VIRUS (waiting for results )

[DrJenner]

Bad seeds in healthcare just like any profession.
I have seen mismanagement on a level you wouldn’t believe.
I can’t imagine what people do that have no family members to have them help navigate their health care. My dad would be dead by now.

 

[kenv1950]

Bad seeds in healthcare just like any profession.
I have seen mismanagement on a level you wouldn’t believe.
I can’t imagine what people do that have no family members to have them help navigate their health care. My dad would be dead by now.

I have a women friend that took her husband to the emergency room with a heart rate of 220 early yesterday. They refused to let her in to see him , she been sitting in her car in the parking. There is no reason on this planet they can't test her for covid give her a nurses gown ,mask and gloves . shes probably less of a carrier than the people who work there.... THEIR GOING TO FAR

 

[kenv1950]

Bad seeds in healthcare just like any profession.
I have seen mismanagement on a level you wouldn’t believe.
I can’t imagine what people do that have no family members to have them help navigate their health care. My dad would be dead by now.

I'd be dead twice . Anymore you have to diagnose yourself before you go to the hospital .....I had a dr. not long ago tell me to get hard on these people in health care , they work for you , you don't work for them ,if something doesn't feel right , speak up and move on ....

 

[Amish Heart]

Our closest hospital doesn't allow anyone but the patient in ICU, ER, and the covid unit. So if a patient is admitted to the hospital in the non covid area, they can have someone with them, and also if they have a doctor appt. This is helpful in our personal situation, since my husband uses a walker and needs help getting around. Yesterday when he went for his infusion for covid meds, I just pulled up in front of ER, and they brought out a wheelchair and got him. Then I picked him up when he was done, a few hours later. So not too bad.

 

[lonewolf]

our nearest hospital is a 30 mile journey away, which would take 45 minutes to an hour in a car on our roads, which is why in an emergency they bring in the "air ambulance"-a helicopter.

 

[jontte]

our hospitals here have ; no visitors policy, unless your nearest and dearest is dying.
right now we just wait for the next lockdown at the ward,not yet but it's coming,it's coming.