If I knew that this was the type of care I was goi...

If I knew that this was the type of care I was going to receive, I would have driven the extra 12 miles to the other ER

The rudeness of doctors and nurse

Bedside manner out the window

Willing to take care of the patient, down the toilet

Listening to patient, not here

The type of care you will receive depends on the staff

Each patient, each time, priority care

This visit not so much

Instead I received crass, rudeness, doctor walking out of room while I'm in mid sentence

Don't even try to complain to them ER supervisor, upper management,etc your concerns are just tossed aside
How are they ever going to become better if they only think they know what's best, there not living in the patients body..
One size approach, does not work for all
No compassion, no ethics, no morals
I've never had this experience ever in the past
Turnover rate must be high
The negative staff pushes there problems on to patients
Reflects on bedside manner
So I spent 150.00 copayment for no services to be rendered instead I was there punching bag

I told them I didn't feel comfortable with taking that medication, but I reluctantly did
End result I left in more pain and nausea
I didn't have the nausea in the first place
If they would have looked at my charts and did research
Instead I walked out of there highly disappointed... remember the care you get all depends on the staff work... you either feel cared for or you feel worst after leaving... so what did I pay 150.00 for in the first place? hey Honorhealth can I get that copayment back since the experience and no services were rendered... I don't have money like that to throw down the toilet.. I was coming in for care but clearly that was not the case... talk about hit or miss at Honorhealth at least some of the doctors have not lost there whits and actually care. Finding a needle in a hay stack ... should not all doctors and nurses provide care, hence why they are in the field in the first place... don't put your negativity on patients because you're overwhelmed with work...

If you want to be treated like an animal then this is the perfect ER for you, care is not there priority...

I've been with Honorhealth for more than 10 years plus after this experience I think its time for change

Care is not rocket science