Frustrated With Brevard County Medical

I phoned Scott this morning before my post to find out how he was. He said he felt OK. The next call I got he had called 911. He said all of a sudden he got really sick. I left work and met them bringing Scott down the hallway. I called Dr.P's office to see where he had hospital privileges, Cape Canaveral and Wuesthoff in Rockledge were the two. I had them take him to Cape Canaveral and I called Dr.P's office to tell them Scott was in transient. I was at Cape Canaveral shortly after Satellite left.
When the doctor showed up I gave them Scott's medical history, the drug he was given on Thursday, what had happened on Monday. I gave him Dr. Nick's cell phone number and Dr. P's number. Cape Canaveral's MRI was down - that should've been my first clue. They spelled Scott's last name wrong - I corrected that and then the had his birthdate wrong and corrected that. The doctor ordered a cat scan to rule out a hemorrhage and he ordered numerous blood test. I explained those blood test he ordered were done in Dr. P's office on Monday but, he continued with the test. Okay we were there so why not check out everything. The doctor came in and said he spoke with Dr. Nick and Dr. Nick ask him to give Scott a steroid shot and asked Scott if that was okay. If that was what Dr.Nick wants yes then give Scott the steroid. The doctor explained he didn't know what else to do because this wasn't his niche. Not his niche, so he was sending Scott home. Dr.P never even phoned. I decided there were to many doctors in the mix and it was time to return to MD Anderson where Dr. Nick is upstairs. If I need to take Scott to the hospital in Orlando than that's what I have to do. The drive is longer than what it takes o administer the Avastain but, it is worth the drive.