Disappointed (with cliffs)
Originally Posted by eonsx311
i would pay more. without a doubt. We have to stay on top of every issue we see untill it is resolved. we should be more concerned with her recovery and basic necessities should be a given not a privilage like this only 1 shower every two days bull shit and making her use a bed pan when she should be helped to the bathroom. she can walk very slowly but its easier for the staff just to give her a bed pan.
Originally Posted by RicoD
I can understand the shower part...seeing how sometimes after surgery doctors don't want you to hit the showers so soon...but the bed pan is stupid if she can walk and is allowed to :dunno:
Originally Posted by eonsx311
its more the fact that she is asking for a shower and they are refusing it to her. my dad asked what the reasoning was and it was because of the place being understaffed on the weekends.
Originally Posted by RicoD
OK then that's a stupid reason... complain :madr: I dunno to who though :hs: Goodluck man on the situation hope everything goes well... hopefully after this shitty ordeal your mom recovers well too :hs:
Originally Posted by Tark
is there an official health government regulated ministry or something like that?
my dad is already planning on addressing this issue once she is out to the proper state gvt. and with the people who run both hospitals. Not to get anything out of it really but to just have his points heard.
yeah, that is how it goes here but he still wants people to know how poorly these places are. maybe he could contact susan warnick hahaha (she is the local news anchor here who has a program where she goes aftere these places to expose the problems within.
Originally Posted by LT
No hospital in America is run by the government it's all private. Healthcare providers are not under government regulation.
Last edited by eonsx311; Jul 17, 2006 at 07:45 AM.
Dude, my friend's dad was in the local hospital here a while ago. They moved him to another floor and it was lost in the bureaucratic paper piles. For about a day, the hospital had no record of the change of rooms and basically "lost" him.


