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They are only required to give you your discharge summary. It will have the reason for her visit and their recommdation for follow-up with your PCP. Your treatment, testing and results are a part of your medical records which you can get through the records department like everyone else. As a retired nurse myself, I have encountered Karens like this one who tried my patience with their ignorance of how hospitals operate. I think they handled it very well.
My discharge papers said I had been treated with a drug that the nurse said the pharmacy did not have. The ER doc asked me how I was doing after the med. I told him I never got it, yet it was in my discharge papers. When I asked for an itemized bill I was charged for it. I went to billing and asked them to contact the Chief Pharmacist. I wanted to see inventory for that drug on that day. He came and was very testy, but finally checked. That particular ( controlled ) medication had not been in pharmacy inventory for over four months. Check and double check everything. Just because a doctor orders something in your chart does not mean you got the service or medication
I'm in the medical field. And it sounds like she's in the ER department. If they had treated her during the time of this video she'd know.Plus they would be on her discharge papers. They have more than likely treated her for this problem in the past If she's a pain seeker and not following up with her PC doctor or Specialist that's why they are discharging her. Because she's not following up in order to correct the issue.
Most discharge papers state what treatment was received
My best friend was in a Catholic Hospital here with kung cancer and her Dr came in to tell us there was nothing else they could do for her (she had drain tube in her side). The hospital nurses came in and told us we had to remove her by 11 that morning or they would put her out. Lucky we found a space in a hospice facility that had room for her. I tell everyone I meet to stay away from that a money hungry hospital.
I saw another video and the patient has tonsil stones. Not an EMERGENCY and this patient is refusing to leave the ER. She is taking a bed from someone who actually needs it.
these nurses don't deserve the abuse that they get from some patients
I'm a retired RN, you can not speak or swallow with a hole in your throat!! This patient has some sorta psychiatric issues going on 💕my profession and hang in there guys 🥰
The hospital can't fix stupid....but we can xray it.
Amen. The nurse is so correct. People think the er is a doctor visit. It’s there to be sure you don’t die. Thats it.
It is not a nurse's job to deal with things like this. She needs to talk to administration.
yup hospitals dont play with disrespectful people and those that are like this lady recording.
do not go to hospitals......Damn when will ya all learn? they don't help u...
CONTACT HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION with your concerns complaints.
You have the right to go to Medical Records and provide correct identification and request a copy of your medical forms. You must pay for each page. You get a copy of your discharge papers. THAT IS ALL THE NURSES AND DOCTORS HAVE TO PROVIDE YOU.
I'm not sure which side is right or wrong... both may have a valid issue...
OMG 😲poor nurses
Big patient shows the nurses faces ,won’t show her coward self .
Poor nurses. They put up with a lot.
The patient has the right to see all her medical records, but FIRST she has to call the medical records office and have them prepare copies to give her. Retired RN House Supervisor, and we dealt with this type of demanding patient a LOT.
it should be in your discharge papers
She has a right to see it
I get all of my records from the visit how they treated me what test have been ran and what plan for diagnosis before discharge
I'm confused, doesn't the discharge paperwork explain what was done? Didn't they tell her how they treated her our doesn't she already know how they treated her condition? don't we all have a hole in the back of our throat?
Support the Nurse's
Well
We nurses DO NOT have the right to refuse respect and patient care even if the patient is challenging and recording. CASE CLOSED!
Nurses don’t make discharge orders
It would be on her discharge papers
I believe the hole in the back of your throat connects to your trachea.
Sounds like she’s a Frequent Flier. Medical personnel HATE this ppl
Here we go again with another idiot purposely creating a problem and making sure they record it so they can post it for sympathy and likes from others. It's ridiculous how people act nowadays.
Professional Patient wanting pain pills.
Gurl, go home. No hospital allows filming inside
Conditions: Illness Anxiety Disorder Hypochondria, Hypochondriasis Illness anxiety disorder is a chronic mental illness sometimes known as hypochondria. People with this disorder have a persistent fear that they have a serious or life-threatening illness despite few or no symptoms. Medications and mental health therapy can help.
As a patient, you have something called the patient portal
I have a friend who owned a hospital. They physically removed a patient like this and placed him on the side of the road.
They should require to show wat they did cause they be overcharge
She needs attention. She lonly
There’s always one !!!
Your crappy insurance probably said no more. Sad you couldn't get a little more help. 😢 Wait till you get your bills! You'll need a second mortgage to pay off.
you can always refuse discharge
WHAT, everyone has a hole in the back of their throat.
That’s a Karen filming. Leave these poor nurses alone
I feel bad for these nurses
I worked in a hospital for quite a few years actually 31. 50% of the time I was an autopsy assistant, those were my favorite patients they never complained about anything.😆😆😆
Wrong. They treat EMERGENCIES, not illnesses that need to be cared for in a less crisis type setting. RN for over 50 years here. Always the same people with the same problems who were either fired by their own doctors for not following treatment recommendations and then blaming the providers for their problems, or those who want to milk the systems. This sounds like one of them. ERs don't treat ongoing medical issues. This is why health care costs are spiralling. Those with insurance have to subsidize all those who use the system for free healthcare. That's why you can pay your bill for cash at a much lower cost than what insurers are billed. Scamming is going on from both the patient and the insurers end. it did not used to be this way but when you are subsidizing millions who don't work, this is what happens.
They are there to stabilize you and explain what you need to do, follow up with your pcp, they don't heal you.
You’re in the ER! Once your stable, your out, there are people with real emergencies
Go to your primary doctor! Why take out on nurses!! You can get your medical records after you LEAVE.
It seems that she can ask for her medical records but I think that she may have to pay for it
The hospitals emergency room is a band aide they patch you up to go to your primary doctor then they send you to where they want you treated. So best to go to primary first. I learned that many years ago. Only to hospital if an emergency
Karen, you are not entitled to medical records on the spot. Follow the process like everyone else!
A hole in her throat???? If it's inside her mouth its her trachea & esophagus. If it's outside well???
People are becoming aware of hospital services.
If you don't regulate healthcare this is what you get! If you dont regulate healthcare insurance companies this is what you get! If you dont regulate pharmaceutical companies this is what you get! Unfortunately, for all of us some Americans hate regulations! Yeah! Now our hospitals kill over 300,000 people a year in our dirty hospitals from infections they received while in hospital? If you can not answer the questions of a patient how can you discharge them? If there are no treatments rendered there should be no charges.
She does not sound as if a “hole” in the back of her throat is impeding her health. My opinion, she is possibly addicted to pain medication.
this is why I like the patient portal. It tells you everything that was done and goes on there as soon as it's entered into the system. I have never had an issue except for my dignity being hurt that my PCP saying I'm over weight 😂
all you do is go to a hospital then your insurance will most likely dispute the charge. just tell them you will just go to a different hospital then they will treat u better.
Hole 🕳 in the back of her throat? She's definitely a hard worker at the corner of 5th and Main. 😱
Lady, bye!!!
SEND her out. The LOONY BIN awaits her. She'll make lots of slobber with her new friends. 😂
It’s illegal to record inside a hospital or doctor office.
Upon discharge from hospital or doctors office, there’s always a writeup of the situation and there’s always papers to be signed and the discharge form will have on at your treatment in and after your visit