I received more acknowledgement and respect from Dr. Sshultz, the 2 individuals who took me by wheelchair to xray and c-t scan and the 2 individuals who assisted me with my xrays. The nurse who took me to triage introduced herself and said she was my nurse, who was never seen again I received my discharge papers from her. Dr. Grudowski, who introduced himself, never told me who he was, only said I'll get back after reviewing your xrays, which he never did. I was fortunate to have Dr. Schultz, saw me at least 4 times and did advise me about both test results. Being a diabetic, I informed Dr. Schultz, at approximately 12:30 noon my sugar was was 129 and I had not eaten anything. She provided me with 2 Graham crackers and apple juice. When I left the hospital, I checked my sugar in the car, it was 75.  I feel my experience at Good Samaritan, this time, compared to my last visit around a year ago, lacked a lot communications, even though my last visit was due to more severe injuries, my physical back pain, neck pain and head pain due to my having been completely slammed to the ground from slipping on the ice.  Thank you!
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