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Complaint Review: Vancouver Neurology - Elana Robinson - Vancouver Washington
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Vancouver Neurology - Elana Robinson
505 NE 87th Ave Suite 460 Vancouver, 98662 Washington, U.S.A.
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Vancouver Neurology - Elana Robinson Avoid Elana Robinson, very angry person Vancouver Washington
I am disabled since 2004 after suffering hypoxia. I have been on disability since then.
I have seen many Dr's and they all agree I have brain damage from this. I moved from Longview to be near my daughter and needed a new Neuologist, went to Dr Robinson.
She did an MRI and compared it to the other one. She wrote "abnormal" on it, telling me there were more white spots on it. I asked her to fill out my disablity paperwork and she said OK you can pick it up the next visit.
The next visit she did not say anything about my condition, she had the disablity forms in her hand and threw them in my lap. "I am not going to do this, you are a fraud, you need a Psychiatrist not a Neurologist." I have been followed by a Neurologist since my brain injury. She was red in the face and got right near me. "I have morals, I will not commit fraud" This was in a raised voice, then she stormed out as I was trying to ask her something, went in her office and slammed the door.
I have asked the clinic manager many times to have another MD review my records and requested an apology from Robinson who clearly has issues. Nothing yet. It is hard enough to be disabled without this immature action from someone you pay to help you. The patient is the customer, we are how these people afford their Mercedes, etc.
Tricia
Vancouver, Washington
U.S.A.
I have seen many Dr's and they all agree I have brain damage from this. I moved from Longview to be near my daughter and needed a new Neuologist, went to Dr Robinson.
She did an MRI and compared it to the other one. She wrote "abnormal" on it, telling me there were more white spots on it. I asked her to fill out my disablity paperwork and she said OK you can pick it up the next visit.
The next visit she did not say anything about my condition, she had the disablity forms in her hand and threw them in my lap. "I am not going to do this, you are a fraud, you need a Psychiatrist not a Neurologist." I have been followed by a Neurologist since my brain injury. She was red in the face and got right near me. "I have morals, I will not commit fraud" This was in a raised voice, then she stormed out as I was trying to ask her something, went in her office and slammed the door.
I have asked the clinic manager many times to have another MD review my records and requested an apology from Robinson who clearly has issues. Nothing yet. It is hard enough to be disabled without this immature action from someone you pay to help you. The patient is the customer, we are how these people afford their Mercedes, etc.
Tricia
Vancouver, Washington
U.S.A.
