Customer ReviewsforStrong Memorial Hospital

My niece is there we can't get updates. They say will call and don't. My sister in law is worried to death can't see her or get the answer all mothers. Would want.

When I was getting discharged I requested not to be sent to Care Center in Bath, NY. I had been there once before and was not impressed. Strong was so hell bent on getting someone else in my place my request fell on deaf ears. The management leaves a lot to be desired but the ones who work with you every day were really good. Pretty much the status quo with healthcare management where high end nurses, doctors, surgeons and others higher up the chain of command regularly feel they should make more but that patients ( you know the ones who actually are robbed by ridiculous healthcare pricing) should praise this greedy avarice driven I dustry

My name is George Klauck. My mother Ana K. Warren is 87 years old and has recently been admitted to Strong Memorial hospital in Rochester, New York for dementia on January 20, 2022. Ana was subjected to Trazadone for agitation and was subjected to intravenous drugs for a week or seven actual days. If I had not complained against an Adult Protective Service agent, Ana may have been discharged to a psychiatric ward for dementia patients... indefinitely! Once Ana was diagnosed with dementia, police and hospital protocols were in place to immediately have her admitted with high alert emergency treatment for more Trazadone agitation drugs. Second time Ana was admitted, it was at the Unity Hospital in Rochester, New York. There... Ana was released in a matter of a couple days (2 days)! March 20, 2022. Third time, Ana was admitted was at Strong Memorial. Ana wanted to walk outside since her feet were finally better with a Cortisone shot for ankle arthritis. Ana was upset with me and she felt the medications were poisoning her... nobody listened. I made the mistake of calling the police with the new dementia protocol. This time, I was threatened by an Ogden police officer with calling Adult Protective Services! My mother Ana was present and calm but had a complain against me with her hallucinations of bringing people over and running things or taking things. I decided since the Ogden police officer was adamant about calling Adult Protective Services I should leave the premises and began to pack my things. Ogden police than began to proceed to call the ambulance to have her admitted to the hospital and the ambulance admitted her to Strong Memorial against my wishes, I wanted her admitted to Unity Hospital. I did not leave the premises because there was a need for long term preparations. I visited my mother Ana Warren only to find her vomiting and in a miserable state. Ana had diarrhea and felt she was getting poisoned! I am now waiting word for her release.