Every time I end up at an Aurora hospital there are issues. The ER nurses are very rude with a poor attitude. I was sent home Monday with pneumonia/renal failure. Came back Wednesday because it was worse. I gave them a chance to access my dialysis port. Knowing it was my first time, they sent one tech.  He blew the vein and the poor guys on the phone calling and calling for help while my arms blowing up like a baseball size lump.  Next day, 2nd team arrived with technicians.  They could not get the port working, which isn't anyone's fault, however knowing all this there should have been an ultrasound tech to assist. The Dr then pushed for a catheter, which one of your own nurses said no make them use the fistula. I was supposed to stay in a hospital, not connected to anything, with one nurse saying I can have food and one stating I can't. No one was on the same page. I've given opportunities where my instincts said otherwise. My arm still is sore days later. Not to mention the mind games, I had no food, so they make you think you're not using the bathroom for other reasons.  I need the surgery so bad, however "tentatively " the nurse said it could be Friday but more than likely next week. So, sitting in a hospital being charged for 2 meds and juice for, maybe another few days is okay? …Forward a few days, after I discharged, I'm better now than when I felt in the hospital.  Yes I still need the surgery and dialysis, however will not be going through Aurora. At the end of the day a hospital is a business, and luckily there are other options. Thank you to the nurses who did actually care, and to Parker (dialysis technician) for keeping calm, cool, and collect under pressure! 
AWAMC ED