Reviews for Samaritan Albany General Hospital : Emergency Room
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Fresenius Medical Care at Samaritan Albany General Hospital
- 1046 6th Ave SW, AlbanyRatings
Google: 2.2/5Samaritan Albany General Hospital : Emergency Room
1046 6th Ave SW, Albany
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I'd like to say that this woman has the worst bedside manner I have ever seen! After my experience with my appendix bursting. But when my appendix burst, I was literally yelled at and told not to cry out in pain because I would disrupt other patients. She is so rude and not in the least bit empathetic!!! It's absolutely awful how patient's are treated here! It's like they treat you as if you were here for drugs and to get high! And I do understand the pandemic on fentanyl and everything else but seriously, it's disgusting how fellow humans are literally treated like farm animals with no feelings! I'm completely disgusted this new generation who has no clue on actual work...read full review
Even a one star rating is too much for Samaritan Albany General Emergency. The quality of care my partner received was simply abhorrent. We wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt due to them being short staffed, however during the duration of our seven hour stay, the way my partner was treated was unacceptable. We were there on 05/20/2024 for severe upper right stomach pain. We were in the waiting room for three hours with their pain getting progressively worse. When we were taken back, they were not asked any thorough questions regarding their medical history. They were then given an oral pain medication, which they tried to refuse, knowing it would not work due...read full review
On May 7th, I had an appointment with my primary care physician. I told her I had been feeling constantly tired and struggled to wake up. She ordered a full blood panel and urine test, which revealed I had a bladder infection. I started taking the prescribed antibiotics.
However, on May 15th, I began feeling dizzy and generally unwell. I went to an urgent care facility in Lebanon on May 18th, where the doctor diagnosed it as simply vertigo. I was instructed that if I didn't feel better within a couple of days, I should go to the emergency room.
Following that advice, I went to the ER on May 20th. The triage nurse was polite but made me feel dismissed. When...read full review