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My mother received medications for psyschizophrenia, acute psychosis, and Tourette’s syndrome which was HADOL that made her more confused, drowsy even though she has Alzheimer’s dementia.
In which this was mentioned to staff, head nurses, etc. We have a PET test to prove it

But Mind you it carries an FDA "black box" warning for increased risk of death in elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis. Studies indicate that 1 in 26 elderly people taking Haldol for dementia symptoms may die within six months.

On Nov 17, after her discharge from jackson park, it was mention her blood pressure was super low, we took a risk, running red lights /stop signs to take her out of Jackson Park to another hospital hospital. THERE, she was diagnosed with severe dehydration, dangerously low blood pressure, heart strain, and multiple large blood clots (P.E) in her lungs. Haldol (haloperidol) is associated with an increased risk of blood clots, including deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism..

It's always been rumored that "people die at jackson park" and I see why just from my mother's experience.. pay attention to what these people are giving your love ones and yourself. This place needs to be investigated, fined, people sent to jail for malpractice and shut down

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My brother was admitted through the ER he had some serious problems, he turned his personal property, wallet, shoes, etc. into the staff. He was unable to sign any paperwork when he was discharged. All the money was taken out of his wallet, and he never recovered the shoes. The staff told him it was his fault. I feel that that was very unprofessional and there should be some accountability. I understand there are good doctors there, but the staff sucks. He will never return to that hospital again.

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My mother was admitted to Jackson Park Hospital from Nov 13–17. She has dementia and was placed on the psychiatric unit. During my visits, I learned that patients who cannot walk to get their food trays simply do not eat. A staff member told me this directly, and my mother went days without eating or drinking because she could not walk on her own.

While she was there, her confusion and behavior got worse each day. Staff continued calling it a “psychiatric” issue, but no one noticed she was medically declining. She also received medications that made her more confused, even though she has dementia.

On Nov 17, after her discharge from jackson park, it was mention her blood pressure was super low, we took her to another hospital. THERE, she was diagnosed with severe dehydration, dangerously low blood pressure, heart strain, and multiple large blood clots in her lungs. She needed immediate emergency care.

I am sharing this experience so other families with elderly parents, dementia patients, or vulnerable loved ones know to ask questions and watch closely. My family is grateful we removed her when we did. Please advocate for your loved ones if they are here, especially if they cannot communicate for themselves.

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Let me start by saying as a certified Emergency/Critical Care Technician with over 22 years experience working in level 1 Trauma Centers and teaching facilities to small rural critical access hospitals, this facility gave me some of the best patient care I have ever received in an emergency department. Being brand new to the city of Chicago and not knowing the area or anything about the city. Earlier this afternoon I started having severe RUQ Abdominal Pain which I initially thought and felt like what could be a kidney stone which I also have a history of. As the afternoon went on my pain and nausea worsened to the point that I had two episodes of bloody coffee ground emesis. With currently being on anticoagulants (blood thinners) for A-fib and PE’s (blood clots in my lungs), and a previous history of GI Bleeds I knew I needed to go to the ER. I proceeded to Jackson Park Hospital & Medical Center because it was the closest hospital to my friends house where I’m currently staying. Upon entering the Emergency Department I was greeted by a registration lady, once registered I waited maybe 10 minutes before a very kind and pleasant nurse who name I can’t remember she brought me back to the triage area got my vitals and medical history. During triage I was hypertensive and tachycardic. The triage nurse immediately proceeded to take me to ER bed 7, within 5 minutes Dr. Evan Gibson-O’Grady MD (ER Attending Physician) was at my bedside, Dr. Gibson-O’Grady proceeded to use the ultrasound machine to gain IV access for me himself, and drawing my labs himself. At this same time Cyril RN who was both my primary nurse and the charge nurse was getting me on the monitor and getting medications for pain and nausea to make me as comfortable as possible. Again in my experience tonight the entire Emergency Department staff did an exceptional job, and far exceeded my expectations!
Too often and more times then not people are super quick to complain and post negative. But the fact that this is as a smaller community hospital and only an eight bed emergency department with 3 RNs and 1 physician my experience was absolutely wonderful! The entire staff were great! But I have to especially recognize and say a most sincere THANK YOU to my primary ER nurse Cyril RN (who was also charge) and finally
Dr. Evan Gibson-O’Grady MD, FACEP who was actively involved in my care, but took time to listen and genuinely cared and tried to make me as comfortable as possible and coordinate was the best course of action considering my complex medical history and the fact that I’m a DNR and on Palliative Care. Dr. Evan Gibson-O’Grady MD is an absolute blessing and sincerely has the patients best interests at heart and goes above and beyond to advocate for his patients!

Again Thank You!

Jeremy Rasler CNA,EST-C,CCT-C,CRAT-C,CES

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On October 17th at 6:48A, Chicago ENT’s brought me into Emergency. I was experiencing crippling severe nausea and pain. My pain issues were addressed immediately! Labs and tests were run. I was treated and was released. I departed relieved and completely satisfied with the treatment and  Staff. I take the time to state this because my previous experiences (that were over 20 years ago) with Jackson Park Hospital Emergency Services were horrible!!! People take time to complain, yet fail to compliment. The Emergency Room Staff on duty when I was there were great! Great assessment and treatment. The Staff are very personable and attentive. I was afraid on the way to Jackson Park because of previous experiences and history. That fear was erased very shortly after I arrived and Staff took actions to help me feel better. I believe it’s important to post the good stuff!Thank you Jackson Park Hospital Emergency Services!!!!!

Payer	Category	Code Type & Group	Contract Type	Rate Compared to State Average
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Aetna	Outpatient	CPT Category III Codes Range: 0042T - 0810T	Negotiated	Very Low
Aetna	Outpatient	CPT Category III Codes Range: 0042T - 0810T	Percentage of Bill Charged
Aetna	Outpatient	CPT Evaluation and Management Range: 99091 - 99499	Percentage of Bill Charged
Aetna	Outpatient	CPT Medicine Services and Procedures Range: 90281 - 99607	Negotiated	Low
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Aetna	Outpatient	CPT Multianalyte Assay Range: 0002M - 0018M	Negotiated	Very Low
Aetna	Outpatient	CPT Pathology and Laboratory Procedures Range: 80047 - 89398	Negotiated	Very Low
Aetna	Outpatient	CPT Pathology and Laboratory Procedures Range: 80047 - 89398	Percentage of Bill Charged
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