00:00All right, as always, you can go to YouTube channel My Medical Nightmare and see 40 plus
00:07hours video on everything that happened to me. All right, update on the business practices
00:12of Alabama-based Birmingham Radiological Group. They claim to have 45 radiologists on the payroll
00:20and are composed of doctors that examine MRI, x-rays, and CT imagery. Many doctors and medical
00:27practices in the Birmingham area rely on their services, and you may be surprised if you went
00:33to see a doctor and had an MRI, CT, or x-ray in the Birmingham area. A BRG, Birmingham Radiological
00:41Group doctor, may have examined your images, and you may not be aware of it until later. I was a
00:48customer and patient of Birmingham Radiological Group in 2018 and 2019. I had three of their
00:55doctors look at MRI, CT, and x-ray of a major injury that I had in my head. I almost died
01:02from this. These doctors wrote in their reports that I had no injury present. I knew otherwise.
01:08Went and got the pictures. I'll put the pictures up here yet again. And what is clearly visible
01:14at this time when I was being told these falsehoods was that around six inches in diameter of infection
01:22appears inside my head. I'd actually broken my skull in the basilar area in the region of the
01:29occipital condyle and condular canal. My issues are unresolved outstanding as it relates to
01:35Birmingham Radiological Group doctors, Angus Baird, MD, Julian Patrick Druhan, MD, and Donald Shane
01:43Kelly, MD. In my own case, they were doing work for American Health Imaging and St. Vincent's
01:50Hospital then owned by Ascension. Recently, this has been rebranded and acquired by UAB University
01:58of Alabama at Birmingham. Later in the video, I'll go into detail more about what happened to me.
02:04All right, if you type in Birmingham Radiological Group into the Google search engine, look on the
02:10right-hand side of the search results and find where it says reviews. Click on the reviews, clarify your
02:18search terms to show the newest or most recent reviews. And you'll find this one. This video is
02:25being recorded February 8th, 2025. According to Google, this review was posted one month ago. And
02:32this is apparently a customer and patient with BRG. And they write here, quote, sending a red bill
02:40threatening collections for a $29 bill that is 30 days old, bizarre behavior, unquote. I did some
02:47research and apparently the medical industry norm for sending bills to collections, 90 and 180 days.
02:56And this is according to CNBC. So this practice, I believe, is unprofessional. My own personal
03:02experience, Birmingham Radiological Group and their doctors, they are not trustworthy. They're not
03:08professional. I called the CEO, Doyle Stewart, and he told me in a recorded phone call that he was not
03:14going to help me get my own images looked at again or to correct the errors of their doctors. Do some
03:21searches around the internet. Look at the reviews at the Better Business Bureau website. Look at the
03:27reviews on Google. Look at the reviews of the employees on Indeed.com, for example. There are more and more
03:33instances of people having problems with this company and their doctors. This is a new business
03:40practice of theirs. What it signals to me is a lot of people are becoming aware of their scams.
03:46They're trying to get your money faster and faster. And such as in my case, where the radiologist missed
03:52major obvious injuries, maybe before you have a chance to realize they did some bad work for you.
03:58Birmingham, Alabama is no stranger to nationwide corruption cases in the medical business sector.
04:08This city is where the HealthSouth scandal played out nearly 20 years ago. But there is a far greater
04:17medical corruption matter brewing, and it involves the Ascension healthcare system. According to
04:25Wikipedia, they operate 2,600 healthcare sites in 19 states and Washington, D.C. and the United States of
04:35America, including 142 hospitals. They employ 142,000 people as of 2021. Ascension is a large medical industry
04:49player in the Birmingham, Alabama area. And thanks to Ascension, they have given privileges for people to
04:58operate as doctors, nurses, and other medical staff who have no business going near a mop and a broom in a
05:09doctor's office or a hospital. Patients who wind up in Ascension facilities and in front of Ascension
05:17employees who are indigent have no source of income or insurance are especially vulnerable and they're
05:26being taken advantage of. They're routinely paying what little money they can come up with for a medical
05:33examination and they're getting patient dumped and misdiagnosed on purpose regularly. This is medical
05:42fraud. There's criminal conspiracy involved. And around Birmingham, you'll find many private medical
05:50businesses who owe their existence solely to business generated through Ascension and their various
06:00other holdings, including St. Vincent's Hospital. I was a patient at Ascension St. Vincent's East
06:07Hospital in 2019. And I found myself a victim of a string of unexplainable misdiagnoses, as well as
06:19patient dumping. When I took these issues to the doctors, I found that the radiological organizations
06:28for which the radiology specialists work are a major corruption choke point in what I've just
06:38explained. Ascension and the radiological groups would not place me in contact with the doctors
06:45directly, which they should have, to clear up these issues. In my case, I broke the underside of my skull.
06:53I had four scans done, x-ray, CT, and MRI. The scans were looked at by three state of Alabama licensed
07:03medical doctors for Birmingham Radiological Group. The pictures were taken. The doctors looked at the
07:11images, issued their reports. They wrote down with their signature affixed. The no injuries appeared.
07:19The diagnosis did not sit right with me, because every time I would move my head just a little bit,
07:27there would be incredible pain and crunching bone. I went and got my medical records and those pictures.
07:35I'll put them in this video again. What you can see in these images is I had broken the underside of my
07:42skull. Misdiagnosed from the outset, close to a year later, infection set up around the main wound that
07:50was unacknowledged. Almost died from this injury. There are other patients out there like myself who are
07:58in the process of fighting ascension. I just want to take this opportunity to post again my complaint
08:07to the Better Business Bureau. So this exchange is documented through a third party. It's not hearsay.
08:15Birmingham Radiological Group, look what they wrote in response to my concerns. The woman they had
08:23issued this response, Shannon Sykes, also possesses no medical credentials or qualifications
08:31in the state of Alabama. And she did not name a so licensed individual to back up her statement.
08:40And this is very concerning and telling. Again, they've got 50 doctors on the payroll.
08:47Somebody has a question about an erroneous report that shows a very serious head trauma based injuries
08:54that somebody could easily die from. And read carefully their response. And this response alone,
09:02this should cost Birmingham Radiological Group their operating license. And the individual
09:08doctors involved should also be punished. That's my belief.
09:14Thank you for calling Birmingham Radiological Group.
09:18Birmingham Radiological Group, may I direct your call?
09:21Yes, sir. I'm trying to have an MRI sequence re-read. I had an injury show up in an MRI that
09:30one of your doctors looked at. I need to have this looked at again, please.
09:36Okay, what facility or hospital did you have your MRI done?
09:40Okay, this would be American Health Imaging. And the doctor's name was Angus Baird, MD.
09:47Okay, well, let me connect you with our office manager.
09:53May I help you?
09:55Yes, ma'am. Who am I speaking to?
09:58Matthew Bergen.
09:59Okay, thank you very much. Yes, ma'am. I was a patient of one of your doctors. I'm trying to have an MRI
10:07sequence re-read. An injury appeared in this MRI. And I need to have the doctor take a look at it again, please.
10:15Okay, and what's your account number?
10:19This MRI that I'm calling about today, this was done at American Health Imaging.
10:25Okay, I don't handle American Health Imaging. I'm sorry, you have the wrong number.
10:30How do I get in touch with Angus Baird, MD? Because his phone number leads to you guys.
10:35Yeah, he is one of our doctors, but you'll have to contact him through AHI.
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