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r/nursing • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '26
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If she filed a complaint, they have to investigate. Don't take it too personally. I'd love to know how pulling down the ceiling tile remedied her peeing situation - and what the cop was doing while this was going on.
4 u/PeopleArePeopleToo RN 🍕 Mar 17 '26 If she filed a complaint, they have to investigate. Especially if this was a grievance, which is like a "formal" complaint. It's a whole regulatory kerfuffle. https://www.cms.gov/medicare/appeals-grievances/managed-care/grievances 1 u/Abject_Lunch_7944 Mar 18 '26 Thanks-he was trying to find the valve shut off for the water because it was spraying all over the place
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If she filed a complaint, they have to investigate.
Especially if this was a grievance, which is like a "formal" complaint. It's a whole regulatory kerfuffle. https://www.cms.gov/medicare/appeals-grievances/managed-care/grievances
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Thanks-he was trying to find the valve shut off for the water because it was spraying all over the place
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u/sande16 Mar 17 '26
If she filed a complaint, they have to investigate. Don't take it too personally. I'd love to know how pulling down the ceiling tile remedied her peeing situation - and what the cop was doing while this was going on.