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Olevia metry, 6311 Richmond highway, Alexandria, VA
I just can’t describe how doctor Metry helped me through my pain she is an incredible doctor who listened to her patient and prescribed for the right medications . I highly recommend her to anyone loosing hope with other doctors. Thank you so much doctor olevia metry .
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Dr wood, Richmond, VA
Dr wood was my anthesthologist on January 3, 2017. We spoke prior to surgery and I told him I get very sick from the meds. He ensured me that he would take care of the anthesiology. Needless to say, I was very sick!!!!
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MARION HERRING, 7858 Shrader Rd, Richmond, VA 23294, RICHMOND, VA
HE DESTROYED MY KNEE!! I WILL NEVER WALK RIGHT EVER AGAIN!! HE DIDNT LISTEN TO ANYTHING I TRIED TO TELL HIM. A TRUE KNOW IT ALL.HE RUSHED THROUGH MY SURGERY( AS THE GUY BEFORE ME TOOK 2 HOURS LONGER THAN EXPECTED) MY FATHER TOLD ME I WAS OUT OF SURGERY IN LESS THAN 20 MINUTES. AND NOW IM A CRIPPLED MAN BECAUSE OF HIM
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Category: Veteran Hospitals Treating Soldiers
Veteran Administration Hospitals
The watchdog agency, Government Accounting Office (GAO) has called on VA to tighten up its credentialing. GOA’s audit of the agency found multiple instances where veterans received medical services from 57 disqualified providers who were disqualified from providing care to patients. “VHA facilities did not consistently adhere to policies regarding providers with adverse actions,” GAO said in its report. That report was delivered to the House Committee on Veterans *** Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. The report hones in on one massive failure within the agency that has plagued its hiring and credentialing of clinicians for years – – staff responsible for credentialing are not provided mandatory training focused on credentialing. Seems like an obvious issue given the history of problems VA continues to struggle with within its audits and various investigations by the press. FierceHealthcare, a government-centric publication, highlighted a few examples from the report worth noting. In at least five facilities, agency hiring officials were unaware of hiring policies against hiring doctors with revoked or surrendered medical licenses. Underlying admissions for relinquishing one’s licenses were in instances of misconduct, incompetence or providing substandard care. Anyone with these issues is supposed to be precluded from working for VA to provide medical care. In one instance, VA hired a nurse whose license was revoked for patient neglect who later resigned. This issue is not a new problem. Over the years, various news reports have highlighted VA’s struggle to maintain adequate credentialing of its doctors, which is a part of this problem. In some instances, VA would publish false credentials to the public about its own doctors. In one instance, VA reportedly hired a doctor who previously surrendered his license after failing to complete continuing education. Now, continuing education can be very important in areas like stroke treatment or management of atrial fibrillation, for example. In other instances, VA would select unqualified clinicians to provide diagnostic medical services including detection and treatment of veterans seeking benefits following traumatic brain injuries. In 2015, I started working with Kare11 News and AJ Lagoe to uncover instances where my own clients were economically or physically harmed due to this form of negligence. At that time, we uncovered VA used unqualified doctors to diagnose traumatic brain injuries. This investigation uncovered another problem where the agency published false or expired credentials to the public about their doctors – – both problems likely existed for a decade or longer. At the end of the day, the agency does not tightly police its own clinicians to ensure they are appropriately licensed, adequately credentialed, and adequately trained to provide the services they are providing to veterans nationwide. Obviously, the agency failed to address the core problem. The agency fails to hold officials accountable when they fail to select appropriately trained and qualified clinicians to provide medical services to veterans. Apparently, the problem is so prevalent the agency continued to hire unqualified clinicians to provide services to veterans without licenses to provide those services. Who will be held accountable? How many veterans were harmed?
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Lenka stankova, 4500 s lancaster, Dallas, 76119
Lenka Stankova would never be my doctor way to many valid issues raised. I want to work at the local VA protection from being fired, student loans handled sounds like the lottery of jobs the inmates running the asylum P. Razen Virginia
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Lenka stankova, 4500 s lancaster, Dallas, 76119
I would like to know more about the racism and the white privilege that's happening at the Dallas VA. Is that the entire VA, or just Lenka Stankovas department? I was considering moving to Dallas but I think I will stay at New Orleans VA Medical Center. I don't want to go anywhere were I am treated as 2nd class. CRT training might help?
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Category: Restaurant
McDonald's, 5520 W. Broad St., Richmond, VA, 23230
The problem is that you are poor. Go make some more money so you can afford to eat there. Geez. I can't believe you are complaining about Mcdonalds pricing. Sad for you. :(
Food OK, but they price gouge! Posted price for the Sausage Egg McMuff...
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Category: Restaurant
Mcdonalds, 8060 W Broad st, Richmond, VA, 23294
Enjoy eating at this restaurant. The manager is always so welcoming, helpful and very professional. His staff is hardworking and friendly too. Restaurant is always clean and neat.
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Category: Restaurant
McDonald’s, Midlothian turn pike, Richmond, VA, 23225
Very sad to learn that breakfast specials are no longer honored after 11:00
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