David Wilkerson told 10News the hospital once went two weeks without the supplies needed to conduct a complete blood count test, which is used to determine how much blood to give to a patient who is bleeding internally.
Mr. Wilkerson said the hospital had to send samples to other facilities nearby because it didn’t have the supplies to conduct critical tests, which slowed down patient care.
He also alleged the hospital forced employees to work 24-hour shifts and double-billed patients.
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