Dr. Shauna Seaman, MD

Was taken to Aurora South hospital diagnosed by EMT's and Dr. Seaman and staff with a stress condition focused around my heart. I told six people that I had been given an allergy test that morning. No one acknowledged or questioned the test. All questions from paramedics and physicians centered around my heart. Come to find out that I had an anaphylactic reaction episode caused by my allergy test. Not ONE (1) person in that hospital (Dr. Seaman and others) diagnosed my condition correctly. They did not ask any questions about my day or my allergy test. I was never administered Epinephrine for my allergy reaction, rather they tested me for a heart condition?! If this is the kind of training and practice CU Medical produces, we're in some trouble. Stay away from Aurora South Hospital!

I came into the ER with severe abdominal pain after a car accident. She told me she wasn't going to do a CT scan right from the start without reason. After not being able to find anything wrong she sent me home saying it was a bladder infection (even though my WBC count was normal) I had to come back the next day after vomiting for five hours. I was then given a CT scan by a new doctor. Turns out it was a small bowel obstruction and I was admitted for four days. Since I had two separate ER visits my care costed me an additional $3,100. Great work doctor.