How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
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How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
How do you like the "new" location of the hospital?
Seems to me the other location was much better because now everyone has to go through the main drag to get there...and when the ambulance rushes to and from it is putting more traffic in jeopardy rushing through town. Don't know if the thought was there in having the ambulance buzzing through local traffic through the main part of town that already has "enough" accidents daily~
Seems to me the other location was much better because now everyone has to go through the main drag to get there...and when the ambulance rushes to and from it is putting more traffic in jeopardy rushing through town. Don't know if the thought was there in having the ambulance buzzing through local traffic through the main part of town that already has "enough" accidents daily~
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Like you have a choice now?? It's there. It won't move. Adapt to it.
What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
If you don't live here, don't bother posting a sassy reply. Was looking for input on the new location from those that have to "go with the traffic" it involves here.
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Do you now live in Tomahawk?
What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Hmm... Seems to me that 4th street was already there when we were in the old building. There is no more emergency traffic then years past. I like the new facility and its location. At least now we don't have to tie up the fire department when we need the helicoptor.
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Medic: Good to hear it is working out for you!
I just hear so many accident reports on 4th street daily, was wondering how ambulances would be roaring up and down that path. Yes, that is great for the helicopter if it is more convenient now. What will it be like on Harley Weekend when 4th street is so jam packed with riders? Do you have alternative routes you take for ambulances on this weekend?
I just hear so many accident reports on 4th street daily, was wondering how ambulances would be roaring up and down that path. Yes, that is great for the helicopter if it is more convenient now. What will it be like on Harley Weekend when 4th street is so jam packed with riders? Do you have alternative routes you take for ambulances on this weekend?
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Fushia-
Do you now live in Tomahawk?
Do you now live in Tomahawk?
What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Who wants to know?
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Fushia,
you missed my point. We have been "roaring up and down 4th street" since there was a 4th street. Moving the hospital puts no more traffic on the roads then in years previous. Lets face4 it, there are only a limited number of roadways to get around Tomahawk, with 4th street being the n/s backbone. As for Harley, we should be in no worse a situation then that has existed before - with the possible exception of me actually getting to work (I live in frenchtown).
Other then that, I invite you to stop in the new ER and I will happily give you the five cent tour.
As an aside, did you know that Sacred Heart has once again been named a 5-star customer service hospital? What this means is that of all the hospitals surveyed nationwide, SHH was in the top 10% for patient satisifaction! Last year we were number 1 of all hospitals in the US! This is regardless of hospital size. We were rated against some of the biggest and best hospitals in the USA and we have consistantly been in the top of the class. I am very proud of this hospital and the people who work there. I am proud to consider myself as part of that family. Of course my opinion is somewhat biased, but what the heck!
you missed my point. We have been "roaring up and down 4th street" since there was a 4th street. Moving the hospital puts no more traffic on the roads then in years previous. Lets face4 it, there are only a limited number of roadways to get around Tomahawk, with 4th street being the n/s backbone. As for Harley, we should be in no worse a situation then that has existed before - with the possible exception of me actually getting to work (I live in frenchtown).
Other then that, I invite you to stop in the new ER and I will happily give you the five cent tour.
As an aside, did you know that Sacred Heart has once again been named a 5-star customer service hospital? What this means is that of all the hospitals surveyed nationwide, SHH was in the top 10% for patient satisifaction! Last year we were number 1 of all hospitals in the US! This is regardless of hospital size. We were rated against some of the biggest and best hospitals in the USA and we have consistantly been in the top of the class. I am very proud of this hospital and the people who work there. I am proud to consider myself as part of that family. Of course my opinion is somewhat biased, but what the heck!
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
MedicDVG-
Congrats on the 5 star rating! You & the rest of the staff prove once again that bigger is not always better when it comes to customer satisfaction.
Fushia-
Since I've asked the question twice, it's fairly obvious that I want to know. Who am I? It's common knowledge on this board that I'm a tourist with relatives in the general area. On this board I have taken stands on environmental issues such as the 345 kV transmission line & the "spur" that was proposed to run through the Crystal/Deer/Nokomis lakes region. I have participated in nonsense posts like "What's your favorite beer" or "Pick on the Bears fan". I have supported & debated "Kottah". I love the Tomahawk area & even though I keep trying to avoid this board, like a bad check I keep coming back.
You implied that as a nonresident, I had no right to make the statement that I did. I simply asked you if are you now a resident of Tomahawk. If you are, then your statement might be justified. If you are not, your response to my post is similar to "the pot calling the kettle black".
Congrats on the 5 star rating! You & the rest of the staff prove once again that bigger is not always better when it comes to customer satisfaction.
Fushia-
Since I've asked the question twice, it's fairly obvious that I want to know. Who am I? It's common knowledge on this board that I'm a tourist with relatives in the general area. On this board I have taken stands on environmental issues such as the 345 kV transmission line & the "spur" that was proposed to run through the Crystal/Deer/Nokomis lakes region. I have participated in nonsense posts like "What's your favorite beer" or "Pick on the Bears fan". I have supported & debated "Kottah". I love the Tomahawk area & even though I keep trying to avoid this board, like a bad check I keep coming back.
You implied that as a nonresident, I had no right to make the statement that I did. I simply asked you if are you now a resident of Tomahawk. If you are, then your statement might be justified. If you are not, your response to my post is similar to "the pot calling the kettle black".
What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Geographical location of the new medical center shouldn't really be an issue in Tomahawk, considering that ten minutes in any direction and you have reached any destination within the city limits.
Something to think about Fushia, at the old location an ambulance would have to "go through" town when returning from a run to the north.
I've yet to need the services, so I can't comment on the facility proper. I do believe however that a new facility was in need for our community. To better serve those that live and play here.
Something to think about Fushia, at the old location an ambulance would have to "go through" town when returning from a run to the north.
I've yet to need the services, so I can't comment on the facility proper. I do believe however that a new facility was in need for our community. To better serve those that live and play here.
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Medic: I'm glad to hear you don't think it is a problem, therefore I will feel good about the new location! Thanks for posting. Your information
is positive and I can tell you enjoy your job also and are proud of it. Thanks very much for the information!
is positive and I can tell you enjoy your job also and are proud of it. Thanks very much for the information!
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Fushia-
"Who wants to know" equates to "Oh Yeah?" or "Your momma!" in Debate 101. Despite the childishness of your response, I answered your question. Now do me the same courtesy. Do you now live in Tomahawk? Or are you a tourist like me?
"Who wants to know" equates to "Oh Yeah?" or "Your momma!" in Debate 101. Despite the childishness of your response, I answered your question. Now do me the same courtesy. Do you now live in Tomahawk? Or are you a tourist like me?
What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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Re: How do you like the "new" location of the hosp
Fushia, why won't you just answer the question....do you live here now and also, do you work??? There was thought put into the location of the new hospital, and this was the best location....in any event, where the hospital was before, well the ambulance still had to go racing through town, regardless....this is nothing new for the ambulance....EMTs and Police Officers are required to take Emergency Vehicle Operation courses, prior to taking the job, so no matter where you put a facility that serves such a large area, you are going to have some traffic issues...such as stop lights. For calls north of Tomahawk, the ambulance no long has to deal with stop lights, like they did in the past... And for the south part, well, County A to 51 is an alternative...just thought I would point out the obvious....by the way, you talked about the facility moving and the occurrence of a couple of accidents, like they had something to do with each other....are you saying the ambulance caused these accidents....??? Be careful.....
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