When I was in the hospital June 13 to have the emergency chest catheter inserted, I asked several nurses and doctors who the hospital was named for. Only a couple said someone named Peter? I asked, what guy named Peter, not one person could tell me. One person said "well, I think the Sisters of Providence built it. I said yes, and the Sisters of Providence are an order of nuns, within the Roman Catholic Church, so the Church built your hospital, and most of the hospitals and orphanages, and homeless shelters, all over the world. Thus, it is named for Peter, the rock who Jesus chose to build His Church on. Thus, that's why you have a job here to help people. Understand it now, "Providence St. Peter's Hospital"? And I'm a Protestant.
While I was there for emergency chest catheter insertion for dialysis, I had to come out of my "room" an area with curtains, while I waited for my ride, and had to deescalate a situation, where an elderly man in a wheel chair, who was frightened and wanted a blanket was yelled at by a nurse and then called security on him, who was clearly ill, and frail. The guy looked 85-90. And 2 "security officers" dressed in black tactical gear that looking more like S.W.A.T. than the actual units, came down, and I said "you need to deescalate the situation fast. You can clearly see this man is very old, and may have dementia, or other issues, and is no threat." Both of them told me "to mind my own business and go back into my room." "I said you're not gonna order me to do anything, I can stand here if I choose, and if I don't go back inside the curtain, what are you going to do? Attack me? One of them closest to me, then said what do you want?" And I said "I'm here to make sure you don't do something stupid." He then knew I would film him, and intervene at my own risk if they tried to do anything to this elderly patient. They then shut up and later blamed it on the threat of some non-violent protesters on public property, by the hospital the day before, who were there protesting the quarantining of a new born baby, away from the mother, who tested negative, and then positive in two tests.
Additionally, I had outpatient surgery scheduled there for 7/12/20, and Friday afternoon (7/7/20), because apparently they are requiring all patients getting out patient or in patient surgeries to be Covid-19 tested, at some drive through location in Hawks Prairie.
This girl who called me, was rude, and demanded that I must go by 4 pm that day, and then be quarantined alone at home for 7 days. When I said it's only 5 days until the procedure, which any delay would put me at higher risk due to the circumstances. Her name was Kelly. Before I could explain that I am on dialysis 3 times per week, and I only have a certain amount of Wa. FMLA leave to last 12 months, and how am I gonna skip dialysis and not work, since I already used over half of my time, since I was near death, when my kidneys failed forever, and had to use 6-7 weeks of leave to keep my job of 4 years, to heal, even though me and my doctor were monitoring my labs weekly.
So my Nephrologist thought that the surgeon canceled it, but I called after I was told it was cancelled, and found out the surgeon didn't cancel it, but the "supervisor" of Covid-19 test scheduling told me that she was listening to the girl's side of the call, and apparently thought I was being non-compliant. Which I basically only got the one question in, and admitted to me that she instructed Kelly to end the call. Wow! I called back 2 more times, and she immediately hung up on me. (3 times). I called another dept. and asked what do I do? And a woman called from the same hospital a few minutes later, and they wouldn't answer the phone. The woman who cancelled my urgently needed surgery was Deana Britt, from her own mouth. I have the evidence. #Providence
There are very good reasons why the reviews of Providence St. Peter Olympia has 2.5/5 on Yelp, out of 94 reviews. Avoid this place unless you have no...
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