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While vacationing the end of May I had an unfortunate fall & broke a couple ribs. Everyone was very kind & helpful. An MD started my IV & drew blood. They were very thorough in my work up and left no stone unturned. Being a nurse myself; I was prepared to be very proactive to advocate for myself but there was no need. All my records were copied & given to me to bring home for my PCP. I received pain med & was treated with respect & concern.
Very fast service
What amazing services. We went to the vaccine clinic at it was quick and simple, even though we were visiting the Bahamas. Cost? Free. Then we went to the 4pm clinic to get a doctor's note. There was a wait of about 90 minutes as the Dr was still doing his rounds. But this was a fraction of what it would have taken in a Canadian hospital. Total cost for appointment and note, $35. Very happy with the people, service, cost, and time. Walking distance to the downtown bus stop.
This is the only hospital on the island but it's horrific. Most of the doctors are completely incompetent and the service and conditions is poor the equipment is old and out of date. Lord have mercy, they almost killed my mom giving her the wrong Medication, only thing they had to offer for that was an apology. Dr Cooper (female) is responsible for that. And I pray God have mercy on her soul. And all the other Doctors in there who let people family members because they don't know their ass from their elbow.
We were on a cruise and my husband got sick 10/17. The ships doctor sent us to Rand where it smelled like urine when you went in, every Dr & nurse had on a surgical mask...I can only assume because of the smell. Hubby needed a CT but we were told the machine was not working. So we had to settle for an ultrasound. Then they wanted Xrays, mind you he just had 3 taken on the ship ( @ $125 each). So the Port Agent took me back to the ship to get a copy, the only way I could get a copy was to take a photo of the image on the ships PC and go back to the ER and show the Dr my phone . Now they are standing there in front of me looking up what a perforated intestine looks like on their cell phones. This was the most HORRIBLE ,disgusting ,smelling and unorganized place I have ever been into. When the nurse came around to give my hubby an injection, the only way she verified who you were was simply asking your name. Later we found out we had a choice of going to a Private Facility over a Public Facility. Bottom Line......Lesson Learned.