Why don't the nurse s supposed to help...the person that's in.but they don't to the only ones that they don't care for just don't do for them...mean.m

I love the nurses at st. Pete they treat you with respect very helpful . these are the cardio nurses i speak of they are 1st class in there profession

I believe your saying the nurses aren't being nice, but not sure. I have only received good care their. Have a family member get involved in your care would be my best suggestion.

You aren't making any since. I have never had any problems with Providence.

Please grammar and spell check before spewing nonsense if you hope to get any legitimate answers.

I have and more than once. Once they doubled my meds. One Dr. charted for me to take them @ night and another to take them in the morning. Another time I was prescribed an insulin shot. I'm not diabetic. I was hospitalized because of a reaction to a med. It was for 4 days, so it wasn't a minor reaction. The Dr. Prescribed that exact same med... In twice the dose I was taking They broke an IV in the back of my hand. They tried to give me an IV for a surgical procedure. 3 people tried and they couldn't do it. The surgery had to be put off until the next day. I went in to have blood drawn. The phlebotomist poked me 9 times. Her supervisor got mad and told her to take a break. The sup. Poked me once, Drew the blood. With all that, I never was angry. I love 99.9% of the staff. A nurse in the ER was completely out of line. Completely.