Let me start off by saying I have never gone to the ER for myself (thank God). But I certainly have never heard anything good about it.. From my perspective they should call it the hurry up and wait room. My wife was sent here recently with extremely high blood pressure (200/100 range) obviously a high risk for stroke or heart attack. So fine, she had to wait several hours, that just seems like the norm.. I think what bothers me more is the fact that once she was finally admitted the whole place just seems like the right hand has no idea what the left hand is doing. I mean in the time I was there with her I think I heard them ask the same questions a half a dozen times, Why? Do they not have a system to record this stuff for the next person? I mean how many times do we need to be asked about having a will in place? It’s like every person that came into the room asked the same questions. Yet in the 24 hours she was there they couldn’t seem to get her medicine figured out, or even get her basic things like food. They ask you the question then disappear an then never come back, then the next person comes in ask the same question an doesn’t come back, no follow through. It was honestly horrifying. I also find it amusing how when someone comes in with certain medicine they need to take at a certain time daily, you’re at a Hospital, an I feel like they have no concern what so ever if you get what you need on time or not, or get it at all for that matter.. Shouldn’t that kind of stuff be a priority in a hospital? They got her blood pressure to go down with med's but nothing was changed in terms of long term medicine or approach to keep it that way so she was released no better off then when she came in. She refuses to go back an quite honestly I cant blame her..