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Floyd Memorial Hospital ER and Admittance Management Care

Daughter was admitted to ER 3 weeks ago with level 10 pain from kidney stones. In ER 8 hours in which I repeatedly asked for pain relief. Pain was not managed but staff coerced my Daughter to be admitted. I plainly explained they were not going to care for her, as experienced by 8 hours of unmanaged pain, no water, or basic supplies. She chose to stay believing things would change. Response for water 8 hours later was one bottle of water. I had been standing and was ill myself. No water was offered to me! She was admitted for pain management. The nightmare continued throughout the night. She was told to stop screaming. Her port pot overflowed with urine. No toilet paper. Night nurses switched off. Nurses unresponsive to calls through the night. Pain was never managed. YOUNG nurses showed complete disdain and lacked compassion. A young nurse entered her room through the night and asked her to stop screaming and crying. Her regular doctor saw her condition the next morning, as he happened to walk by. The ER urology doctor who managed her interfered with her regular doctor's attempt to relieve her severe pain and distress. Her regular doctor wanted to follow-up with a PET scan. The ER Urology doctor cancelled the scan. We never followed up with this barbaric hospital or doctor. She ended up being admitted to another hospital. We received an excellent urologist, great hospital and my Daughter's fear was resolved with patient clear & concise information. Floyd Memorial Hospital was a literal nightmare from the doctor to the nurses. Floyd admitted my Daughter for pain management with total face to face lies. Despite pleas to call the doctor, nothing changed. Our family will never return to this hospital. This type of care comes of top level management in the hospital. I would not send a dying dog into Floyd Memorial Hospital.
My Daughter is 39 years old and had NEVER had any pain medication. When she actually needed it the most, the Urologist and Floyd Memorial nurses lacked the skill and capacity to deliver basic pain management and quality care for kidney stones. Supplies were nil. I would not send a dying dog to this hospital! After reading about the merger and the CEO's ...decided a formal complaint would be useless. There is no compensation regarding $$$$ (refund) that would make up for the lack of services and treatment my Daughter received.
Ms. Jennifer Jordan-Troklus
Former River Valley Middle School Counselor
Greater Clark County School Corporation
Jeffersonville, IN 47130

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Floyd Memorial Hospital ER care

I used to work for Floyd Memorial 2 years ago and in that time the amount of disregard that would occur to the patients was astonishing. I saw a patient that came in via EMS and the staff (including the doctors!) rolled their eyes when they heard the patient was having non stop seizures. He was put down the hallway where no one could see him or hear him. 30 minutes later no nurse or tech went into the room to check on this patient. The father of the patient came out and said that for 30 minutes he sat watching his son have seizures one after another and the last one has not stopped and has been unresponsive for ten minutes. One nurse out of the 5 standing there offered to follow the father into the room to check on the man's son. As the father walked with the nurse to the room, the rest of the small crowd and yes (the one doctor sitting there) rolled their eyes. The nurse shortly after came running out and said to call respiratory. They had to ventilate the boy. I am not sure what happened to him because the doctor had the boy transferred to ICU right after that.
This situation had only gave me an uneasy feeling, but its true affect did not hit me until 2 years later catching you up to 2010 with my current reason for placing this complaint. I am not sure if I have the right website or if it would make a difference, but even if one person receives this information and stears clear of Floyd Memorial in New Albany Indiana, then I can say that I have saved a life.
This summer I started having black out spells in which case I would lose my balance and fall. This did not concern me too greatly because I was trying to finish my summer class and didn't have much time to be worrying about my health. But after I wrecked my car and "came to" in the passenger's seat of my car I thought "ok this is getting dangerous" So I decided to go to the ER at Floyd Memorial. I was seen about 2 hours after waiting in the lobby. My vitals were normal. A CAT scan was done an MRI and MRA was done and on each test there was an abnormal-normal cluster of blood vessels in my right cerebellum. The doctor said it is nothing and told me that I wrecked my car on purpose and to go home and see a neurologist if I thought I needed to. (Really doc! not many people want to spend $1000 dollars just for fun!) A week after the fun ER trip, I saw a neurologist and told him my story and in 2 minutes he looked up at me and said he was 90% sure I was having seizures. 3 weeks after that the doctor did an EEG and confirmed that I indeed had epileptic seizures in my right temporal lobe of my brain. 3 months later I was under stress due to bad family news and 24 hours later started having nonstop blackouts and difficulty breathing with chest pain. My best friend rushed me to Floyd Memorial Hospital. After waiting 45 minutes to be seen by anyone (yes even my vitals were not taken) I begged my best friend to take me to another hospital. On the way out of the hospital I blacked out and found myself on the floor with all of my belongings on the floor and my daughter screaming. I had had another seizure, I was sure of it. before I could get up I fell again and blacked out. My friend said that I was shaking and stiff. I came to again and begged my best friend to get me out of there. She tried picking me up and I fell a third time and she said that the triage nurse and a man came out and picked me up in mid seizure and my legs spasmed and shook crazily and my body looked stiff according to my friend. I came to as the hospital staff were putting me in a chair. I told my friend to take my baby home. My vitals were checked and please note, I am only 29, and my vitals were B/P 140/90 and pulse was 144. I was unable to communicate clearly and confused trying to understand the triage nurse's questions. She seemed annoyed and she walked out of the room leaving me by myself for a good length of time. I was then registered and put back out into the waiting room. I was embarrassed and stressed. after about an hour of waiting I was wheeled back into the same hallway that boy was put in. I thought "I'm going to die" the monitors were beeping from my vitals. The doctor came in and to my surprise (or bad luck) the same doctor as before walked in. He checked my extremities to check the strength and all seemed normal to him. I told him I was seeing darkness as I was talking to him and no matter how hard I tried I could not speak clearly or understand him clearly. He seemed annoyed which only made me more stressed. Then when I told him that I was seeing blackness some more and he told me "No you are not" I was shocked! I said "excuse me?" He said "No you are not seeing black" I asked him "sir, do you see anything wrong with me?" without even running a test he said "no you are fine" and crossed his arms and stood at the end of the bed. I said "ok then I will go home now" the doctor left the room and the nurse came in and I told her what was said and how the 24 hour nurse line from my insurance told me to go to the ER and I never expected to be a nusance. I started to walk out of the ER and blacked out but did not fall. (thank God!) I asked the triage nurse that came to my rescue when seizing in the lobby if she thought she saw me having a seizure and to my shock she said "no!, you did not have a seizure, only people who lose their bowels are having seizures." I said "Dear God!, I hope that doesn't happen to me! but I am only having tonic clonic and partial complex seizures so I don't believe that would happen to me." and then she shocked me again! she said "look lady, I don't know who has been lying to you but, there is only 1 kind of seizure and its Grand Mal or "clinical" seizures and they always lose their bowels." I left the hospital in shock by such information. While sitting and waiting from my ride on a bench outside the hospital, I asked 2 ICU nurses (their badges said ICU, RN) what they knew about epilepsy. The only thing that came out of their mouths was "I don't know" (REALLY!) How are they able to work in ICU and not be able to come up with something better than "I don't know!" How is it that many people who are medically trained not educated to save our lives? How is it that we as epileptics are unspecial. When is it that we became the annoyance of hospital care?

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Sep 18, 2018 10:00 pm EDT

My husband passed away almost 2 weeks ago from pneumonia. For over a week I kept asking if he is not getting better why did they not change his antibodic. Answer I got is he is on the correct one. I feel they just let my husband die.

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desertfae
Louisville, US
Oct 30, 2014 12:23 pm EDT

Worst hospital in the area. Let me explain why. You know how they say they are such a great heart hospital? Well, I had came in there (around 11am) with these symptoms: extreme shortness of breath, chest pain radiating down my arms, and EMS unable to get a BP on me. When I got there the ER dr (DR Graves... yep, fitting name) decided to joke about me with the EMS guy right next to me. Since I couldn't breathe right I couldn't even say anything. He decided to tell me nothing was wrong with me except a panic attack and sent me home with Ativan. I left still having trouble breathing, and still in pain.
I was popping the Ativan all day trying to be able to breathe so I could work the next day, but it wasn't helping very much. Around 11pm (12 hours later!) I felt like I was literally dying. I wanted to go to Clark instead because of how I was treated at Floyd but I literally felt as if I wouldn't make it that far so I went back to Floyd. When I got there the triage nurse was snippy and rude when the person that brought me in was trying to explain how I'd been there earlier because I couldn't breathe and she said in an extremely rude tone "You shut up, she walked in here, she can tell me what's going on". After throwing my purse at the lady wanting the money and telling her to take it all I was taken to a back room where they FINALLY checked me and found I was having and had been having all day a "Widow Maker" heart attack. I had a 99% blockage in my LAD... It is literally a miracle I survived this at all in the first place, but to have survived it with all that Floyd did on top of it to help try to kill me by sending me home in mid heart attack without checking me is even more of a miracle.
After all was said and done, I remember waking up in ICU and seeing my BP on the monitor of 60/30 and saying "that's not good" and passing back out. But I do remember the people in ICU being good... but ER is AWFUL. Even the director of the hospital when I complained told me that they should have kept me even if only for observation due to chest pains on that first visit and he admitted they messed up. They nearly killed me.
If you want to live... do not go here for anything life threatening. I'd say nothing more than a band-aid station.
sbiton- please contact me. desertfae@gmail.com

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