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.
00:09I have a small update regarding my situation as it applies to Grandview Neurology and neurologist
00:20Dr. Kyle Hudgens, MD.
00:22Their office is located off Highway 280 in Birmingham, Alabama.
00:27As of this date, when you look up Grandview Neurology on the Google search engine, it lists
00:33their operating hours, and on Friday, it shows they close at 2 p.m.
00:39In this call with Grandview Neurology, I am informed that the Friday closing time here has changed
00:48to 12 p.m.
00:50So yeah, this is evident of an increasingly disturbing trend, because you can listen to
00:56what happened to me in my visit, and what's going on in these places is the doctors are
01:03doing less and less work and making more and more money.
01:08So they're going home two hours earlier on Friday.
01:11I was on a waiting list that was four months long to see a neurologist with UAB Hospital,
01:18also in Birmingham, Alabama.
01:20Probably a lot of people out there who need the services of these doctors more than they
01:27need to go home early on Friday afternoon.
01:36Good afternoon, Grandview Neurology Service is answering service.
01:39This is Isaac, I'm out.
01:40This is the after-hour service, sir.
01:41We take cancellations for the office after hours.
01:44Everything else, I would have to ask a call back Monday, sir.
01:46Okay, you don't close in for two hours, right?
01:50No, sir.
01:51They close at 12 o'clock noon on Fridays.
01:53Oh, wow.
01:54I thought it was 2 o'clock.
01:55Wow.
01:55Okay, yeah, I have an issue with billing.
01:59Understood, sir.
02:00Unfortunately, though, if you need to speak to someone in billing, you would have to call
02:04them back Monday morning.
02:05They should be in by 6.30.
02:07Then just give the same number a call.
02:09They would be able to assist you, sir.
02:11All right, and I have an issue with service also.
02:14Is that the same?
02:16Okay.
02:16All right, thanks.
02:17Your information online, you should update.
02:21It reads that you close at 2 o'clock on Friday.
02:25Their normal hours are Monday through Thursday, 6.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
02:29And on Fridays, they're only open from 6.30 a.m. to 12 noon.
02:33Okay.
02:34I understand your frustration, sir.
02:36However, I personally am just a secretary.
02:40All I do is take the cancellations.
02:41I don't have any access to that information.
02:43Otherwise, I'd be more than happy to choose myself or make an attempt.
02:46I would like to inform you of something, sir.
02:49The people that you work for at Grandview, the millionaire doctors, they are crooks and
02:54they are corrupt.
02:55And I'll call back on money and deal with my situation.
02:58Have a nice weekend.
02:59I was a patient, a customer of Kyle Hudgens, M.D., and he works for Grandview Neurology.
03:08And this is located off of Highway 280, Birmingham, Alabama.
03:15All right, so I was referred to Grandview Neurology from a visit I had at America Family Care.
03:25That's AFC Parkway East Roebuck, Birmingham, Alabama.
03:31And this was on May 30th, 2019.
03:37So I had a standard x-ray done during this visit, and it was reviewed as having no injury present.
03:48All right, so I got the original x-ray images, and I'll put them up here.
03:54And despite this diagnosis and pronouncement, yeah, and I was misdiagnosed because something
04:04that shows up in these pictures, this was by Anna Maria Echenique, M.D.D.A.B.R., for American
04:12Family Care.
04:14And in the x-ray images, you can see there is a translucent oval, and it shows up directly
04:24below and covering this area where I had pain that sent me around to many doctors and
04:35emergency room visits between 2018, 2019, going into 2020.
04:42In 2021, this wound is still not healed completely.
04:48All right, so despite American Family Care saying I had no injury present, they referred
04:57me to a neurologist.
04:58So funny how that works, right?
04:59Okay, so this visit, it was at Grandview Neurology directly next to Grandview Medical Center
05:07off Highway 280 Birmingham, 3686 Grandview Parkway, Suite 600.
05:15All right, so here's my bill from Kyle Hudgens, Affinity Physician Services, LLC.
05:25So there's another name this business operates under.
05:31Yeah, and if you want to see all the details about what happened to me regarding this injury,
05:37I've got over 10 hours video documentation with all my records, etc. scanned in, and it's
05:46on my YouTube channel, My Medical Nightmare.
05:48And please search the appropriate names here, and you'll come up with some information on
05:57this.
05:58I very slowly recovered from this wound in 2018, and as I've gained strength, I've been able
06:05to go back and chase after these loose ends.
06:11Well, I went around to many doctors, medical professionals around the Birmingham, Alabama
06:17area, paid a lot of money, and I received substandard service.
06:24And I believe I was a victim of patient dumping throughout this thing.
06:30I have no insurance, and I have no source of income, I have no job.
06:35So I was a cash pay patient, and I believe this singled me out for this kind of treatment.
06:47In the post-Obamacare world of American healthcare, I paid $256 to be seen by Grandview Neurology,
06:59Affinity Physician Services, LLC Neurologist, Kyle Hudgens, MD.
07:04The doctor engaged in too much irrelevant small talk.
07:07When I moved the conversation to my end, he acted offended.
07:12I showed him, printed, and I gave him copies of the discs, CD-ROMs, with my medical records
07:24and images, and that's x-ray, CT scans, and MRIs, showing the pebble-sized piece of bone
07:32that broke off the underside of my skull, and I was told no injuries or abnormalities were
07:39present.
07:39I showed him a CT picture from a few days earlier, showing a CSF leak, infection, hole
07:50in the bottom of my skull, clearly visible head trauma, 3 inches plus, in diameter, in
07:55an MRI, CT, and I showed him some x-rays as well.
08:01In the image, he asked, so yeah, Kyle Hudgens, he asked me, when I showed him these pictures,
08:10well, what did they say it was, alright, and so then I was told I had simply strained a
08:19neck muscle, and that was his diagnosis pronouncement that he wrote in his records, and he advanced
08:26a psychological etiology as well, for a purely physical problem I was carrying, and he wrote
08:33in my records I was exhibiting aberrant behavior, and I had a chronic infection in my neck below
08:39this injury, and basically I was dying at this point.
08:44My health was sliding into a serious decline.
08:50He did not write me any prescription for medicine, and he gave me no referral onto another doctor,
08:59and his opinion was incorrect as well.
09:05It was a misdiagnosis.
09:06His erroneous pronouncement adversely impacted future medical professionals' opinions of my
09:14injury.
09:15Last week, I did some videos on my exchange with Birmingham Radiological Group, and they
09:24had three radiologists who misdiagnosed my x-ray CT scans and an MRI scan that I had done
09:35at St. Vincent's East Hospital Ascension in American Health Imaging, and these radiologists
09:44were Angus Baird, MD, in American Health Imaging.
09:48Julian Patrick Druhan did the x-ray and two CT scans for St. Vincent's East Ascension, and
09:57Donald Shane Kelly, who did the CT scan, I had, with contrast, also at St. Vincent's East Hospital.
10:09So yeah, when you go around and you have these different medical scans, and you take the medical
10:16data and you move it on to the next doctor or hospital, yeah, and what's produced in these
10:25various medical encounters, this does not exist in a vacuum.
10:30But in my case, I got all my records, and I took this around with me to these new doctors
10:36that I would visit, all right?
10:39And yeah, in this video series, I will illustrate how the erroneous pronouncements and the misdiagnosis
10:48of the three radiologists, who are members of Birmingham Radiological Group, that I mentioned,
10:54that information, it later adversely impacted the medical opinions of otherwise unrelated doctors.
11:06So yeah, I took the St. Vincent's East Ascension imagery to Grandview Neurology in Kyle Hudgens.
11:19He took the pictures, and yeah, he looked at them, and I gave him a disc, and he left the
11:28room where the medical encounter took place.
11:32And he went and looked at these pictures, I believe, on a computer for about 10 minutes.
11:38And then he came back into the room.
11:40So please note here, Kyle Hudgens, when I showed him these pictures, he didn't say,
11:47I can't look at those pictures, I don't know what I'm looking at, etc.
11:51He took the pictures, and he proceeded to review them, all right?
11:56And this is very significant.
11:57Yeah, I asked him what did the pictures look like, and he was kind of cagey, kind of quiet
12:06about what his thoughts were.
12:09And then he comes back and he asked me, well, what did the doctors, what did the radiologists
12:17involved in those scans say the diagnosis was?
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