I hate having to write these reviews, but I really think it’s important. I was sick for days when I came in here on Sunday after a persistent fever, with symptoms of sepsis. My fever was 105 that morning so I decided after 4 days of a fever I’m going I am going to go to the hospital and get checked out. I came in here around 11:30am and they got me back pretty quickly for vitals, and eventually got me into a room pretty fast. They did do bloodwork quickly, and some other tests to try and pinpoint what exactly was going on, including swabbing me again when I told them I was negative 4 days prior. I am also pregnant and there were concerns with that, and the OB that saw me ordered an x-ray because of my cough, and I am very grateful for her and her suggestion. Otherwise I don’t think they would have did any scans. Fast forward, it came back that I had a nasty case of pneumonia, so they started treating me for that, and giving me all kinds of antibiotics and different medications, they were also getting me admitted. I ended up getting moved to another room in the ED, which is where it fell apart, they wanted to put me on a cardiac monitor because despite me saying that my heart rate was high, they didn’t really do anything until I was there for a while. One of the PCA’s took my vitals and my heart rate was in the 130’s just sitting in the bed. Eventually I saw another doctor later in the evening that was concerned about my X-rays, and wanted me to get a CT so they can get a more thorough look, they went ahead and preformed the CT and brought me back. My CT revealed that I had some fluid around my heart, in my lungs, an enlarged spleen and scoliosis. Only thing mentioned to me in the results was a little bit of fluid in my lungs, and the pneumonia itself. Once shift change rolled around, I did not see a nurse hardly at all. I had horrible diarrhea, which resulted in me using the public restroom around 10 times + that night. I had to have a nurse that was in orientation unhook me from my IV around 10:30, and she unhooked it wrong, which made blood come out of the iv catheter/tubing onto me and on my blankets, but nobody came back to hook me back up even when I called to ask them. I even called once to ask for help so I could use the restroom, I was told someone would come in to help me, nobody came. My $20 worth of Panera that I had to wait 3 hours for doctors orders for also went to waste, and I asked someone to heat it for me which they also didn’t do. I was having stomach cramps, and pain, plus the diarrhea so severe I could not sleep the entire night. Between 11-4am I did not see a single nurse. I get they’re busy, but your patients matter, they all do. Fast forward to morning, I saw the OB again and I told her I hadn’t seen anyone and I wasn’t really being taken care of, which she must have said something because after she left the room they finally come in the room with my antibiotics and fluids, and finally got medicine for the stomach pain. I was supposed to have fluids running all night, but I didn’t. Eventually I saw another doctor that didn’t understand a word that I was saying and thought I was asking for pain meds (I wasn’t), I just wanted something for the diarrhea, and stomach cramps. She was the only doctor I saw the entire day and she answered a phone call in the room with me, and was in there for a total of 5 minutes. I finally after waiting for over 24 hours got transferred upstairs to floor 7 where I didn’t get to see a doctor till the following day, and first words out of his mouth were “how about we get you out of here today?” And to be fair, I was fine with that because I was over it. I engaged him about my CT results which he said was nothing, and that my fluid around my heart was small, and not a big deal, and the spleen enlargement could be anything. I feel like they treat me like I’m an idiot, when I have a family of medical health workers, and even know quite a bit myself. I’m overall really disappointed. Makayla on day shift in the ED was wonderful!