Michael Sells, ARNP

He was very caring and sensitive to my health issues. He was thorough in finding out all my symptoms to make sure he could give me the right medication and would make sure none of my meds would react with each other. He was friendly and even joked a little. I felt comfortable with him and was very happy with his care.

This guy is dangerous. He overdosed my dad's blood thinner medication. Was giving him twice the dose. Bringing his INR level to 10. Should have been 2.5. Refused to acknowledge me when he came to my dad's room. Tried to blame it on my dad and kept asking him why he thought his level was so high. I told him it was because he gave him to much and he would even look at me. Then made up a INR number and told us that's what is was. He had no idea what is was. I then became a bit agitated I admit but he lied. He then had me escorted out of the room. I had to put a complaint into the facility to get him away from my dad. Beware of this guy.

He was at the facility that cared for my mom post op after the repair of a broken hip. When I asked him if he had seen the incision he stated that he didn't need to because the nurse had. She had a fever and drainage that went through the dressing, her clothes, all of the bedding, and into the mattress. I asked him about and again I was told that the nurse said it was fine all the while standing there eating his yogurt. He wouldn't even look at his patient. Medicare paid him for what?