Dr. Stacia Brooke Shipman, DO

My significant other was admitted to SW medical after leaving our home on a stretcher, with painful and persistent symptoms that were effecting his breathing and mobility. He was given no diagnosis, administered two doses of morphine, and then she told him to call his ride. After he called me, he fell asleep (due to the morphine, perhaps?) she wakes him up and tells him "I told you to get out, you've been here long enough". So about 2 hours after his arrival he is sent out on foot, no chair, no help. This So be warned, this nurse deems your illness low priority you will be dehumanized and put in physical danger. No one should be treated like that, esspecially when they're in pain and vulnerable.

My significant other left our home on a stretcher with chronic and painful symptoms that were bad enough to effect his ability to walk. Two hours later I get a call from him that he's been released, he sounds shaken. I find out he was given no diagnosis, administered two doses of morphine, and told "call your ride, you've been here long enough". She literally kicked him out, no wheelchair, on morphine, and it had been TWO HOURS since he arrived. So be warned, is this nurse decides your illness isn't a priority, you will be dehumanized and put in physical danger.

Came in and ask how my mom was doing, checked the clock and said there was nothing she could do and left the room. sent a bill for $700 bucks!