Reconstruction Nightmare

Okay, here is my story, my current dilemma.
I started my breast reconstruction on July 7th. I had my expander surgery. The surgery is considered outpatient and was done in my doc’s surgical suite, in his office, his office is in a med building three steps from the admissions desk at one of our local hospitals.
I went in the week before for pre-op. Told the gal that I would need dilaudid to help with the pain as morphine does not work on me, also refused the script for Vicodin, also a drug that does nothing for me. Told her I had plenty of Percoset left over from my last surgery. No problem she said, just tell them after surgery.
After surgery, I remember being “tossed” around on the recovery table as this skinny nurse was trying to put a compression bra on me. ( shouldn’t this be done when the patient is still under anesthesia? Then she got me off the table to walk to the next room, it was way too soon, I was barely out of the anesthesia, I told her I couldn’t walk yet, man she is so lucky I didn’t fall, don’t know how I made it. She insisted. I asked for the dilaudid and was told that they didn’t have it. I blew a fuse and told them I felt misrepresented. Nurse with an attitude went to the waiting room and told my sister that I was out of surgery, but I was hysterical.
The doc came in and he was pissed. “we told you this was out patient, our patients go home after this surgery” When he came in the second time he decided to admit me to the hospital so I could get what I needed because he did not want me to be uncomfortable, and clearly I was uncomfortable, “but it would be BIZARRE if I needed two nights”. Nurse w/an attitude was telling my husband that he was going to have to pull the car around to take me to the hospital (the doc’s office is attached to the hospital and an easy walk down one corridor) I figured if I was going to be loaded into a car, just take me home, I would figure it out, after all I had a bottle of percoset and I was not afraid to use it! Then they decided to take me by wheel chair. So skinny nurse was pushing me out of the room all the while saying “I don’t know how to get to the hospital…” I had to give her directions. We get to admissions and skinny nurse decides to leave me there, “tell them that this is our wheel chair” and off she went. This is about the time I realized that it was after 5pm, dinner must have been getting cold! I started vomiting at the admission desk (no pain meds for at least an hour). I get up to my room and had the best nursing care from the hospital staff. The only problem was that the doc did not have a pager, so the nurse knew I needed Zolfran for the continued vomiting, but couldn’t give it to me because she did not have an order for it. Finally got the Zolfran, needed help every time I had to get up, the pain was too intense even with the Dilaudid pump. The next morning I told the nurse that she needed to start me on oral pain meds, I needed to make sure I could manage the pain before I went home and I certainly did not want to do anything bizarre! Of course the only oral pain med on order was VICODIN! The doc came in and asked if I needed another night????? Really???? I apologized for misspeaking, I should have said misunderstood instead of misrepresented, but I was just out of anesthesia, he told me that I did not need to apologize for anything, he “did not know I would react that way”.
The exchange surgery will be done in the hospital and not his surgical suite.

The way I look at it, his staff did not have my best interest in mind that day. There were so many opportunities to repair the relationship. I don’t think the doc had my best interest in mind after the surgery either.

Do I want to continue with this guy or should I take my business elsewhere for the remainder of my reconstruction?

Side note: I work for a University with a VERY popular football team, tickets are hard to come by. I understand my doc has been a real SOB with our development dept trying to get tickets for games. I just don't like peeps who think they are better than others and make it peoples lives difficult in their jobs.