Lake Pointe Health Center

Considering "The harvest is plenty, but the laborers are few" these days in health care, amongst other fields, I found LPHC to be an effort-filed, open-minded and progressively understanding Learning Facility [as opposed to a teaching facility, where sometimes communication is one way (my way, or the highway) rather than mutual listening with joint input for more beneficial output], through mutual respect for the values of the Life Experiences of THE OTHER(S), offering magnanimous possibilities with great potential for supreme knowledge, understanding and wisdom for the Individual, Family, NeighborHOOD, Community, Church/Parish, City/Burrough/Town/Village/Region/Area, State/Commonwealth/Territory, Country/, Continent, Earth, Universe and Celestial Atmosphere (I hope I did not forget anyone and/or anything) in creating fertile groundwork for inseminating a Winning Team of Laborers (including, but not limited to, monetarily- and spiritually-compensated professionals and support staff, plus loving volunteers inclusive of patients/residents and their esteemed families and friends)... all cooperating in the most highest of ethical intercourse(s) for a holy communion to "Help The United Cause" of caring for the living and dying in the best way able and possible. Pretty much, they're 'Gr-r-reat", though sometimes seeming a bit slow, and a bit grating on those over-anxious to get back to work and living without taking the best care of themselves. Thanks, all! From: Mark McClellan's evil twin, significant other, fiance, caregiver, best friend, worst enemy, and any other hat she needs to wear to convince him how truly loved he is, and how truly appreciated he is for showing me His Way of Love, Devotion, Dedication, Trust, Freedom, Loyalty and everything and anything in between all that "for better or for worse" stuff.

My husband was recently admitted to Lake point. When he got there, they took all of his medication‘s including his eyedrop, which he needs three times a day. My husband is as close to blind as you can be without being blind they never gave them the eye drops all day long when I called and asked the nurse she said well if he needs eye drops why doesn’t he just put them in? Furthermore, the man he shares a room with is apparently hard of hearing so he Blairs his television at two in the morning and again at four in the morning I asked for my husband to be moved to a different room. The stupid nurse actually said to me listen these people live here. They can watch TV anytime they want to.