Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: I will try them again eventually and hopefully get better service. The Burrito was good but the chips and salsa was brutal. Service was shit though while I was the only person in the restaurant and the food was sitting finished behind the counter for 5 minutes when the help was too busy watching TV.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Worst sandwich I have ever had from any place ever. So bad it pissed me off after 2 bites of yuck that I didnt eat the rest. The meat is beyond gross with all kinds of salt and preservatives and other chemicals added. The quality to me was something like the cheapest deli meat you would find in the grocery store but not from the deli. You know what I am talking about. Mystery meat.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
Not sure why all the high reviews for ER. I think they have gone way down hill. Don't get me wrong: I think if you are an admit, the care is stellar. ED is just full of a bunch of insensitive burned out nurses. First of all, $7,000 for a 2 hour visit--only test performed was a CT. TO COMPARE, my mother was recently in ED and admitted for 3 days at Yavapai Med (talk about a GREAT hospital) and her bill for ALL was 16,000. Of course there will be adjustments made through insurance, but my Lord. No wonder such a screwed up med system. I could barely walk or stand up straight when I got there. Serious stomach issues & it looked like coffee grounds in my vomit--this was the ONLY reason I went. Look, I work in healthcare, I know good nursing and care. The guy who admitted (took vitals etc) was impatient and literally sprinted to the room I was to have ahead of me. I was a FALL risk and you run ahead of me when I can barely stand straight? The nurse I got, let's just say she's 30+ years into it, and not into it, if you know what I mean. Pillow? Nope. Freezing & shaking, not even taking note--Mom has to go get me 2 more blankets & make a pillow out of my jacket for my arthritic neck. H & P update? Nope. Height & weight? Nope. Check in on me? Nope. I ask for ice chips, sorry not until we get CT results. Ok, makes sense. After results? Never brings a thing. Personality of a old time nurse going through the motions. I'm not a human, just a long line of cattle to brand. Any follow-up from Scottsdale Osborn Healthcare? Nope. Not a call, not a survey, not even by mail. So here's your survey: your ED has gone downhill. Glad I wasn't really, really sick, but when the doctor has to look up my autoimmune disease and drug, I get a bit scared. As for that nurse. Time to retire. You are really not helping anyone anymore. PS-I have probably only used the ER 3 times in all my life. We are not all "frequent flyer drug seekers". Stop stereo typing and some compassion.