Member Stories
CLEAR Rule 14 Patient Bill of Rights and Federal Regulations VIOLATION
I was threatened with discharge if I went outside in the wheel chair or left the floor. Which clearly violated the Patient Bill of Rights posted on their wall in the hallway on the floor… Read More
Healthcare Is Causing Patients to Have PTSD
“Medical PTSD” is conventionally thought to be a thing that happens to those “suddenly” struck by a stroke, or a car accident. An acute incident, or only as chronic as curable cancer. It seems more… Read More
Human being
I was born with a genetic mutation in my bone marrow that caused Mast Cell Activation Syndrome. At 2 years old I had polio that caused severe scoliosis. 60 degree curve in my thoracic and… Read More
The Horrors Of Salem Hospital In Salem, Massachusetts
March 13, 2009, I had been feeling sick for several days with a really bad stomach ache and decided I needed to go to the Emergency Room. There had been a stomach flu going around… Read More...
Undetected
My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer in the summer of 2020. She was 71 and had had two previous episodes of cancer from which she had recovered. We were told that this was a… Read More...
Hospitals don’t care
I have tried to get the answers to the questions about my wife’s case but it is apparent no one at the hospital cares at all. I did not think I could have less respect… Read More...
Predatory Surgeon
A surgeon assaulted me with a scalpel while I was unconscious. I woke to find he had removed healthy tissue without informed consent. He altered my body in a significant way: made a large external… Read More...
Dr Margareth Lobo $41,000 surgery – bone not fixed and a medical screw in the middle of my joint
In October 2020, I broke my heel in multiple pieces in a car accident. I was then taken to Lahey Hospital in Burlington/MA. Surgery was recommended by Dr Margareth Lobo, plates and screws would be… Read More...
Harm by Colonoscopy
Despite the doctors at the hospital knowing that my husband had chronic heart disease, 3rd stage kidney disease, peripheral artery disease, septicemia, and type 2 diabetes they performed a colonoscopy on this 85-year-old man. Despite… Read More...