Darla P.
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Greater Baltimore Medical Center (COE)
"The only real complaint was that the "transport team" moving me from SICU to reg ward first came in with a big wheelchair. that would have been fine but there was apparently a bed shortage on the ward I was going to and at the last minute they needed to move me and the bariatric bed I was in: OK fine: until the bed would not fit out the icu door or onto the elevator: thru cramped and sharp cornered hallways. To get the bed on the elevator they literally had to remove two large plastic boxes hanging on the end of the bed: So where do they put the boxes? On the bed between me and the siderails. Here I was 24 hours out of surgury being wheeled in a bed hitting every possible obstacle in the way. I kept saying get me the chair or at least let me get off: I will walk. When we finally got to the right ward the bed would not go thru the door. It took nearly an hour to be moved down 1 level of the hospital. I never did find out exactly what was going on. They were too busy discussing ways of getting the damn bed moved. Very poorly organized move."

David von Rueden
"First impression was very good. Myrnmother went to the information seminar withrnme and we were both impressed. He seems a bit quiet at first.rnrnThe office staff is fantastic. They arernvery pleasant and helpful.rnrnSurgury pros and cons were covered atrnthe information seminar. They truly pullrnno punches. "
About Me
Timonium, MD
Location
40.7
BMI
RNY
Surgery
07/05/2007
Surgery Date
Aug 04, 2001
Member Since
Friends 69
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