VonVon
May 2026
They back their nurses over their patients. The funny thing is they are the ones who are over scheduling their nurses. They are more into admin than quality patient care. So keep that in mind. The LPN assistant I had was more professional and a better caregiver than the RN who is going to school to be a NP. The office does not seem to be interested in the quality of care-just administration. The RN likes to gossip about her other patients. She talks a mile a minute when she is in your home, about herself, her kids, her other jobs and her other patients. She even brags about herself and how so many patients prefer her and how great she is. Again she gossips about other patients. Word to the wise, if you have a nurse talking about her other patients , she is talking about you to others. Why that is even tolerated i have no idea. She kept pushing certain types of care that my body did not tolerate well. When I said no to those things, I was being the rogue, even though I was proven to be right, over and over again. She was also absent a great deal be ause she had other things going on. She was not integral in my healing. The LPN was, however. I saw in my health record that they called my treatment clinic and told them that they discharged me for "non compliance" That's right. I was non compliant because I stopped taking a topical ointment that I was having bad reactions to. It was already documented by my PCP that I am sensitive to that drug. But the "nurse" in question accused me of changing orders, which btw they didn’t exist. BTW patients don't write orders.
