Complaint Review: Intermountain Annie Taylor Dee Guest Home Melissa

I needed to use the guest house to receive medical services at the Intermountain McKay Dee Hospital in Ogden, Utah. Melissa, who usually runs the front desk at the guest home, told me over the phone I could use it for as long as I needed it. When she saw me in person, she had a disapproving look upon her face. She did program my key card for the end of June. I went to a pain management appointment at the Intermountain medical clinic in Layton, Utah and saw a phsyical therapist for a referral. When I left the office, my necklace was missing. I didn't say anything at the time because I KNEW it would cause me to lose my guest house room. A week later, I was followed back to the guest house by a man in a white truck that verbally assaulted me. He waited in front of the guest home in his truck Once I got to my room, there was  note left on the door from Melissa telling me to update my information with her the next morning.

When I talked with her the next morning, she displayed a personality to me I never saw from her before. She began to ask me Gaslighting questions, like are you really a patient of the hospital? I called the hospital and they said they had never heard of you before. She was telling all kinds of lies on me, she said that I could not stay there anymore. I saw she had heavy tattoos all over her arms and sides of her body that I never saw before. That let me know, that Melissa is not to be trusted. As tattoos on women are a sign of promiscuity, illegal activity, and habitual lying. Why would Intermountain Healthcare hire such a woman to be in charge of people getting medical care? I suggest you never come to Utah, or ever use this hospital as it is unsafe.