@RNSuperHero That happened in chicago in an uppity neighborhood. So they nixed the helipad on that hospital and put one on the children’s hospital next door.

@reaperracingTM Well at least there’s one nearby still

@RNSuperHero They tried that in Seattle and got laughed at by the judge.

@GiftHeart2_0 They did not in fact move the helipad here lol

@RNSuperHero Jesus lord! Da fuk 🤷‍♀️

@GaelicNurse Exactly

@RNSuperHero This is crazy

@RNSuperHero Supposedly this is the exact reason most life flights with pts intended for my hospital get routed to other helipads and then have to take ground transport…

@RNSuperHero Can’t people have life threatening emergencies when it’s convenient for the neighbors? I swear some folks are so rude. 🙄😂

@RNSuperHero I know this isn’t the same, but we recently had a code, and the patients son next door came INTO the coding patients room told us to turn our code alarm off because it was scaring his dad and was giving him a headache. I’ve never seen my charge get so angry and yell at someone😳

@RNSuperHero Is this a trinity hospital? Ran into the same a while ago.

@RNSuperHero This is way more common than you think. When I was a flight nurse, nobody could land at a hospital in SAN FRANCISCO. We had to ground transport everyone from SFO. I think now there’s one hospital with a helipad.

@RNSuperHero @mnolangray @max

@RNSuperHero My brother was a firefighter. People complained to the city that it was too loud when they put their sirens on at night.

@RNSuperHero They can't even pickleball like this

@RNSuperHero What is wrong with people? Helicopters are loud, but consider the situation!

@RNSuperHero I didn't experience this during a code but during a rapid that was honestly terrifying had a family member call the nurses station and started yelling to the tech about the noise 🙃🙃🙃

@RNSuperHero Absolutely believable. I've had people come out of their homes and tell us to turn off the ambulance we were sitting in as we were waiting for assignments....in winter...in NYC.

@RNSuperHero Curious if the hospital and landing pad was already there when neighbors bought their homes?

@RNSuperHero The UCSF Benioff Med Ctr helipad receives "critically ill newborns, children and pregnant women" ...but my afternoon nap! These type of people are and have been always around