Is removing all meds a common hospital experience, or does this hospital have issues

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16. your posts sounds like something from 100 years ago.

i am very spoiled about such things as i live in a big city where people have choices, and also get almost all my medical care through a good university health system. they were all electronic long ago. having to remember drugs and doses is a thing of the past. it is all there in my records for any doc in the system. these days most of the big systems are interconnected to boot.

regardless, this standard of care is just unacceptable. start w a visit, in person, to the hospital admins. a letter is too easy to ignore.
if you can, get an attorney to go with you. preferably one that has successfully sued them in the past.
personally, i would not even bother with that. i would go straight to the state licensing board.

this is just outrageous. do it for your son, but also for all those that dont have a warrior in their corner.
since this place is a 90 minute drive, i am assuming there are no other options where you are. but if there is anywhere else you could conceivably take him, do it.

what they are doing is just stupid, lazy, wrong, and dangerous. they should be called on the carpet for it.