00:00If you're interested in the current state of affairs in the very corrupt medical industry in Birmingham, Alabama, yes, this
00:13needs immediate outside intervention.
00:16The authorities in the state of Alabama, in the cities, in the counties, they are not doing anything about this
00:25stuff.
00:27Corruption is the norm.
00:30I will direct you to this website.
00:33It's called Indeed.
00:36Now, what you can do here is, if you have worked at a company, any company, basically, any place of
00:48employment, you can leave a review about your experience there.
00:53And this also goes for medical practices, hospitals, doctors' offices, etc.
00:58I'll share a trick also about using the Indeed website.
01:03Once you type in the business or employer that you want to see the reviews on, they will display several.
01:16And then, after like six or seven reviews, you'll see that there may be hundreds or thousands of other reviews
01:26that you can't read because the body of the text has been blurred out.
01:35They want you to leave your review as an employee of the company to get access to read the other
01:43reviews.
01:43Well, there is a way around this, and I'll tell you how to do this.
01:47What you do is, what you do is, the headlines to the reviews, you can read those.
01:56And you right-click your mouse button over the headline, open that as a new page or a new tab
02:06in your web browser, and you can read that review.
02:10And yeah, it's a bit tedious, but using this technique, you can read every single review that's left on the
02:20Indeed website without having to enter in any type of information.
02:25Okay, we go to Indeed and start typing in some of the names of these medical practices and hospitals, etc.,
02:37and you will very quickly see it's not just me as a patient relating these negative experiences.
02:46The actual people who work for these schools also have some stories to tell, and they can do so here
02:55more or less anonymously.
03:00If you're thinking about going to a medical practice in Birmingham, Alabama, go to Indeed and read the experiences of
03:10people who have worked in these places first.
03:13And some of these reviews are jaw-dropping.
03:19All right, Birmingham Radiological Group.
03:22Yes, I had dealings with this group.
03:25Three of their doctors misread four separate scans that I had done.
03:32CT with contrast.
03:35This was misread by Donald Shane Kelly.
03:39I had an x-ray.
03:41And two.
03:43CT scans without contrast.
03:47These were looked at and misread by Dr. Julian Patrick Druhan, MD.
03:54These were taken at the Ascension of St. Vincent's East Hospital.
04:00Also for American Health Imaging, I had an MRI scan done.
04:09Examine and misread by Dr. Angus Baird, MD.
04:13All three of these doctors are members of Birmingham Radiological Group.
04:18Yes, I called Birmingham Radiological Group and spoke to their CEO, Doyle Stewart.
04:25The phone call was recorded.
04:27You can go listen to that call.
04:30I filed a Better Business Bureau complaint against Birmingham Radiological Group.
04:39And you can see how they responded.
04:42Doyle Stewart was not willing to help me by having his doctors account for their errors.
04:49All right.
04:50So this is something that everybody should be aware of.
04:53Doctors for this group, you might want to think twice about being a member of this place.
04:58Because now, we'll put the pictures up here again.
05:02And what's going to happen for the rest of my life is we're going to debate this thing out in
05:07public.
05:08Okay?
05:10The pictures speak for themselves.
05:13Any doctor worth their salt will easily be able to see the injuries in my pictures.
05:19I had broken the underside of my skull and I had almost died.
05:22So we're talking about major negligence.
05:27Authorities and folks that should be holding these doctors to account shirking their duties.
05:37All right?
05:38You can see in the Better Business Bureau complaint issued by Birmingham Radiological Group.
05:46They advanced a representative who had no medical credentials.
05:51All right?
05:53Shannon Sykes.
05:54And their response is mostly a feeble attempt at mocking a patient who almost died.
06:05Injuries neglected by doctors on their payroll.
06:09This is unacceptable.
06:12All right.
06:13So this complaint via an employee of Birmingham Radiological Group on E&D.
06:19The headline reads,
06:22No Communication Management.
06:26This person was a technology support specialist.
06:31Claims to be a former employee.
06:34This review is from April 10th, 2017.
06:39And I quote,
06:40A typical day at work at this place was dry and slow with no interaction within the department.
06:48I learned the very basics of the job in order to be able to troubleshoot basic issues.
06:54My manager was not a leader and preferred to work by himself on all issues within the company.
07:02The culture within the workplace was relaxed but promoted unhealthy stress due to the lack of communication and terrible management
07:12practices.
07:13The hardest part of the job was not being informed about the operations of the company and not knowing what
07:22was expected of me.
07:24Yeah, what you can see here, there is assertions of compartmentalization.
07:33And this is a breeding ground for corruption.
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