Brooklyn Innoseq Inc

Dr. Omar Abdelatey gave me my smile and confidence back, and I couldn’t be more thankful. From the extractions to getting my new teeth, everything was explained clearly and done smoothly. He was professional, patient, and truly cared about my comfort the entire time. I finally feel confident smiling again. UConn Health is a great place to get dental care, and I’m really grateful to Dr. Abdelatey for the amazing work he did.

I checked my blood pressure on the morning of 12/19/2025 and found it to be 218 over 127. I drove up to UConn Medical Center, where I had some bloodwork done. I had a minor stroke a while back, so I try to keep an eye on it. They wanted to admit me, but I had to be home to feed my mother and my cats, so I chose to go back home. After I fed my mother and my cats, I was eating when the phone rang. I answered it, and it was a Doctor from John Dempsey Medical Center (UConn). He told me that the results came back from the bloodwork tests, which showed many abnormalities. He told me to return immediately to the hospital as I was having an "acute kidney failure" that could, along with the high blood pressure, cause a major heart attack. He said I needed to be admitted as soon as possible. As soon as I finished my supper, I hopped into the car and drove back to the hospital, and signed in again. The blood pressure was up over 200 again, so I waited in the waiting room until they could find a bed. I have very bad discs in my lower back. I have passed out from the pain because of them. After more than an hour passed, my back was acting up. I had no choice but to ask when the bed would be available. I was told it would be over 3 hours. I told the lady in the ER that I could not sit up for that length of time because of my back discs. She told me that there are no beds or gurneys available in the entire hospital that I could use while I waited. She told me that if I didn't like it, I could always go home. That is what I did. If I passed out from the pain from my discs, they would have let me stay on the floor for over 3 hours until they found a bed. That is completely unacceptable and unprofessional for any medical facility. John Dempsey is supposed to be a crown jewel as far as medical facilities here in Connecticut, but I found it to be a lump of coal. Needless to write, I won't be going back again. I advise others to find a better place. Also, there was a man who actually passed out cold in front of me and hit the floor hard. Instead of concerned looks on the nurses' faces, they were smiling and giggling when they went over to help him. What kind of hospital discriminates against disabled people?