“He was really helpful and really good about making me feel better, because I didn’t know it was nearly as bad as it was. “We kind of had a bromance going he was just a really cool guy and very down to earth,” Davidson said. While in the emergency room, Davidson met a nurse named Tucker, who would later serve as Davidson’s main inspiration to go to nursing school, himself. This choice of hospitals, Davidson said, was fate. There was just blood everywhere.”ĭavidson and his significant other called the paramedics, who transported him to the Ascension St. “My significant other at the time turned on the lights and all I hear is her start screaming because it’s like a murder scene. “I was in complete darkness at this point, and I threw up,” he said. Having fallen asleep early, Davidson woke up around midnight feeling like he needed to throw up again. “I made it home and laid on the couch – I felt a lot better when I was laying flat because the blood was balancing itself between all my extremities.” “I thought I was going to sleep, but I was just passing out (from blood loss),” he said. While driving home, Davidson said he had to pull his car off the road several times. “I thought I’d feel better if I went home.” “Eventually – not smart looking back at it – I decided I was going to go home,” he said. Since Davidson was still in the restroom when the meeting ended, his coworkers all ended up leaving him there alone. “I was already weak at that point, so I ended up laying on the floor of the bathroom – which was really awful – and just passed out.”Īccording to Davidson, everyone at the meeting had keys to the building, so it was normal for the last person to leave to lock up. “I walked in the door and the first thing I did was run immediately to the bathroom and throw up, and it was all blood,” he said. The meeting, however, did not go quite as he expected. Vincent Dunn community through this transition.Despite feeling something was off, Davidson drove to Pelham for a work meeting. We are committed to supporting our Ascension St. In fact, Lawrence County is one of the only counties in the country to have two critical access hospitals.Īfter exploring the options available, including conducting an unsuccessful search for a buyer for the hospital, it was clear that other providers with a larger presence in the region are better positioned to efficiently serve the residents of Bedford and neighboring communities. Vincent Dunn is one of two Critical Access Hospitals in Lawrence County, just miles apart from one another.
Those plans include discussions with local and regional providers to transition healthcare services.Īscension St. Plans are in place to ensure continuity of care for patients. We shared this news earlier today with hospital leadership, providers and associates as well as external partners. Vincent Dunn and all Lawrence County Ascension Medical Group (AMG) practices will be closing December 16, 2022. " After a thorough assessment of the hospital’s current operating environment and the healthcare landscape in Bedford, Ascension St. 16.Īll other AMG practices in Lawrence County will also close.ĪMG provided the following statement to Times-Mail. Vincent Dunn Hospital in Bedford will close Dec. Ascension Medical Group has announced that Ascension St.
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