Business ProfileforMedical City Frisco

On may 15 I went to medical city frisco er for an abscess. I was admitted and left in the ER till Monday morning when I was transferred to an outpatient room for same-day surgery. The abscess was surgically removed it was not closed it was left open and packed. I was released to go home Monday evening with the pain medication, a muscle relaxer and anti-nausea medicine. No antibiotics were prescribed to me. Then May 31 I went back to medical city ER once again with an inflamed abscess roughly in the same general area. This time the abscess was cut open drained bandage and I was released. I wasn't fact prescribed antibiotics for this visit, Per the doctor note from the ER I was released to return to work on Thursday, June 2. However I was not doing any better, as a matter of fact I was actually worse. So I went to my primary doctor on June 2 who immediately sent me to the ER. This time I went to Baylor Grapevine where I was admitted and had to remain hospitalized and a step down intensive care unit for five days. When the entire situation was described in Baylor they asked for medical records from medical city frisco. Once the medical records were received it was confirmed that no biopsy was performed on the abscess surgically removed nor was any culture made from the drainage of the abscess that was cut into. These circumstances coupled with the fact of no antibiotics prescribed until late into this situation all contributed to me being hospitalized at Baylor Grapevine. Also the standard of care was not met on either visit to Medical City Frisco. The standard of care for any type of access that require surgical removal is to prescribe oral antibiotics if the patient is discharged. Being that I had already been a patient and was there for a second time in two weeks the standard of care should have been to culture the drainage from the second abscess the May 31 incident but that was not performed. I have reached out and made a formal complaint with medical city Frisc