Myra Upton
Apr 2026
I had to go here for a few weeks for rehab and IV antibiotics. Day shift always had excuses for why they didn't answer my call light for over an hour. I started taking notes, writing down times I pushed the light and when it was answered. Often someone would come in, turn off my call light and give an excuse and say they would be back "in a minute" only to have them come back in an hour or two. On day 10 I had a perfect day shift day because everyone knew I was taking notes. This kind of care is unacceptable. As a nurse for 39 years I'd never treat a patient like this. Often I'd have to holler out help, please help me just to get someone to actually help me. I felt like it was a hostile environment. All smiles and giggles from administration was a turn off. I gave them several days to do right but it never happened until they knew I was taking notes. Nurse yelled at me because she was listening in on my private conversation with my SO.<br><br>On another topic, I found night shift to be very pleasant and actually I loved all of them. Day shift could learn a few things from night shift. Most days as I layed in pain, I was just waiting for day shift to leave and the wonderful ladies on nights to take care of me. I give night shift a 5/5.<br><br>I asked to be transferred to another facility on day 11 because I couldn't take the abuse any longer. I finally did get to transfer on day 14 to a wonderful facility. PT is so understanding of my needs and are helping me to get stronger so I can go home. PT at Hilltop made me feel like they were delaying my recovery just so I had to stay the 30 days approved by my insurance.










