Dear yahoo62278, your update brings much sadness. Your situation reminds me of medical system from Romania. Romania has two medical systems: one is public and one is private. Those using public medical system have to face insalubrious facilities, hospitals infected with various germs thus you go there with a disease and leave having another one. The most important aspect is that without consistent bribing nobody even looks at you. Private medical system has modern facilities, does not accept any kind of bribes, but it's full of incompetent employees, from hospital managers to doctors, nurses and so on. And, as a plus, it's so expensive that only few people can access it. Practically, wherever you go you have to deal with some problems that you never heard before...
Besides, your case also reminds me of a 2005 Romanian movie, named The Death of Mr. Lazarescu. According to imdb, the story is about "Mr. Lãzãrescu, a dying old man, is shuttled from hospital to hospital by a loyal paramedic as doctors refuse to operate and no one can agree on a diagnosis.". Spolier alert -- the man dies in an ambulance, while being carried from a hospital to another one. Again, all happened because incompetents working in medical system.
I did not think that such cases can happen in well developed countries, such as U.S. (I believe you are from this country). The way you are treated inspires me two things: either there are also incompetent people or they are looking for a bribe... Maybe you can try to be moved to another hospital...?