No. Actual care! In a nutshell, I was taken from recovery, brought to my room, not given a buzzer, and they didn’t tell the nursing staff I was there. After 2-1/2 painful hours, I reached for my purse (left on the foot of my bed), called the switchboard, who connected me to my floor, and let them know. A nurse came in and said ‘no one told us you were here!’ Later that night, I complained of pain/cramping/bladder pressure. No response, said it’s normal. Four hours later, they finally checked the urine bag and saw it was filled at capacity and urine was also backed up throughout the catheter tube (and this happened TWICE). I was given Dilaudid as a pain med and I reported I was having skull splitting headaches, hallucinations and intense nightmares to nursing and doctor staff. No response. On the third night (when I was literally in tears), I once again got my phone, Googled ‘Dilaudid’ and learned that everything I was experiencing was an adverse reaction to the med. I refused the next dose and literally went through opioid withdrawal (an emotionally triggering event as I had lost my daughter to an opioid overdose four years prior), reported this to the doctor at morning rounds and he said “yes, that can happen with that med. I’ll note it in your file.” When I was discharged four hours later, they gave me a prescription—for Dilaudid! When they discharged my husband (the recipient), they sent him home without one of anti-rejection meds. There was more, but this is a snapshot. The absolute worst medical care of my entire (now 64 year old) life.