad was in rehab at another Facility for physical therapy and he got sick so they sent him to Cornerstone to be checked out. They kept him over night and put him in a room. When I went there the following day he was so sick at his stomach and throwing up. I asked the RN if they had a bag to throw up in and she took me to the supply room to get it and said to me, do you see one because it's not jumping out at me. Well I saw a plastic emesis basin for vomit and I grabbed it up and said can I take this and she said go ahead. I ran back to the room and put it under my Dad's mouth then I went back up to the nurses station and was ignored for a couple of minutes and finally a lady came in and asked me what I needed. I asked had they given my Dad something for nausea and vomiting. An RN sitting there said yes, I gave him Maalox. Maalox? I knew that would not help. I asked for something stronger and she said do you think I should give him Zofram? Why was she asking me that? She had no clue that I am a retired Nurse! I was not familiar with that medication since I have not worked in a hospital setting in years and retired for 10 yrs. I replied, if that will help and not knock him out yes! My Dad is 91 yrs old. When she brought the tiny pill in the room to put under his tongue she handed it to me and said can you get it under his tongue or I will have to put on some gloves and do it! I grabbed the pill and put it under my Dad's tongue. Of all things! She still does not know that I am a Nurse! Laying as he was in bed he was throwing up pure phlegm. I raised him in up in bed but he still could not get it up because he was so sick. I went back to the Nurses station and asked if they could suction my Dad because he was choking on the phlegm. She said he is probably sick from lunch cause it was nasty. My Dad didn't eat lunch! She did say she would ask the Dr. about suctioning. Next thing I knew the CNA came in and said the Ambulance was on it's way to pick my Dad up and take him back to rehab. Of all things! I would not take my dog to this place. When my Dad got back to rehab by Ambulance we checked his diaper and it had not been changed all day at Cornerstone and someone there, said I bet that weighs 10 lbs. It's my fault for not checking that, but I was so concerned about him sick and my Mom said they never checked it the whole time she had been there but she had been asleep several times and had not thought about it. She is 89 years old so I understand that! I am so disappointed in this place. Chi Memorial if you read this you need to do something! Never will we use this facility again!!!!!

    Erlanger Baroness Hospital - My IV her bag hanging on a 3M hook

    Erlanger Baroness Hospital

    2.2(63 reviews)
    7.2 mi

    Quality of care absolutely depends on which department of the hospital you are in…read more Ortho has good doctors and better than average nurses. Cardiologists are on par while EP's arent. Cardiac nurses are on par with a few sub par ones here and there. Because Erlanger is the local catchment hospital the staff is accustomed to dealing with the worst our county has therefore sporadically you'll find jaded, tired nurses. All the local nursing school graduates start out on nights at Erlanger so keep that in mind. All that said, the LEVEL of treatment is first rate. It has a top class Trauma program with ~6 helicopters, and a top rated neonatal unit with plenty of experienced nurses who can be a little protective of the babies in their care (these are the kind of nurses you want). Because of pressures placed on hospitals by payors I ALWAYS tell friends that they should have a knowledgeable person the rounding physician and talk with and some one with the patient at all times that knows their meds, routines and normal behaviors. Hospitalist doctors are the weak link. They work shifts and once they leave you have a different one that'll probably disagree with the prior hospitalist. Don't hesitate to reach out the the patients mail doctor to get questions answered.

    Waiting in an ER with a separated AC joint four 3 hours with open wounds is unacceptable. Poor…read morecommunication, poor service and poor bedside manner. Go anywhere but here. Would give zero stars if I could.

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    Erlanger Baroness Hospital - As you can see no bed, no IV pole, no TV only a chair.

    As you can see no bed, no IV pole, no TV only a chair.

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    This is how they send you out od Erlanger ER

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