Robert Douglas Kelsch

I understand that hospital profession can be hard work. dealing with peoples lives... but in saying that...They never get their act together. Never get my son's appointments right. Long waiting time for a schedule appointment an hour.. two or more. Why have a schedule appointment . Never properly follow up on ordering my son's treatments. Sent it to wrong the clinic. We found out that our son has osteoporosis from a medicine the prescribe to him over 20 years ago. They neglected to check for the side affect (osteoporosis) this treatment cause in his blood work. When we had a sit down with a supervisor and the doctor assigned to our son. They said that information that about Osteoporosis side affect caused by this treatment was the most resent information they had. That was 20 year ago. INFORMATION THAT IS 20 YEARS OLD IS THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION THEY HAD. IT DIDN"T ACCUR TO ANYONE TO TELL US! Now our son has to deal with this condition.The supervisor said he would personally look in to this matter.. 3 months later the supervisor retired without doing anything and the doctor was reassigned. One time my ex-wife had taken our son to the ER. After waiting for 3 hours there, she asked for his doctor. Wanted to know what's going on. The doctor told her our son was dying she could wait. This is professional care?! Not one time has my son gone to an appointment there without there being a promising out come. My ex-wife leaves there frustrated be cause the lack of provision and lack of professionalism