I was in a traffic accident about a year ago and was sent to UNMH Emergency ... It was like an asylum in there. I felt bad for the staff.

People on drugs and alcohol tend to be violent? You don't say!

Drug abuse and being homeless is NOT an excuse

Presbyterian security guards beat the shit out of me lol

sending blessings to all healthcare workers... Thank you for caring..

Nurses were laughing at me

Maybe if we had more than one state hospital and it was actually modernized...

Health care workers better learn how to scrap…

The hospitals should have armed security at every ER. Be especially weary of the Red Hats.

The long history are indicative that corrections is not up to the task, too many pending cases, none of them preventing problem patients from becoming repeat offenders.

Patients are getting attacked also ...yet nobody talks about that . Two years ago I went to ER by ambulance severe back pain , screaming . They told me I was faking , that I'm just a drug addict after pills ! Long story short I was under the knife days later ....at another hospital ...getting 4 lumbar discs removed . However when I lay there hooked to iv and catheter I told them I couldn't walk to the door . Security dragged me out of bed and threw me out the door . I now walk with a brace for the remainder. Hospital staff got together and lied about everything. Key video files mysteriously disappeared! Lawyers don't want to go after hospitals unless you have solid proof !

And then there is the other side. Health care workers who are endlessly obnoxious to patients. And feel some kind of entitlement to behave that way. Plenty of these people should be fired. And some belong in jail for the kinds of abuses they engage with sick and suffering people.

Universal Healthcare solves this problem 😂😂😂.. u hear bout Nordic hospital violence 😂..

Health care needs a punch lately honestly they ignore people and racial profile people