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American Medical Association [AMA] Progressive vision institute

On 2/16/2022, Dr. Shann Lin performed surgery on my right eye to repair a retiinal tear. Dr. Lin kept saying my eye was healing well . I saw him every 2-3 weeks. My eye certainly didnt feel like it was healing Finally in November 2022 he says more surgery or drop therapy is needed. I saw Dr.Barry Molloy at Pennsylvania Eye Consultants inFeb.2023 who said my retinal tear was not repaired properly. In March 2023 I had surgery on the same eye with Dr. Molloy. Dr. Molloy said that Dr. Lin also waited too long to do a second surgery and as a result I may not recover much eyesight. I have not. I feel betrayed as I trusted Dr. Lin. I feel he stole my insurance money and now my life is hard with one eye that does not work.

Desired outcome: I do not want this to happen to another patient at Progressive Vision Institute. I also would like the insurance co-pays I had to pay returned.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Diagnosed with covid tested negative 2 days later

I was diagnosed with covid at the University of Washington's Pioneer Clinic in downtown Seattle. I told the staff at the homeless shelter I was staying at and they tested me positive and threw me out on the streets without letting me see the test myself. within 48 hours I test myself and am negative. Is this a medical miracle or medical malpractice?

Claimed loss: I was forced to come home and missed a job. That is a good two years of salary owed to me plus the torte d outrage adds another $80,000 for quality psychotherapy to heal from the traumatic abuse.

Desired outcome: I want an answer. Is it a medical miracle or medical malpractice?

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American Medical Association [AMA] Ozempic

As a diabetic I can tell you how disgusted I am that doctors are filling prescriptions for Ozempic and others for people to drop a few pounds. I asked my doctor what it does to a person who doesn't have diabetes. You know what ,he didn't know. I can never get this medicine when I need it..It is the only one that works to regulate my blood glucose level. I thought doctors took a vow to "do no harm" well guess what your harming me and everyone that needs this medicine

Desired outcome: an answer

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American Medical Association [AMA] earns a trustworthiness rating of 91%

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  • While American Medical Association [AMA] has a high level of trust, our investigation has revealed that the company's complaint resolution process is inadequate and ineffective. As a result, only 1% of 107 complaints are resolved. The support team may have poor customer service skills, lack of training, or not be well-equipped to handle customer complaints.
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American Medical Association [AMA] Impairment Rating Complaint

The AMA provides no guidance or instructions for impairment ratings for COVID-19 vaccine allergic reactions which is making it difficult to receive an impairment rating. However, there is full guidance for long-haul COVID-19. Doctors need guidance on how to rate vaccine injuries. People are experiencing the same symptoms as long-haul COVID-19 such as heart problems like tachycardia, breathing problems, swollen lymph nodes, nerve damage etc. Where is the guidance?

Desired outcome: We would like the AMA to develop guidance for COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Poor Service

On August 22,2023 around 9:45 I approached Dr Victor Herrera, Podiatrist during my brother's visit, who is a type 2 diabetic, about him clipping his nails until they were bleeding, and not to clip them so close. Well, the doctor said he could not guarantee that and he put medicine on them, I said that is ridiculous and that we will find a new doctor.

Desired outcome: For him not clip anyone's nails till they bleed.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Doctor lack of professionalism.

I had an appointment with a new neurologist on August 10,2023. The doctors name is Robert A. Turk, Jr. MD. He was running about 1/2 hour late which I can understand. However, when it interferes with my time and not discussing my more serious issues that is unprofessional. He went over my migraine headaches which are under control and numbness and tingling I get in my arms and legs. He did not talk about my main issues which are my lack of balance, garbled speech and and forgetfulness. When he was dismissing me, I told him I had some other more concerning issues I needed to discuss with him he told me he was running behind we would talk about them at my next appointment in 3 months. What kind of doctor does that.

My name is Karen A. Norgren-Dowling

1333 Royal BIrkdale Circle

Rockledge, Fl. 32955

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American Medical Association [AMA] Care of spinal care

Atlantic brain and spinal care were treating me for the last year Dr Thomas Melan when i was diagnosed with 7 compressed fractures c4,6,7, t1,3,7,8. I can walk but very limited walk, stand or sitting so I'm done. Dr. Melan filed out my disability forms for social security and the disability insurance Hartford company asked for an update and because I didn't want to go for vertebroplasty; he is now saying that I can return to work full duty with no restrictions. I am not a superhero or have I had a miracle happen to me. I just think that this is malicious and callous behavior and should be addressed swiftly.

Desired outcome: I would like to know why this was EVER done and if the office worker that i had talked to was terminated for this awful misconduct was done. I would like to have an apology written for future reference because of the ramifications.

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American Medical Association [AMA] A implant service

On Dec. 28th 2020 Timothy A Moses put a penile implant in. On my first post opp visit I should him a kink at the base of my penis, He blew it off and told me not to worry about it. well later after many visits I told him something was wrong. My penis head flopped to one side and he told me that the tubes felt like they were both on one side/ So June the 8th 2022 he was going to correct it but instead removed it that it wasn't possible to fix the problem.

So now I have a dead Testie and cannot have a erection like he said I could. The Edex shots don't work no more so I fell like I have been castrated. I did talk to another Urologist and he said normal erections etc. is not possible and the kink was a warning that something was not correct. The other urologist told me he should have put another implant in at the time of removal.

So now have to see another Doctor for a implant.

Desired outcome: Compensation

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American Medical Association [AMA] Home Health Care being passed off as palliative/hospice care

My doctor wants me in palliative/hospice care, but all that is being offered from said groups is only Home Health Care. By definition I believe this should be considered fraudulent. If all they offer is home health care they should not use the name of palliative/hospice care. June 2023. I was also told by the nurse that Mosaic Life Care had the same practices of no doctors used in pallative/hospice care.

Desired outcome: seen by a palliative/hospice care doctor, not just receive home healthcare services.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Medical Service at Wellstar OBGYN, Paulding Co., GA Dr. Sheri Campbell [protected]

I have been going to Wellstar OBGYN for years, my medical history should be within my files. I first saw Dr. Elizabeth Taghechian for several years, then Dr. Sheri Campbell approximately 6 years ago. One of the prescriptions I listed and confirmed I take is Valtrex for herpes. I was told previously by Dr. Sheri Campbell if I had a flare up to call the office and request a RX for Valtrex and she would phone in the prescription, I seldom get flare ups but did have a flare-up over the weekend, 6/3/23. I called this morning, 6/5/223 left a message stating I need to get a RX prescription, I left my name, phone number and date of birth, the prescription I needed and for why. The return call I received is that there is no lab work supporting the prescription to be filled, I stated to the lady I disclosed that I take the prescription and the reason, herpes, as needed when I first saw Dr. Tag and Dr. Sheri Campbell and it is confirmed each time when I have my annual check. Dr. Sheri Campbell has never stated she will need to conduct lab work in order to verify I have herpes and the need for Valtrex in order for her to phone in the prescription. It is very unprofessional, inconvenient to state there may be a problem with filling the RX due to no lab work supporting the RX during a flare- up instead of requesting lab work when I initially and annually disclosed I have the disease and took Valtrex, particularly when Dr. Sheri Campbell advised me to call when I have a flare up and she would call in the RX. I reiterated to look in my to confirm I take the prescription and for herpes. I am requesting the AMA to contact the office of Wellstar, Dr. Sheri Campbell and ask to fill my prescription request for Valtrex, as I simply did as I was instructed by Dr. Sheri Campbell to call when I have a flare-up and she would phone in the Valtrex prescription and to verify I have disclosed I have herpes and take Valtrex.

You may also confirm with Dr. Taghechian, that I disclosed to her I have herpes and I take Valtrex. All this should be in my medical records with both doctors.

Thank you,

Denise Winsett

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Desired outcome: To simply phone in the Valtrex prescription Dr. Sheri Campbell stated she would do upon my calling stating I have a flare-up, as I requested to phone in the prescription morning.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Inova primary care central scheduling

May 30,2023

Called to schedule an appointment for physicians care and treatment concerning a very painful physical condition that had been continuing since the last visit over a week ago.

Held on the phone for approximately 15 min. Then my name in the que finally came up. I asked for an appointment and was told that Dr. Mumad did not have anything available until the next day. As I was in pain and very uncomfortable I asked if there was a Telehealth appointment available with another physician today hoping to get care and relief.

I was given an appointment at 9:30 AM and waited in my seat for over 1 hour and fifteen minutes for the physician to join the Telehealth call. I called the scheduling line again and waited my 15 min to speak with someone about the call and what happened to the doctor. I was put on hold and then when the scheduler came back to the phone she informed me that the doctor I had been waiting for was on maternity leave (I had even received a notice stating that the doctor was running behind when in fact she was out of the office).

I informed the scheduler Myra that I had been waiting in my seat for over an hour for the physician to arrive and how incompetent it is to tell a patient who is in need of care that there is no doctor now available as the doctor is on maternity leave and no appointment is available for you or treatment of your symptoms.

It only got worse as Myra told me not to talk down to her... No concern for me the patient who needed care. I asked for her supervisor (central scheduling center May 30, 9:00 AM to 12:00 AM) she informed me the patient that she did not like how I talked down to Myra by pointing out the incompetency. I told her I was the patient who was in need of care and how incompetent it was to have me on line for over 1 hour waiting for a doctor to come on line who was on maternity leave. She began yelling at me telling me she was going to go to the customer service representative after I told her I was reporting this incident to INOVA. No appointment for care just a belligerent attitude and incompetence on INOVA's performance. I have been with INOVA for over 20 years. At this point I have received no care and no appointment for care only additional infliction of elevated blood pressure and a racing heart (of which I had an Echogram that I cancelled today due to pain and discomfort).

I would like INOVA Primary Care to improve their approach to patient care immediately. People especially, sick people need to know they can count on the medical community when they are needed. Alot has changed since COVID. A trained administrative staff who is competent, and not belligerent to the patients when they reach out for medical care should be put in place immediately to avoid further damage to patients when calling for help.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Primary care center Abingdon

I were told that God talk to everybody the same; but I know better God talk to each of us different. God told me not to take medicine and people at this facility were telling me the first sentence. I need to see Dr Newsome or Dr V (cannot pronounce last name) because of the other doctors I cannot see these doctors. Please help me. I will never go to a hospital or physician (except eye or dentist).

Desired outcome: I want to see Dr Newsome or Dr V

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American Medical Association [AMA] The obesity code... My weight is not due to too many calories.

Tyronetta E. Leech
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Waldorf, MD 20601
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May 23. 2023
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Chicago, IL 60611
Subject: Concerns Regarding the Misconceptions and Stigmatization of Obesity
Dear American Medical Association,
I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to express my concerns about the current narrative surrounding obesity and the associated stigma that individuals like myself face on a daily basis. As an organization committed to promoting excellence in medical practice and patient care, I believe it is crucial to address this issue to ensure fair and accurate representation of those affected by obesity.
In my view, obesity often parallels a distressing scenario where vulnerable individuals become targets of bullying. It is disheartening to witness how societal attitudes often oversimplify the causes of obesity, focusing solely on excessive food consumption. However, my personal experience has led me to a different understanding. I have come to realize that my weight gain is not solely a result of overeating, but rather a complex interplay of various factors, including my body's tendency to store every bit of fat it encounters due to an uncertainty about when it will receive its next nourishment.
Thus, it is both perplexing and disheartening that I am frequently labeled with a code suggesting that my obesity is primarily attributed to an excessive intake of calories. This equivalence overlooks the multifaceted nature of obesity and fails to acknowledge the underlying physiological factors that contribute to its development. Drawing a parallel between this oversimplification and suggesting that hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia are interchangeable seems unjustifiable and diminishes the significance of accurate medical diagnoses.
Moreover, I would like to emphasize that my ability to engage in physical activity has been severely limited due to my medical conditions, including the side effects of certain medications. Prior to becoming disabled, I was able to walk miles and maintain an active lifestyle. Unfortunately, these circumstances have significantly impacted my mobility and exercise capacity. It is crucial for medical professionals to consider the broader context and individual circumstances that can influence weight gain and physical activity levels before making assumptions or passing judgment.
Regrettably, I must express my disappointment in certain instances where interactions with healthcare providers have left me feeling emotionally distressed. Leaving a doctor's appointment should be a moment of hope and reassurance, but when it feels like I am being subjected to bullying or unfair treatment due to my weight, it only exacerbates the physical and emotional challenges I face. It is my sincere belief that medical professionals should adhere to the highest ethical standards of care, treating all patients with compassion, respect, and dignity, irrespective of their weight or appearance.
In light of these concerns, I kindly request that the American Medical Association takes the initiative to address and rectify the misconceptions and stigma surrounding obesity. This could be achieved through educational campaigns, raising awareness among healthcare professionals about the complexities of obesity, and promoting evidence-based, patient-centered approaches to weight management.
I would be grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such efforts, whether it be by sharing my personal experiences, participating in awareness campaigns, or engaging in discussions to promote a more comprehensive and compassionate approach to obesity.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I have faith in the American Medical Association's commitment to improving healthcare outcomes for all patients and trust that my concerns will be taken into consideration. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and any actions the association plans to undertake in addressing this issue.
Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]

Desired outcome: Create another coding system.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Atwater medical group

Made phone visit appointment from my cell phone, was text that i had $154.00 account balance which had to be paid before dr's appt could be completed, paid bill by credit card on mobil phone, next day i was called and told that there was a $13.93 balance due, i asked why it was not included with the $154.00 balance paid day before, clerk said it had just came from billing, was told it must be paid before phone appt could be done, asked for link to be sent so i could pay, link would not come up for bill to be paid, another call from office advised that i could pay bill to receptionist, explained that i have been scamed in past did not feel safe giving my info without assurance it was safe, was told that appt would be cancelled. I don't know the legal asspect of this, please advise if my rights were violated. Thank you.

Desired outcome: I WOULD LIKE AN APOLOGY WITH ASSURANCE THAT THIS WOULD NOT HAPPEN AGAIN.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Violation of doctor/patient confidentiality

I live in the city of Walla Walla, WA and over the past 7 years (at least) I've been encountering more and more instances of doctors disregarding AMA's code on doctor/patient confidentiality. (I've encountered the same thing outside of Walla Walla and am confident this is something that's happening nationwide as well and on an ever increasing level.) My appointments with various doctors have often ended in the situation where the doctor enters the room but is also accompanied by a note taker. No one has informed me that this was going to happen or asked if I was ok with having another person (total stranger to me) besides the doctor present in the room during my appointment. I'm feeling more and more frustrated, embarrassed and imposed upon as a patient as these instances continue to increase. This arrangement is in total violation of AMA's code of ethics. The only reason the note takers are present is for the benefit and convenience of the doctor. They contribute nothing in the way of actual medical assistance to me, the patient. I'm disappointed that a doctor has so little consideration for me as a patient that he/she thinks it's perfectly ok to have a total stranger come into the room and allow that person to be privy to my personal medical information that is intended solely for the doctor. That person has no right or business knowing my medical facts or issues. I addition, it's ALWAYS very uncomfortable and at times very embarrassing to try and discuss medical concerns/questions in front of these strangers. As a result, I often don't even bother discussing concerns which I had planned to bring-up and my responses to the doctor are usually very short with limited detail just because the doctor has created such an uncomfortable and restrictive atmosphere in which I as the patient, have to operate. I should also note that in small towns like mine, there are a limited number of doctors and as a result, there is pressure put on the patient to not say anything about "another person in the room" because if the doctors choose not to see you any more, it could be that you either go without the services you need/want or end up having to travel to another city to find the same type of specialist. This could involve anywhere from a 1 to 3 hour drive.

Desired outcome: AMA "emphasized reminder campaign" to all AMA members that they ensure doctor/patient confidentiality is maintained at all times.

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American Medical Association [AMA] About a doctor, Humboldt Hospital, Chicago, IL

My brother is menally ill. Jim fowler I am sister and guardian, he is in a nursing home, atruim,1425 w estes chicago ill. And dr shephali. Patel has him on the wrong meds. He is 67 a vet. And has been mentally il since he was 21. He is bi polar, manic depreesive, and demenative, he has been on haldol for at least 40 years she took him off it at 6 months ago, he has been hitting people swearing, and very angry, so we had court for my brothers lawyers, on january 25, 2023 and the judge told them all, no one is getting paided to excessive, so that night I got a call from atruim and they told me that dr. Patel is finally putting him on haldol, so it took a judge to deny lawyers getting paided for my brother to get the right meds. And he has been on lithuim again for 40 years and she takes him off it, so I have asked her 3 times to get him on the right meds he has been on for 40 years plus and she has refused she does not do her job. She does not know what she is doing, I have seen alot of drs. Though the years no one like this, she is hurting my brother and rehab assist has a guard for him in his room, because he is not on the right meds. So I hope you can find me a real dr. And get her away from my brother and a nother thing he has lost 65 pounds he is so weak

Desired outcome: i would like him out of atruim , closer to me in frankfort, and a doctor who knows about his disorders , he is not geeting help there.

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American Medical Association [AMA] James Andrew Shaffer MD

James A Shaffer MD has written prescriptions for himself and his own consumption under the names of his spouse, his children, even psychiatric medications, and other family member the prescriptions he also picks them up in Pennsylvania and Wyoming.

signs for them. I am not sure why the pharmacies themself have not reported him. Perhaps it is because he is using a variety of pharmacies

including sexual performance medication, testosterone, pain medications, amphetamines, and steroids, and antibiotics. This has been taking place since 2013 and continues to take place. James A Shaffer MD works for OIP, Orthopeadic Institute of Pennsylvania, none of the above named people have ever been seen or treated by Dr Shaffer in his office. There is no medical record for any of the individuals indicating that they are under his professional care nor has there been. Treating family members is unethical according to AMA and AAOS standards, but regardless, there are no medical records to support the necessity for any medications for any of the above named people

Those People are:

James A Shaffer II DOB 9.15.2009

Benjamin Warren Shaffer DOB 3.2.2011

Henry Shaffer DOB 3.31.1942 * The exact DOB has not been confirmed

Tiffany L Shaffer DOB 11.17.1981

James A Shaffer MD DOB 10.13.1976

Desired outcome: Suspension Med license, notify employer, extensive investigation of prescribing / documenting history 2011-22, psych rehab, report to Child / Youth, psych eval

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American Medical Association [AMA] NGPG Neurology Dr. Kerrick

For years I have seen ngpg neurology. This morning I was informed that several doctors have left the practice and that because of that they no longer had the bandwhith to manage care of disorders that my previous neurologist had been managing and my medications would no longer be filled. I am scrambling to get in with my pcp because I have a vp shunt and I have relied on my neurologist for everything for the last 9 years. Medications that they refuse to perscribe will affect my sleep, my ability to function and my quality of life. The oath of a physician is to do no harm. I understand they are busy but they need to give adaquate notification to patients and allow them to transfer care and if they are not able to get those perscriptions help them titrate off of them. I was not offered a plan to titrate off of the medications, to come in and discuss the managment of my care or even a phone call. I just received all of this information in a my chart notification. Not only is that bad business but it is not how you treat patients.

Desired outcome: I would like the opportunity to actually see my Dr. For him to read my chart, to realize i have a vp shunt and not just migrains and that i cant afford botox.

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American Medical Association [AMA] Medications prescribed

Dr. Douglas Lakin of Scottsdale, Arizona, prescribed 540 Tramadol, 50mg...1-2 tablets, 3 times a day, or as needed. This was prescribed to my friend, Wayne Langel, who was 88 years old at the time. We were moving this gentleman into a Memory Care facility last month and I found the bottle behind his towels. He was at an Assisted Living Facility and they administered his medications. They were not aware of this medication. It was prescribed on 1-21-21 and 6 weeks later this gentleman tried to commit suicide, which thank God was unsuccessful. We were so puzzled as to the WHY, until I found these meds. When I found them last week, he had taken 236 pills. I asked him about them, as he does not have pain and he told me they were his happy pills. After reading the side effects for this medication, I was alarmed, to say the least. He is 89, will be 90 in December. I have the bottle. I find this criminal. Thank You

Desired outcome: Response

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American Medical Association [AMA] Inability to make appointment with specialist in neurology

My husband is unable to have tests done as well as reschedule an appointment with a neurologist here in Florida because of the incompetence of his Referral associate. She won't return our calls or the hospital's calls regarding the test his Neurologist has ordered. The staff doesn't answer the phones. I have called them on more than one occasion and left messages that I would like to make an appointment for my husband but to no avail. They do not respond!

Desired outcome: I would like them to set up an appointment for my husband - this way we can make sure that the physician is aware of what his office personnel is not doing, and my husband will get the medical help he needs.

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