1 /5 Kaiden Najera: My experience has been a never ending nightmare. It is impossible to ever get past the answering service to speak to someone actually with GCC. Medications were incorrect pre-op and had to be corrected. Day of surgery, the anesthesiologist failed to intubate me correctly so I woke up without surgery. This led to having to stay in SF for an additional 8 days which is an extreme financial burden + I had to change flights and find a new caregiver. They tried to blame my anatomy for the failed intubation rather than taking responsibility. I feel confident it was not my anatomy, but a skill issue on their end because 2 months prior I had a hysterectomy with no issue. I even reached out to that surgeon to confirm there were no complications. Then the new anesthesiologist for my top surgery 8 days later told me directly it had been a skill issue with the first doctor and that he had no issue when he did it. The morning of my surgery, after having been given anxiety meds to where I could not think clearly, Dr. Facque said "Remind me what we are doing today. The nurse did not draw up a chart for you for today" as he was marking my body mere hours before surgery. Fast forward to 4 months after surgery, I received an email stating I am owed a refund. After 3 months of not ever hearing more about it, I only received the refund because I had to send an email threatening to write a negative review which I really did not want to do. Two weeks after receiving the refund check, I get a "past due" notice in the mail stating I owe GCC more money. GCC was a nightmare on all fronts-- communication, billing staff, and actual medical staff. At this point, I simply want to be done with GCC forever yet now they are claiming I owe them more money after months of physical and mental stress.