This is what I walked into at work today

[Pjmm]

Whoever wrote that needs to retake language arts.

And have a bit of compassion. But seriously I'd tell the family look it's our policy to inform you when there's an emergency with your supposed loved one. Now get over it. What are you supposed to do, not inform them and then get in trouble for that? Bite me I'd say.

They want to be informed during day time hours. Some families have had it where they don't want to be informed until the death of their family member. We don't get in trouble for that as long as it is documented and care planned.

I'd call them the minute I saw sunrise. "Well guys you said daytime hours..."

[Anonymous 7]

Me, too. But what I want to know is...Can the PATIENT see that sign?!!!

I laughed out loud at that! I would have called them too if that happened. You were being kind and consciousness. How terrible of you! LOL

What jerks. Nice to know they care so much.

[Valentina327]

I didn't even think of that!

Me, too. But what I want to know is...Can the PATIENT see that sign?!!!

I laughed out loud at that! I would have called them too if that happened. You were being kind and consciousness. How terrible of you! LOL

What jerks. Nice to know they care so much.

[SoFloMom]

Wow.
That actually makes me kind of sad.

[xsxpxixdxexrxsx]

Wow, that seems harsh.. are they not close? I'd want to know if my loved one fell!

[agander2017]

Punctuation is not this person's friend. I would think calling for a broken arm would be required. That's pretty serious.