Patient Relates Being Dumped In Rude Telephone Exchange With Beleaguered Grandview Neurology

In a new patient review posted, relating their experience with Grandview Medical Group Neurology (located within The Grandview Medical Center (located off of Hwy. 280 near Birmingham, Alabama), an 80 year old who visited their ER in May with a stroke, tells how they were set up with an appointment with the neurology unit MD's, only to be called days before the visit and being told by a "dismissive" assistant that it was being cancelled.

I replay my My 9/27/23 phone call to Grandview CEO Daniel McKinney.

Breakdown Of my own patient / customer issues at Grandview in 2019.

Before you consider any other review of Dr. Kyle Hudgens MD or Grand View Neurology please see my several hours video on my 2019 $300 (CASH) visit. I had a broken skull injury I almost died from - 3 inch long insects & worms grew in the wound (SEE X-RAYS / MRI / CT IN VIDEOS). This MD would not acknowledge my injury (see images in videos), he reviewed the images which clearly show the truth of my injury.

Neurologist Kyle Hudgens of Grand View Neurology (Affinity Physian Services) (located off highway 280, Birmingham, Alabama). 6/12/19 visit following a referral in May from American Family Care (despite the radiologist there noting no abnormality, a cloudy oval several inches in diameter appeared in standard x-ray images near the basilar area of my skull / my left side). I paid $256 for this Grandview Neurology (Affinity Physician Services LLC) Kyle Hudgens M.D. visit.

The doctor engaged in too much irrelevant small talk. When I moved the conversation to my injury he acted offended. I showed him (printed and I gave him a copy of the discs (ie: my medical records)) X-Rays, CT scans and MRI showing the pebble size piece of bone that broke off the underside of my skull and was told no injuries or abnormalities were present. I showed him a CT picture from a just few days earlier showing a CSF Leak, infection and hole in the bottom of my skull (clearly visible head trauma 3 inches+ in diameter) in an MRI, CT and X-Ray image then I was told I had simply strained a neck muscle. He advanced a psychological etiology for a purely physical problem I was carrying / wrote in my records I was exhibiting aberrant behavior (I had a chronic infection in my neck below this injury and was dying at this point). Was given, no medicine, no referral and a misdiagnosis.

In this series I illustrate a nagging problem I suffered throughout this ordeal, how I would take my records and images misdiagnosed by one group of doctors / hospitals onto unrelated doctors (for another opinion) and how the previous errors contaminated my hopes at obtaining correct identification and treatment of my injury. The images were useful, in that they correctly showed the issue (serious head trauma) but subsequent doctors would look at the images and asked "well what did THEY say it was?".