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    2 years ago

    Such amazing and caring staff! I love great and quick service! Everyone was super friendly and helpful at this location today!

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    Thank you for sharing this valuable feedback, Eileen!

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    Oak Street Health

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    1.7 mi
    Established in 2012
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    I am 75 years old and needed to find a new doctor/NP for medications, etc. since my old clinic…read moredidn't take my medicare advantage plan. I started going to a NP (Hannah Pienciak) at Oak Street Clinic. At first I thought they were adequate, but within a few months, I found out their clinic does not respond to phone calls (they use a Call Center who does not relay messages) and you can NEVER actually talk to your doctor/NP or their nurse when you call. The Clinic Manager finally had to resolve a situation when I was supposed to be referred for a Sleep Study and after 6 weeks, it still had not happened. The last straw was when I needed a prescription that I had been taking for many years filled because I was totally out, it took 4 days to get the prescription sent to the pharmacy after 4 days of calling the Clinic and finally getting the Clinic Manager to resolve this. On top of that, the NP made a decision to reduce my medication without having a conversation about it with me so we could make a joint decision. She also reduced the medication without having an alternative treatment already in place. In my mind, that is unethical behavior for a doctor/NP. The Call Center is worthless and the fact that you can't talk to anyone in your clinic is frustrating and not effective. Also if you give information to anyone else in the clinic to give to your doctor or nurse, it does not get to them. I would do your research first before signing on with them. I will not be using them going forward.

    I have nothing but exceptional care from Hannah Pienciak and the team at Oak Street. Highly…read morerecommended.

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    Commonspirit Penrose Hospital Heart & Vascular Center

    Commonspirit Penrose Hospital Heart & Vascular Center

    3.0(10 reviews)
    5.3 mi

    Recently had a pacemaker replacement at this hospital. The surgery went well but afterwards…read moreexperienced significant bleeding out of my nose and pulse was abnormally low. Ended up in emergency. The staff there, particularly the nurses were very attentitive and cared for me thru my discharge at 2 am. It was a difficult problem to handle but they performed very well with caring for me during that time. Have always had good care at Penrose Hospital, personally, even though I know they and most other medical facilities in COS get lots of criticism. That has never been my case even after 15 surgeries in 25 years here.

    Blood Pressure in Cardiac Rehab hovered between 219/115 and 179/108 and I struggled to keep my…read morebalance. The cardiologist onsite, at Cardiac Rehab, had to keep me from falling. even with the waking stick I was using to walk. That was stolen. While I was in the ER at Penrose Hospital . After 7 hours in the ER. My BP didn't go down and they lent me a cane and sent me home. With BP higher than what I went in with. The ER nurse asked, if I left my walking stick, I use to walk now after surgery, "At home. " I was discharged by an ER doctor anyway. I got help from the Uber driver to walk from the hospital entrance to his car and from his car to mine. Because my car still at the Cardiac Rehab facility. Then drove home . When it was passed midnight. I used a second walking stick I had in my car to get inside my house. I played solitaire for two hours with a migraine and went to sleep. BP now 150/91. Proving once again. Disabled people are not treated like human beings by the American Healthcare system. Because I would have been better off, and safer, going home in the first place.

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