Hi, my name is Tilda. I am trying adamantly to get my story out to the general public in the hopes of meeting others with a similar experience, or other people who may be able to offer some form of assistance in my ongoing struggle against the incompetent and border line lethal medical staff masquerading itself as medical practitioners at St. Elizabeth Hospital of Northern Kentucky.
I had Gastric Sleeve surgery on November 4, 2014. To start with I was not given appropriate antibiotics before surgery, nor was I given any after the surgery causing the incision to erupt four days later and emitting infection throughout my blood and onto my liver. It took the supposedly highly trained medical staff about thirty days to properly diagnose the high fevers and chronic pain that had resulted from their negligence. This caused me to endure six months of daily antibiotic infusions, traveling from my home to the hospital seven days a week to receive these treatments.
The extreme incompetence and lack of compassion left my life and health in a dangerous state of uncertainty. The negligent treatment I received though out this process can only be described as inhumane.
I tried to communicate with various members of the medical staff at St. Elizabeth all the way up to the C.O.O. Chris Carle. They feigned compassion in order to get my statements and any evidence I may have accumulated so they could prepare a preemptive legal defense on their part just in case I wanted to pursue the matter further. After patiently waiting almost three months, I was sent a letter detailing how I was wrong on my view of what was done to me and how they were right in their mistreatment to me.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare Reviews
Hi, my name is Tilda. I am trying adamantly to get my story out to the general public in the hopes of meeting others with a similar experience, or other people who may be able to offer some form of assistance in my ongoing struggle against the incompetent and border line lethal medical staff masquerading itself as medical practitioners at St. Elizabeth Hospital of Northern Kentucky.
I had Gastric Sleeve surgery on November 4, 2014. To start with I was not given appropriate antibiotics before surgery, nor was I given any after the surgery causing the incision to erupt four days later and emitting infection throughout my blood and onto my liver. It took the supposedly highly trained medical staff about thirty days to properly diagnose the high fevers and chronic pain that had resulted from their negligence. This caused me to endure six months of daily antibiotic infusions, traveling from my home to the hospital seven days a week to receive these treatments.
The extreme incompetence and lack of compassion left my life and health in a dangerous state of uncertainty. The negligent treatment I received though out this process can only be described as inhumane.
I tried to communicate with various members of the medical staff at St. Elizabeth all the way up to the C.O.O. Chris Carle. They feigned compassion in order to get my statements and any evidence I may have accumulated so they could prepare a preemptive legal defense on their part just in case I wanted to pursue the matter further. After patiently waiting almost three months, I was sent a letter detailing how I was wrong on my view of what was done to me and how they were right in their mistreatment to me.