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Visited Cleveland Clinic Akron General Emergency Department with elevated blood pressure, severe headache, dizziness, vomiting, and shortness of breath. To their credit, shortly after arrival, they drew blood, EKG and a chest x-ray. After a few hours they took my blood pressure about once/hour. TOLD THEM MULTIPLE TIMES THAT I HAD TAKEN NEW MEDICATION PRESCRIBED BY WORKMAN'S COMP (WC) OFFICE. I told them that my skin feels like a basketball, which is uncommon for me. Doctor twice denied that I was dehydrated. I was wheeled in and out of rooms and seen by four or five different practitioners. I was given medications for dizziness and vomiting. **Not even a hint or discussion of possible ill effects or reaction to the medication!! No Covid test or offer for vaccine. No offer for flu vaccine. No IV fluids (I agreed to IV fluids). The waiting area was packed. Emergency does not appear to have night shift housekeeping. The bathrooms were filthy, and blankets and trash were scattered around the waiting area. About eight hours in to my TEN HOUR visit, one person picked up the blankets. Masks were not worn by staff, but a few of us patients wore them. Staff was nice. Billing came in and I gave her the WC info. My insurance company has been billed despite me stating this is a WC issue. Now, of course I am on the hook for hundreds of dollars if not more. This is not the first time. Cleveland Clinic billing is scandalous.

admited from er friday night 5pm for MRI. its now sunday morning 730 am, my wife is in crazy pain and NO MRI YET. NO REASON WHY NOT. 40 hr of no treatment because no MRI . self pay and theyer crazy if i paying for a room and no service

Glad I didn’t make it through…. Had preliminary interview for 15 mins via Zoom and it went okay but I didn’t make it through to the next stage. Company sound very impressive to work for so I was naturally a bit dejected, but looking at these pretty poor reviews, I think things worked out in my favour. And Cleveland Clinic seem not to reply to any of the comments, which is a fair sign of how they value their staff and patients.

Cleveland Hospital London : Employment Process They have a really horrible service. There's this aura of superiority that they use to snob individuals they don't consider worthy to be in their organisation, and I felt so strained and exhausted with the entire process and their derogatory attitude. I'd been scheduled for an interview with the organisation and I'd been told to come in at 10am. I'd arrived quite early but was made to sit for an extra 20 minutes - until 10.20am,before the interview started! I've never had this sort of experience before with any interview ever, and they clearly showed they weren't prepared to interview me or I showed up all of a sudden, as the interviewer hadn't even read my CV or knew so much about my background experience before conducting the interview. Also, they put me through 2 hours of gruelling questions, whereas the interview was to last for an hour, according to the email. And by the time I was near the end of the interview, I was stretched thin, exhausted and literally drained. To make things worse, I'd come from a very far distance for the interview and was going back that same day. I didn't even receive any feedback after my interview, until the agent I'd applied through to get the offer, literally chased them persistently and consistently. I felt really terrible after the experience and would not recommend anyone I know to apply there, as this is already an indication of a toxic work culture, putting up a facade of teamwork and togetherness just to lure the next unsuspecting victim. I'd already told my agent I wasn't going to be working there, especially with their attitude, but he'd insisted on getting a feedback first.

Quite a rude service, no empathy and not very helpful from Ashley. As a new company that has signed up for the service, it's not a great first impression at all.

This is about the London UK Branch which is totally disorganised . I eventually with great difficulty about 6 Months ago made an appointment to see my Consultant at the Portland Place Outpatients Dept .For example they are the only US Company that I know that would not accept AMEX. Or that wanted payment when one made the booking as opposed to the the Usual UK Procedure of paying at the time of the visit. Even MacDonald's drive through do not ask for payment until you get your food. They also use their own program for for online consultations rather than ZOOM with which everyone is familiar. The UK clerical staff and receptionist etc are not familiar with their systems and need training they also seem to be overworked more staff are needed.