This guy is a nut. I am filing against him with the Oregon Board of Medicine. Because I have APD, I record all visits so that it is proven he was given medical record and an MRI, which ended up being thrown out per his staff, which is illegal. He wrote me a script for neurontin, then abandoned me in a phone call on speaker three days later. Staff said he didn't agree with my assessment (I have a DNA positive test for CADASIL and a family of sufferers). He abandoned me with a bad script. He was rude from the minute he stalked in, slapped down some papers and said that I had 15 minutes and told me to pick my most important topic.
I had never met him before. Or since.
Medicare is going to hear about that, as I am sending a complaint there, too, and my Tricare. Is he charging for full appointments but allowing only 15 minutes? He ended up spending far more time because I asserted myself, my husband was with me and I was recording, but seemed unable to comprehend the medical situation. Caused me huge stress which often result in micro bleeds due to blood pressure spikes, so knowing I had that disease, his abuse could be life threatening. In his girl's verbal termination phone call 3 days later, she said he "didn't agree with my assessment" whatever that means. My medical proof is absolute.
Today, husband and I were told by the neuropsych evaluator that there is missing (and/bad) info in my records from Balm; apparently Balm excluded the new MRI stroke info so the neuropsych evaluator had to also, yet I am in possession of the MRI and the report and there is the stroke - it is a stroke disease. Yes, I was recording there also. Why any doctor thinks he has the right to behave this way... well, it is on tape and I am putting that out there. Also, pulling my record to see what he wrote. I also have and gave him the DNA-positive test on my genetic progressive micro bleed stroke disorder, and my written authorization to record, with which he tried briefly to argue. He is clueless about the American' with Disabilities Act, yet is bound to it by Federal law. ADA/AA. ADA Title III violation, due to the natire of my disability, and whatever discrimination against me has has applied in order to behave like that. Should I have stood on my head? Wth - does he think is professional behavior? Complaints to go out shortly.
Not many neurologists in this area. Doesn't justify abuse. read more