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San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital

San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital

2.7(219 reviews)
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Came here from an Assisted Living facility in Hemet that had caregiver problems as well as letting…read moreirresponsible ones remain employees, while firing others for doing marijuana on the job. and neglecting patient care needs, incontinence, giving adequate nutrition in meals as well as avoiding patient food allergies and dislikes, making sure oxygen tanks and concentrators remained in perfect working order, oxygen flow was not impeded. no falls or injuries. Place clean, etc. and patients feelingbalert and content, an important thing. And the Law, as are all these things for Elders in California. This hospital provided Emergency Care that was reasonably fast for a holiday weekend, my gurney only waited an hour , but I was having breathing and cardiac problems caused by someone at that assisted living facility in 92545 and so got some priority in being seen, and was taken to a small room, parked, and a nurse virtually moved in to watch me. very calming and polite. The lady Dr showed within minutes and got tests off to the labs ,EKG set up, blood draws ordered and me examined physically asking and answering questions, then Admitting me, and I moved there quietly and soon put in a more appropriate bed for my larger than life size ( caused by lymphedema an incurable body altering disease l). In the Ward most of the Drs were very knowledgeable and efficient and I felt confident with them, most nurses and lvn's were more than capable and most were friendly and understanding that they needed to be ultra careful of other non involved but still painful body areas in treating my current one and most complied. A few however apparently feel their job and ego is more important than a patients long term safety and comfort, even leaving pranks such as cold water poured on one foot uncovered as I slept , but really, if an aide feels her ego is more important than reactivating old spinal injuries in a elderly patient , who am I to complain? A Human Being that's who and a California Elder Citizen protected from such displays of childness. No job as a nurses side is more important than the overall health of the patient. If you don't know a patients limitations in movement ASK. Don't assume high weight is because we Big People eat too much or are lazybor druggies. Oh, and you saying ":sorry" out of the side of your mouth and arguing with us when we comment about you ignoring us and increasing our pain by your refusal to listen doesn't cut it. One thing I expected from any treating Dr in a hospital treating me is that they know why I am in a Ward bed. Hopefully they also can speak knowledgeablybabout my condition or tests they are running. What I do Not expect nor want is said Dr handing me religious " donate here" prayer cards and suggesting we talk about religion...doesn't really fill you with confidence about his intent to help you live longer ..but one Dr here ..well, he didn't three times want to discuss my case or even know it. Thankfully Dr Cox did in a later Dr visit and I am grateful for his help. Overall 4 stars, other problems as noted. Recommend you come here? Um... maybe.

My husband came to this ER in severe abdominal pain and sat there for about three hours with little…read moreto no relief. During that time, he was given Tylenol and medication for possible GERD while he continued to sit there in excruciating pain. What really pushed me over the edge was the attitude. I calmly advocated for my husband because he was still in pain, and instead of compassion, I was met with hostility. At one point, a nurse snapped at me, saying, "I don't know what you want me to give him." I wasn't yelling. I wasn't being disrespectful. I was calmly advocating for my husband. I understand the chain of command. I know nurses can't independently order medications. But I also know that patients deserve reassessment, communication, and compassion. Pain is whatever the patient says it is. Watching someone sit there suffering for hours with minimal follow-up is unacceptable. We ultimately decided to leave and follow up with his primary care doctor. Thankfully, he's doing much better now. If you have a choice, I would think twice before coming here. If my family ever needs emergency care again, we'll be driving to Redlands instead.

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