Let me start off by saying that if I could leave 0 stars I would. I have been an RN for 10 years and worked throughout many hospitals in the country. Unfortunately, the entire good Samaritan hospital experience for my father has been terrible!. Firstly , he was discharged too soon and developed multiple complications in which he was readmitted and treated for which included fluid in his lungs that needed to be removed and hemodialysis. He became very weak and debilitated as a result of all these complications and being in the hospital for an extended period of time. He required oxygen, a walker, and a need for PT/OT. During this process, the plan of care was extremely inconsistent, we didn't receive accurate information from nurses, doctors, and the social worker. Now we are left with him being discharged again and being told he is "stable ". Tell me how is he stable when he requires oxygen , a walker, and feeling fatigued and syncope with PT (all of this is new for him)? Nonetheless, he now has to go to dialysis 3 times a week and doesn't have a caregiver at home to help him with ADLs and medical transportation? We have voiced these concerns numerous times and now he is being discharged again prematurely without ensuring he has the proper resources and help he needs. What a shame this hospital makes healthcare look bad. We will be taking matters into our own hands and calling the doctors and insurance ourselves to advocate for our dad since the people that work here don't seem to care and are incompetent. Pathetic.