Yes, I realize it’s all about the money, but IN MY OPINION (and yes, I can still have one, even if I am getting my pants sued off), that’s kind of how it was when I was in UBH…. all about the money. That, IN MY OPINION, didn’t do much for the quality of care I got or the success of the treatment. It was just about the money. And if you’re a good business person? That will make perfect sense to you. Until someone you love–someone who is important to you–ends up in a hospital like this. Just ask my son. Or my parents. Or my then-boyfriend.
And by the way, I posted this comment to their blog post. It is “await moderation” and I’m sure it won’t make it to publication, but, I wrote it just the same and I’m proud of it:
“ubhdenton on June 17, 2012 at 11:45 am said:Your comment is awaiting moderation.
“I have debated for a week whether or not to post here. And I figure, “What else can Richard Kresch and Ascend “Healthcare” do to me?” You’re already suing me for $6 million.
“Mr. Chee needs to seriously look at the business practices of his boy, Richard, before bragging about how he “improves” healthcare services. I don’t begrude you the right to make such an astronomical profit, but please do not mislead the public about how you did it.”
FYI…. they didn’t ever publish my comment on their blog, at least not as of this writing.
Worst Hospitals In America: UBH / Mayhill 