Business ProfileforElevate Addiction Services

I voluntarily entered this facility on Oct 25th for alcohol treatment. I was very upfront that i had both a food allergy called alpha gal syndrome as well as hypertension and cardiac issues, which i needed to have my blood pressure medications compounded. I arrived with a 2 week supply of my medications. I told the nurses that it was a good idea to get my order going with the compounding pharmacy, as sometimes it takes **** business days to have these meds made. On Friday November 3 rd i expressed concern that two of my medications were getting low, one was a beta blocker, another a diuretic. (5 day supply left) at that point i had been to the ** 3 times to receive IV medications for elevated *** I was told it was being handled. On Wed, Nov 8th I again expressed concern that I had one day left and said they ordered Monday afternoon (nov 6) on Thursday Nov 7th I took my last dose of metroprilol and spirilactolone . I was then told the pharmacy was out of the ingredients and were working on it. By Friday Nov 10 at 1pm i was talked to the local hospital for IV meds and dangerous ** level. I was given IV meds and discharged. By 9 PM my ** spiked again, this time to a near fatal level of 205/136 and collapsed. I have several witnesses that told me that no one was trained for CPR, or how too use a defibrillator, a** the 911 operator was giving them instruction while EMT's were in route. I was stabilized overnight at the hospital, and the Doctor at the ** offered a 3 day supply of the medication until the facility got my medication. Staff that was with me at the facility refused, as it was against policy. I had terrible withdrawal from the Beta blocker ( pounding heart, chest pain, elevated **) through Monday and was taken again to the ** Nov 13. My meds finally came in the evening of Nov 13 and at thst time i told staff that i requested a discharge as i didn't feel medically safe any longer. I was discharged at 8:30pm on Nov 13th