A 2017 review posted by a former employee of Birmingham Radiological Group (Alabama) mentions management communicated little to the staff, indicating a closed compartmentalized culture. My own experience as a misdiagnosed patient (3 of their doctors (Julian Patrick Druhan MD, Donald Shane Kelly MD, Angus Baird) missed broken bone in the underside of my skull in 4 separate scans). When I confronted BRG with evidence of his doctors misdiagnosing me, I was mocked and led into a circular, dead end argument with word games.
Birmingham Radiological Group (Alabama) appointed Shannon Sykes (who holds no medical qualifications or certifications) through which to issue a rebuttal to my Better Business Bureau (BBB) complaint as a consumer. The group's title appears on the top of a bill for one of these medical scans in 2019. 3 member doctors of this group (Julian Patrick Druhan MD, Angus Baird MD and Donald Shane Kelly MD), radiologists, misdiagnosed medical image scans (X-Rays, CT Scans & MRI scans I had done between 2018-2019 at Saint Vincent's East Hospital (Ascension) & American Health Imaging). I went into the emergency room and to doctors believing I had broken my neck or skull. The doctors took these scans and typed up in official records I had no injury. I obtained the images and written records later and found I had broken the basilar area of my skull.
In this video I share my rejection of their explanation to my complaint. BRG compliance officer Shannon Sykes replied on their behalf in this exchange. She has no medical qualifications. According to internet sources, BRG makes around 10 million dollars revenue annually. In an organization of this size, it should be common practice that any such statement be passed through legal counsel and signed off on by a medical doctor, but why does such a person not represent them here?
Why do these doctors go by different names on the BRG website than appear on their state issued Alabama medical licenses or in medical records?
I never made any claim that I could interpret x-ray, CT scans, and MRIs without any training and can do so better than trained radiologists. I simply am asserting that as a patient, I believe my skull was broken, the BRG doctors said no injury was present in the images. I went and got my records including the images and exactly in the area where I have had the pain that has been so bad I have been to many Emergency Room visits there appears BROKEN BONE, contrary to the radiologists' pronouncements.
Please see my Youtube Channel, MY MEDICAL NIGHTMARE where I have compiled over 10 hours video documentation on my injury and treatment.
