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Ms. Heflen said the initial confusion about the hospitalists finally gave way to comfort for the patient’s families.
“The old way was a lot of phone calls and return phones calls,” said Ms. Heflen.
It took from 15 to 30 minutes to deal with a situation that having a doctor in the building solves immediately.
“I think (the patients) feel better that there is a physician here,” said Ms. Heflen.
Frank Bruno seemed pleased that Dr. Mulugeta stood ready to treat the blood clots forming in his legs.
“How are you feeling?” Dr. Mulugeta said as she entered the 84-year-old New Jersey man’s room. “Better?”
Mr. Bruno smiled broadly.
As Dr. Mulugeta stood at the foot of his hospital bed and rubbed his foot, Mr. Bruno told the story of how he came to
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