I usually don't have a great experience at their E...

I usually don't have a great experience at their ER, I usually end up going to the Moorland location instead due to the long wait. However, I was at a doctors appointment and ended up needing to be rolled downstairs to the ER as I couldn't walk (room was spinning) and couldn't tolerate light due to a pretty severe migraine.

I did have to wait, but at least it was only around 15 minutes. In the past, I have usually had to wait to receive medicines, but they were on the ball. Saw the doctor and the resident within minutes of my arrival in the room. The migraine "cocktail" was administered to me which started to help, but didn't take great care of it. They looked at my charts and saw in the past I received a couple different medicines, so they gave me those... and that took the migraine down to a tolerable status.

After everything started to work, all the doctors got stuck in the trauma bay due to a couple flight for life patients that arrived. Even with that, Dr. Ricci... the resident who was treating me, came back after and was extremely apologetic about the wait in getting me discharged. He went the extra mile and referred me to someone who can help treat my more common migraines a bit closer, and really made sure everything was good before letting me go.

The nurses, I can't say good enough things about... they were awesome as well. Kudos, because I was impressed... that type of care for being so busy is awesome. Not sure if something changed in the management of things, or I just got lucky... but I thought I would make it known that it isn't all bad, and care can be very good here in this ER.