Kaiser Hospital Roast
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Not scanning someone that broke the windshield with their head is just wild to me. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen 🫣
She wasn't wearing her seatbelt in a crash. That's not a lawsuit waiting to happen.
Wait... What?! 😂 Are you thinking that she was on the outside of the car too? 💀🤣🤣 I thought it was hilarious that Steve thought that, but he's prob seen a LOT being in the ER. But how could a normal person think that? 😂
@@kristend344You seem confused. The lawsuit isn't going to about about how she could've avoided injury. The problem here is that the hospital was negligent in performing proper assessment to determine the best course of treatment (anyone with common sense would've recommended a CT scan). That is absolutely grounds for a lawsuit.
@@pluna3382ooohhhhhh.... I was confused too. I was thinking about her suing her ex, not the hospital 💀🤣😭😭 ty! 😂
Idk how I read that wrong even. Reading it now, it really makes sense 😅 (I think I was laughing and picturing Steve's version too much to consider any other point of view.. he is too funny!)
“Idk why I shit on Kaiser so much”
*Immediately proceeds to be given an example why*
That is some of the best timing Ever.
It took me 11 visits to Kaiser Urgent Care before they did a CT Scan and diagnosed me with colitis. I kept getting doctors that weren't taking me seriously. Finally on the last day I was there during the shift change. Explained everything to the new doctor and he put in the order. Came back with the results and said "I'm glad we did that ct scan". I was like "FINALLY!"
This seems exactly like Kaiser behavior, unfortunately. I have over 40 years of experience with them. After having worked for them in management, at times I had to tell them what paperwork they had to file for me to get what I wanted. Pathetic.
Sounds like Roseland in Chicago.
@@cheriem432 I feel like since I'd had C. diff a few months prior that they should have immediately checked for that and colitis. Especially since my GI has confirmed that c. diff can cause colitis.
Kaiser is just the worst.
Are there better hospitals in your area you could be going to? Sounds like you need to change it up. I can tell you my husband passed last April after 10 years with congestive heart failure. From August of 2022 to April 2023 when he passed he had 6 different hospitalizations at different hospitals. We knew there were certain hospitals that are terrible, especially the one in the town I live in, and others that are better. The best one is an hour away that had a palliative care team talk to him in October of last year. They told him he had years to months to live. He lived another 5 months. If you are not getting appropriate medical care, do some research and seek out another hospital or doctor. Whatever the case might be. It just might save your life. Kinda like wearing that seat belt.
I love this. Sending to my girlfriend who never wears her damn seatbelt.
Tell your gf she needs to learn to love herself. ; ) If you value your physical and neurological health, you wear your seat belt.
Remember; if you're the driver, you don't have to move the vehicle unless everyone is buckled. And if you're the passenger, you just don't have to ride in that vehicle. You can choose to put your foot down with regards to behavior that could end their, or your, life.
YOU GOTTA WEAR YOUR SEATBELT! GOOD GOD ~ HAVE WE LEARNED NOTHING??? 😵😡
What's her argument against wearing it?
I hope she doesn't become your dead!girlfriend before she sees it.
My mum suffers from chronic pain. She kept going to the hospital (not Kaiser) and they kept telling her 'no it's your chronic pain you're fine'. She then went to a different hospital and next minute she was rushed in to get her gallbladder removed...
Wild that hospitals in the US at least... Continually get away with misdiagnosing situations like your mothers! Even stage 4 cancer... Because they couldn't just REALLY listen to SOMEONE Best piece of advice I've been given... Go in ready to advocate for YOURSELF, OVER AND OVER AGAIN unfortunately I learned it the hard way...
My mom had hers removed at Kaiser. When she woke up from surgery the first thing she heard was "oh shit! Take her back in I forgot"
Apparently they stitched her back up externally but didn't stop the bleeding internally 1st. I didn't even think twice before the surgery because it wasn't a major operation. But the instant I saw her after surgery I broke down crying because she looked so bad.
My dad needed a heart and lung transplant from the time I turned 11 until he died. So at this point I was used to spending the entire holiday season and about 1 week a month for the past 6-7 years in the hospital watching a parent fighting for their life. I wasn't the type to cry just cause someone is in the hospital, but she was more pale than most if not all of the dead people I had seen. Luckily she survived and didn't have any more issues from it.
That’s like the worse version of “its just your period”
Adrenaline does a lot. I had a car accident where I ended up "kissing" the air bag. It was my fault. I was terrified. Someone got me out of the car and as I was sitting on the ground waiting for an ambulance a lady brings a cold cloth up to me and tells me to put it on my face. I had no clue why. Get to the hospital, turns out I was bordering on 3rd degree burns on my face. It was charred in some places (I was wearing a seat belt).
Holy Dooley!
Good lord that’s intense. I hope you healed up well.
Everyone had better take those warnings of putting your kids, and maybe our more fragile, elderly people, in the BACK SEAT so the super forceful, high speed air bags don’t kill them. 🫣
@StefinSeattle1 yeah, I have no clue how I don't have permanent scarring on my face. I think we got lucky with a quick response, silver sulfide cream, aquaphor, and keeping it clean. It was rough though, we said I looked like ducky from land before time because of how swollen my lips had been.
Fortunately air bag technology has come a long way. That was a 1996 Ford F150. Though people still need to keep frail ones in the back seat just in case .
Honestly I was looking forward to more on Kaiser, cause they are the joke. I had a non-emergency c-section there and they put the epidural in the wrong place. I felt everything and said nothing after being threatened. A woman I worked with went to the ER, sat next to a man who went in for a heart attack, died in the waiting room almost 2 hours later, was called after he died. Kaiser suuuccks
That’s insane
I like this guy and given I’ve had 102 surgeries in 17 years from a car accident from not wearing my seatbelt he could have a field day with my paralyzed legless scared from head to toe ass
Yup - that's Kaiser! Everything is your fault and can be cured with "diet and exercise". Saves them lots of money!
My friend keeps getting this from her doctor at Kaiser. It’s horrifying. She’s really suffering and he’s like “just lose some weight and you’ll be fine.” She’s not even overweight. 😢
I had Kaiser when I was still on my mom's health insurance. My experience is they seem to try to do the least amount possible/take the cheapest way out of any & EVERY situation. Not to mention the fact that pretty much every time I've gone in there, they've totally judged & looked down on me, given me attitude/poor service or "bedside manner" (to the point where my mom, who's an RN, filed a complaint to HR once after sitting in the room seeing how I was being treated. And many times they've nearly made some serious errors where I'm grateful Im mentally competent enough to catch & call them on it beforehand. Though it makes me concerned for other patients who might not be as cognitively capable.
Have you see what’s been happening to Kaiser? 🤔
No, but I am currently going to Kaiser for my women's checkup
Why do you hate Kaiser? What did they do?
I work for Kaiser.....not in the ER though!
😢well Kaiser is the place who healed my moms cancer so that’s what I like about rhen
We (as in a majority of Oakland CA) have held a peaceful protest at Kaiser Permanente for patient neglect and over-billing.
We used to “joke” about how all the old people we knew who went to Kaiser for some minor surgery would die. Because, well, that’s what was always happening.
The irony that a Kaiser ad played for me before this vid.
When I was either 10 or 11, I waited in a Kaiser ER for over an hour and a half before being seen by a doctor, and that might seem like a small amount of time, but I had a gaping wound in my left calf from an ice skating accident. I fell wrong, one of my skates punctured the leg, and I because I didn’t have a phone and it was a skate rink at a shopping mall it took over 20 minutes for my mom to get back and realize something very bad had happened. She yelled at the staff for awhile, drove us back home, and then finally drove us to Kaiser.
The total time between getting injured to seeing a doctor was at the MINIMUM 2 hours.
I didn’t know this at the time, but after going through first aid training later in life, I know that what I saw in that wound was subcutaneous fat. Looking back on it from the very graphic image that is still seared into my brain a decade later, i know for a fact that it was very obvious and visible. And yet when the doctor finally came in to see me, he suggested to my mother that we simply “let the wound close on its own” and that “stitches in that shape would be more of a nuisance than anything else”. I’m very lucky that my godfather (my mom’s best friend) was a surgeon, so she knew those doctor was bullshitting, and got close to yelling at him before he agreed to just stitch it up.
Ultimately, I got 13 stitches, and watched an episode of iCarly on the TV in my hospital room while the numbing agent took affect. As it was happening my mom distracted me by having me practice texting on her old flip phone, and i texted my godfather about the entire thing.
The next day we went to my godparents’ house for breakfast, and when we opened the door he immediately said “let me see, i need to know if the guy did a bad job”
ultimately he decided that he didn’t do too bad given the irregular shape of the injury, but he kept saying “i wish you had just brought her over here, I could’ve done this same job in less than half an hour and it would’ve been free of charge”
And while i appreciate the sentiment, I don’t think it would’ve been easy getting my leg stitched up in the same house where I’d get breakfast every weekend.
I am a retired Surgical and Mental Health Nurse. I think you are the cutest and funniest 😂❤️
didnt ask
"You almost died. Fuck it."
This is a man after my heart. 😂😂😂
I work at Kaiser and this was HILARIOUS!
He's absolutely right about Kaiser.
I sure have. A couple weeks ago actually. Most of this story was told to me after the fact since I can’t remember it.
I was having some routine dental work done with local anesthesia and nitrous oxide. Towards the end of the appointment, the dentist asked me if everything felt okay, but I didn’t respond. They asked again, thinking I’d fallen asleep, but still nothing. They tried to wake me up, sternum rubs, trap squeezes, oxygen, shaking me, but I didn’t respond at all. They called other people over to help and ended up calling 911. I started to come to a little in the ambulance on the way to the hospital, but I was altered. I was panicking, repeating thing, taking monitors and O2 masks off, and trying to get off the stretcher. It only got worse when I got to the ER. I wouldn’t stop trying to “escape.” There was a team of about 8 people trying to assess me. It took 5-6 of them to hold me down at any given point. SpO2 of 89% (I was hyperventilating), HR of 190 BPM, BP of 180/140. I was febrile and cyanotic. I kept fainting from the low O2 level. The doc very quickly said I needed to be sedated, but the problem was holding me still. They tried to establish IVs but I was fighting so hard I was too tensed up for them to work. They tried IM versed and Ativan but apparently I have a wicked high tolerance. It took 6 mg of versed and 2 mg Ativan to get me still enough to be stable and fully evaluated. The problem was it kept wearing off and I’d go right back to how I was. I even pulled out multiple IVs. They were considering intubation given my vitals and resistance to the meds, and I ended up in the ICU. Countless tests and drugs later, it was determined I suffered from Acute Toxic Metabolic Encephalopathy brought on from a rare drug reaction.
All I really remember is checking in at the dentist’s office and then waking up in the ICU. I have brief like, flashes of memory from the times in between but nothing concrete.
Meh!
They should have gone for the rubber mallet straight away!
Saves a lot in medication and rubber mallets are cheap as chips.
That sounds terrifying. I would be way nervous when introducing new meds. Glad you're okay.
I love your interactions with the audience, who doesn't wear a seatbelt these days? Obviously her 😂😂😂
The best nurse experience I ever had was my male nurse at Kaiser in Irvine CA. I swear to God he was psychic. All I had to do was think about him and he was in the room a few seconds later holding whatever I was about to ask him for. He was legitimately MAGIC. The worse experience I ever had was at Fountain Valley hospital, CA. I had four different stays in one year. They were all uniformly appalling. They used to be the best hospital in our area, and now they are without question the worst. Absolute worst. The food service was so bad that out of 139 meals in the hospital, they did not get ONE, not ONE, correct. I spoke to every person in charge they could locate, I spoke to everyone down in the cafeteria, from people in charge to people bringing the meals, it didn't matter. All they had to do was bring me an ensure. That was all. They could not do it, they were incapable. The head nurse finally out of sheer desperation went and bought me ensure with her own money and gave one to me every meal herself. This was 2019. I will stay anywhere other than this hospital ever again.
Maybe you were prescribed a special diet for some reason but didn’t know it and the Ensure wasn’t allowed?
@@leslieschott754 No. I literally spoke to more than 9 individual people, (I believe it was 11 altogether) 4 of them with my doctor standing there with me asking them what the problem was.
Yeah, if I had a choice, I wouldn't go to kaiser ER in fontana or well any kaiser for anything emergency wise. I am totally convinced they will let you die first before doing anything. Many bad experiences, even urgent care sucks. Only reason why we stay is because our family practice doctor is amazing the day he leaves is the day we switch medical insurance.
Not a Kaiser commercial when I’m about to see them get roasted 😂
My sister went to Kaiser in LA (she was visiting LA) and told them she thought she might have appendicitis. The ER doc said she was "too old for appendicitis." Not that it matters, but she was 52. Drive home to SF and two days later goes back to the ER in SF and had her appendix removed after a second acute event. She told the ER doc there of her experience a couple of days earlier and they really wanted the LA docs name! Wonder if they checked her file and did anything....
I grew up with Kaiser but will never go back. They would not listen to me about anything, and their "preventative care" is shit. Cologaurd instead of a baseline colonoscopy at 50. Total crap.
LMAO This cured my depression for about the next week 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
KP Patient: My head hurts from hitting my head on a windshield
KP ER: Is your head bleeding?
KP Patient: No, but I have splitting headache.
KP ER: Would you like ibuprofen or tylenol?
Used to work in billing and coding for Kaiser. They got pissed when everyone went home during the worst snow storm our area had ever had. When the streets were finally clear enough to go bakc a week later we got a message that management had "graciously" decided to excuse everyone for their absence. They literally cared more about profit than the lives of their employees.
Same situation here. 65mph crash into a stopped car. Ended up with my head stapled back together, but no CT scan or x-rays. I picked glass out of my scalp for days after that.
Very timely!
As I type this, Kaiser have a big strike because they treat their staff as easily replaceable commodities. On the other hand, if I need, I dunno, a new liver or a replacement knee or a face transplant because really have you SEEN me, it's like 25 bucks.
I grew up hearing my mom (retired RN) talked 💩 about Kaiser for decades. So much hatred for them, 😂
And then I got married and my MIL (also a retired RN) spent decades working for Kaiser. It weirded me out for awhile lol. Luckily my husband chose NOT to work for Kaiser, it made his relationship with my mom pretty smooth lol
My mother worked for Kaiser from what I understand they are more about internal politics and they are great to their employees but terrible when it comes to patient care.
I worked for Kaiser (non RN) for 7 years! I hate Kaiser the shiftiest service! The stories patients would tell me would make me sick to my stomach! Even as an employee we got treated like 💩 too! I got out of there after I got sick of their crappy shifts and service!
grew up with Kaiser as our medical provider...you did not roast them enough
Lmao same
i’m so glad he started doing comedy
My fiance crashed with me in the car, broke 10 ribs, left wrist, shattered right collarbone needed to be replaced partially with a plate and screws. After the car stopped spinning I looked at him and said "Call 911." He goes "Are you sure?"
They had to cut me out of the car with the jaws of life... I was pretty sure lmao.
i went to kaiser for viral pinkeye once when i was 9 years old. for some reason, i got kinda scared that i might go blind from it (i don't know why because i've gotten pinkeye as a kid before this incident). now i know that vision loss from pinkeye is really rare, but i didn't back then, so i asked the doctor i was seeing if that was possible.
he patted me on the shoulder and called me a nerd 👍
F Kaiser!! Don't go!! 😂😂 I had to see three doctors before one of them sent me for an MRI of my abdomen side, I had a mass that was golf ball size and had to have it removed. All the other doctors just wanted to give me pain meds. At the time, I was an employee there, too. They treat members and employees like we're not human.
I left a little harder at this than I should because I have Kaiser
Meanwhile on my recent trip to Olive View Medical Center, they got me a CT scan just to make sure I have a hernia because they couldn't feel anything at the time but my symptoms and what I felt the day before line up with it. Thank gods for doctors that actually care lmao
Perfect timing on this one
I worked for Kaiser Permanente ER. It's crazy. STEVIE is right 😂
A Kaiser HMO doctor once changed my birth control prescription to a totally different brand & dose. Told me they were the same. Two months later I was seriously depressed and actually having an aversion to taking it every morning.
Finally got someone to listen and they said they put in a prescription for my old BCPs-except I’d been taking the monophasic version, and I specifically told them that, but they put it in for the very popularly advertised tri-phasic version. I had to wait in the HMO pharmacy line for probably an hour, told them the rx I was there to pick up, by name, and that’s when I found out it had been filled incorrectly. I actually burst into tears on the spot. I told them, again, what I needed. I begged them to fix it. I probably didn’t realize at the time that they couldn’t just swap between versions like I asked them to. I did finally convince them to get in touch with the doctor to have it redone right. And then, dear reader, I stayed in that pharmacy with the stupid long line until it was ready. I was NOT going home until I had the prescription that was NOT going to send me into another depressive spiral, TYVM.
I have never used Kaiser, or another other HMO, since then.
Motorcycle wreck. Bill was $1,250,000… with Kaiser I paid $15.00!
Oh my goodness I'm tearing up with laughter 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I made that same mistake of not wearing my seatbelt once and cracked my head on the back window,never went to Kaiser or any doctor for it,now sometimes I forget my name...I'll be alright
Oh my gosh i love the dark humor you have 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"IDK why I shit on Kaiser so much." You're just spittin' facts. It's not hard to roast such an awful HMO. ETA: The saying goes, "Kaiser Kills."
Kaiser......ugh!!!! 'nuff said. Will never work there again.
You are soooo funny. Love these videos from your shows. ❤
I'M WEARING MY MuFKR HOODIE rn watching this 😁 it's my fave, the best hoodie I've ever gotten. 3yrs and it's still in one piece, and I wear the shit out of this thing. Constantly in the winter and inside in the summer 😂
Ps: I miss the cooking/drinking lives. Those were so fun! Lol- the cookies was the best bc everyone does them differently. And I still remember the enchilada episode bc that's when I got my hoodie and my name was said.
Steve is 100% ER. He said my whole name right the first time without a problem. NOBODY can do that 😂
When I was 6, kaiser convinced my mom I had appendicitis but when they took it out it was a perfectly healthy appendix
I haven't laughed so hard in years 🤣🤣🤣
My gosh I love you!!! Best content on the internet ❤❤❤
KP not giving proper care🤣🤣🤣 "...might as well not have gone....only in Kaiser..."🤣🤣🤣 sad but true
I had Kaiser insurance for one year...had an ER visit...never will do that again.
If you ever have shows in seattle west coast maybe come up & do a tour also in bc canada! Your humor is so uplifting & keeps faith 👏🏻
My friend dislocated his pinky toe and went to Kaiser. He got x rays or some scan and the Dr said "it looks like it might be dislocated but I don't think it is" and sent him home. A month later he had an appointment where he was told they were going to try 1 option but if that didn't work because it's been dislocated for a month we might have to do surgery and put you in a hard cast for 6 months.
Luckily they didn't have to do surgery but after a month with a dislocated pinky toe he had to spend another 4-6 weeks in a boot once they put it back in place. All because they called the injury but sent him home without treating it.
A couple months later he got poison ivy and after his 1st appointment it didn't get better so he got a virtual appointment and they told him to give it another week or 2. After like 2-3 weeks he sees a different Dr that took one look at it, knew it was definitely poison ivy then looked at his prescription and said that it was the right treatment for a 100 lb kid but he was 240lbs so the dr tripled the strength and it was gone in 3 days.
How can an organization be that big of a name in healthcare yet consistently determine what's wrong with the patient and just send them home without the necessary treatment?
"Alright sir it looks like you were stabbed with the knife sticking out of you head. Fuck off and go home but in 3 weeks if you haven't died or gotten medical treatment we can bill insurance for another appointment and I will decide if I feel like dealing with it that day. 🤷
🧑⚕️NEXT!"
I worked with a doctor that came from Kaiser. She kept remarking about how different it was
Ah, completely in line with the good ol' Kaiser motto, "if we don't find it then we don't have to treat it!"
Step 2: assume you either won't know to sue, or if you do, they can use all the money they saved to outlast you in court.
Kaiser sucks. Except maybe in California where they apparently had to improve after getting sued into oblivion by the state.
I have an Aunt who used to work at Kaiser she'd probably think this was funny
Kaiser’s reputation was horrible from the first day they opened a hospital in L.A. I loved my OB-GYN though. He got to work at 9am that day and RAN to the delivery room to deliver my son.
I so want to go just so I can say which time.😂😂😂
You Rock!! 😂❤
Come to Philly please! We love you over on the East Coast!
Oh snap, shots fired! I work for Kaiser! Lol 😂
When i was rear ended i thought i was fine. It took the police a good hour or so to get to us because there was s more serious wreck ahead of us (that caused the traffic jam that caused my wreck, also fun fact the traffic jam also caused a wreck behind us).
My car had been picked up on its side and i know ihit my head on the side window but i don't really remember it. It's hard to explain.
So i was able to leave, my car looked drivable (it actually was almost totaled, so we were both in worse shape than we thought).
Anyway. I'm driving away and all of a sudden i realize that i can't think the way i think i should be able to. So i get myself to the closest hospital i can. I had s pretty serious concussion. And some other injuries too.
It was kind we were there just long enough for my adrenaline to be up.
I work in work comp and the medical reports from kaiser drive me nuts. 20 pages to add on two lines. Not sentences, two lines.
He should be doing what he does! He’s quick witted and stupid smart!
Oddly enough, if my brother had worn a seat belt when he was in an accident, he would have died.
okay i'm intrigued, what's the story?
@emilymueggenberg6527 in high school, he owned a little geo metro if I remember right. He was parked on the street, didn't look, backed into a semi. Drivers side ended in the passenger side.
I’m glad your brother was the exception! That would be terrifying.
@@bookwormwonder oh wow! i'm glad he was okay!
Wish I knew all this shit about how bad Kaiser is BEFORE I went on one of their plans 🙃
I had a stupid accident where my foot caught on a broom left on the floor. We were moving and cleaning.
I tripped and fell on the broom and broke my arm.
Went to emergency as the pain was too great to move. Ok if I didn't move.
The first thing they asked was did you hit your head. Had my hand to catch my head but no not really.
They took a CT anyway just to be sure.
I felt better that they did.
I don't like unnecessary tests but any that can prevent or see a future problem is necessary.
Can I get a light roast 😂
Pulling over a drunk driver inside the comedy club
Ooooof touring to Edmonton at the worst. possible. time - because my baby's due date is April 14th (or maybe that's great timing. Imagine going into labour at this specific comedy show 🤣).
Kaiser kills
Because it's kaiser. Man we hated going into that place when I was still on the truck. Had a doc there tell me a guy was pale, cool and diaphoretic with chest pain but then say they hadn't given nitro because it was "procedure"
I totally pictured the same thing😂😂
I won't drive the car if the seat belts aren't done up.
Steveio is my favorite comedian out there! 🤣♥️🤣♥️
Family of the head nurse still doesn't get a scan damn it
1:39 😂😂😂😂😂
The Minnesotan "Kaiser" is Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park
Kaiser is interesting. I have had good and bad service at Kaiser during the same trip.
I had a scan done on one of my saliva glands (which is still blocked) the same day I saw the doctor for this. The recommendation blew as massage the blockage away wasn't a stellar recommendation as this gland is located in the corner where my jaw meets my neck. Kinda HARD to get at this gland in the f'n corner dummy.
Transition care there is damn good. (Plenty of friends used them for their transitions. They even cover electro through outside providers.)
My only colonoscopy was good there and the doc that did this remembered me a year and a half later. (Coverage lapse.)
I saw urgent care easy enough for rubbing my eye too much.
My kidney stone story is good and bad. The ER trip was a bad pain trip including the ultrasound of one of my testicles before pain med. (I threw up once I was back in the ER room.) I did get imaged correctly and x-rayed a couple of days later for confirmation. The urologist I had for this got confused about medication between Flonase and Flomax. I couldn't reorder Flonase until he fixed this.
Tbh transitional care for me was iffy but the wait times take forever
Please come to Oshawa, Ontario!!
I had 10" of my large intestine perforate and rupture. Def trip to the er. Btw, my car does not move until all seatbelts are on.
Baltimore in August? I gotta go! Or you need to add a show in Pittsburgh.
We have two major health systems in town, one has its own health insurance plan, and they will not accept BCBS unless you can prove the other hospital system can’t help you. They practically got divorced a decade ago. You could probably have a field day roasting the Big Name in town.
I thought the same 🤣 that she crashed her head from outside 😂😂😂
@KAISER IS ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS 😢
seat belts save lives. I totaled my mom's jeep on an icey road. crumpled three sides,ripped the tires of the rims and my glasses ended up in the back seat. but I wore my seat bekt. I had two bruises on my knee and a scratch on my back.
"lifes too shirt, keep your tits out" needs to be on a mug or something 😂
Honestly 😂
Kaiser ER 😂
Williamson Medical Center in Franklin Tn. Didnt do a CaT scan of my head. Had a concussion.
Omg 😂😂😂I can’t stop laughing, because I have KAISER and their ERI it really has bad service I
Wish you’d come to Canberra
Hello no to Kaiser. they almost killed my friend and my Dad. no thanks
note to myself: no to >Kaiser< in US
Thanks!
Kaiser killed my mom, so I have nothing good to say about them. I do know a couple people who actually had good doctors at kaiser, but, of course, the doctors never stayed with kaiser. They (the doctors) were smart and got out as soon as they could.
I never had a problem with Kaiser. I liked the hospital I went to.
I went to the ER yesterday because my 4 year old brother broke his leg left leg jumping on a trampoline
Steve? I really want to send "Ben" a gift! (A surgical cap with cartoon Shiba Inu dogs on it).
Where can I send it to??
Sucks you don’t have any dates in Denver…
1. It is so on brand that ED nurses first assumption of cracking a windshield with your head is that you were comin from the outside in.
2. Don't make assumptions, mostly they just ain't wearing their seat belt and are the normal kind of stupid, so at least when you get report it's like "ooooooh okay so this is like nature/nature/natural selection vs MH cracked your head. Got it"
3. You should do a show in Ontario Canada so me and my ED can come have a laugh in Toronto