روايات وقصص ضمن Chastain Park Hospital

We could only schedule another outpatient appointment. Although St. Heart was a private hospital, it had top-notch experts, equipment, and services that public hospitals couldn't match.

“You know as well as I do that no one is getting out of here. The storm has grounded all flights and blocked every road leading out so be freaking rational. Even if you tried, you'd be stuck before you even made it pass the gates.” Jasmine felt her breath hitch, her nails pressing into her palms. “I can’t just sit here while she’s alone, Chad.” “She’s not alone,” he pointed out. “She’s in Saint Andrews. The best hospital in the country. She’s getting the best possible treatment there is. I made sure of that.” “It’s not the same,” She whispered. Chad sighed again. "Right now, there’s nothing you can do but wait. You leaving here is not going to change anything except put you in danger.”

ONTARIO I am on my way home from a meeting with the board of directors at Chastain Park where it was just announced that Jake Reid had bought the entire hospital in his name. Something is fishy about this guy, no one makes this much money from just Showbiz. I once had doubts and had people dig up stuff about him but they came back with nothing tangible. On the way, I see Charlotte standing arms akimbo and looking around like she needed a ride so I stop the car.

Chapter Two Hundred And Thirteen "What do you mean he knows something?" Lana asked, later that night in Adrian's office. When Adrian had called her at the company earlier, she'd immediately headed to the hospital to see him. Oakcrest City's hospital was one of the best healthcare facilities not only in the city but in neighboring cities as well. It was a combination of both specialists and general hospital. It provided the best health care services and even the creme de la creme of society had their check ups there. The hospital's VIP section was built solely for the benefit and comfort of wealthy people.

"This is documentation of all the funding your family has contributed to this hospital. We're returning every cent. Silverton First Hospital is no longer a Chamberlain asset." Jasper turned and walked back inside without another word, leaving the three sisters standing there with nothing to say.

November 30, 2050 - Richforte Memorial Hospital, Philadelphia, United States Noise. Mess. Crowd. The cries of pain intensified and if a regular person is standing where I am right now, that person would probably wish to be deaf. The sound coming from the patients are depressing, so is the sight. People wearing all white as if they are astronauts, patients crying and screaming in pain while trying to break free from their restraints and the never-ending chaos. I've been witnessing this scene for the past few days, yet I am still not used to it, and I think I will never be.

Faye's mocking voice soured Christina's expression. "If you've easily stabilized the patient, what's left for us doctors?" Christina waved her hand. "He's covered in wounds and has a severe head injury. Treating him is already challenging. If you don't trust us, take him away yourself." Faye sneered. "Is this the attitude of all doctors at Pembrook Hospital?" "Pembrook Hospital is dedicated to saving lives and helping the wounded. We work diligently, but we're not gods. Unruly behavior by patients' families won't be tolerated!" Christina declared, lifting her chin.

“We had no clue where you are! James was very guilty sending you to that assignment. Your dad argued with him about it.” Huh. I can only imagine where they did the arguing—in a pub probably over a mug of beer and peanuts. “What’s the name of this hospital, mom?” I asked my second question. “We are at MedStar Southern Hospital Center in Maryland, hunny,” my mother answered as she placed the water bottle on the bedside table. “This is a military-accredited hospital nearest the airbase.” “This is a civilian hospital, mom,” I pointed out, frowning. “Why wasn’t I placed in the airbase’s hospital?”

The man supported her by her waist and sent her directly at the Orthopedic department of OneCare Hospital. After she confirmed the man's purpose she felt blissful again. 'I think, I can really win his heart this time.' OneCare is an Elite Hospital that people in high society usually a patients here. It belongs to the family of Chardon's friend Henry. Henry was the doctor that Chardon called when Marigold passed out in his office. Marisol took advantage of the man's initiative. She rested her head on his firm chest which drew murmurs and gossip from the few nurses who knew Chardon.