What in hades.

[CardiacDork]

Two flat TV screens per room.

a suite like room, the patient care area and then a couch that turns into a bed for family.

Amazing panoramic views of the city and landscape.

Mini fridges, USB and cell phone charging stations for patients and families.

Saline flushes? No

wipes? No

Incont pads? No

Equipment that works...? NO NO and NO!

enjoy your stay.

[djh123]

My facility is a little like that, or especially was at first. Nice, new, fancy, hotel-like, but ... supplies?!? Oh yeah, wait, we need some of those, hunh?

[Medic/Nurse, BSN, RN]

I hope they have access to Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Prime during their stay.

Gee.

TV ... it MATTERS.

And bubble ice. With unlimited ginger ale.

Heck, that's kinda why I became a nurse - the frosty beverages!

This "trend" has been going on a loooooooooooooong time.

:angel:

[Kooky Korky, BSN, RN]

Not new.

Nice if you are pt or family.

Why so hard to keep it stocked with vital supplies?

[Thought, BSN, RN]

Does it include fancy soaps in the bathroom?

[BedsideNurse]

I worked in an acute rehab place that looked great, brand new, lots of "amenities." Then they decided we were using too much linen, and so to try to control costs we had to get a key from the supervisor and walk to the other side of the building to sign out any other linens that we needed if we went over the expected daily amount per patient...and our allotment for washcloths was one washcloth per patient per day. I wish I was making it up.