A year after Timothy Bednar of the Greater Austin Pain Center in Kyle kicked me out I started receiving strange Bills from them. This is a scam .
At the first visit to the Kyle office I filled out a bunch of papers and then was handed a tablet I had to answer questions on. I found the questions juvenile. They were written on 4th grade level.. It seemed that they were trying to gather information on level of depression caused by pain and discover whether the person filling it out was suicidal.
I hold a PhD in Clinical Psychology with a research emphasis on psychological testing and I found it stupid and told them so. I was told to fill out the tablet or I couldn't be treated. So I told her I would fill it with random responses. When I saw Bednar and told my situation to him he seemed rational and suggested various cortisone injections into the discs of my spine to relieve pain. We had several months of injections .
When I was let into the injection room I had to drop my pants and take everything out of my pockets . There were no lockers as in normal Medical Clinics. I was given a basket to put my wallet and keys in. If Bednar had to move them off the table near the injection site he always asked me if I could if he could move them.
But one day that was especially painful I was given the bum's rush. A man came in and without asking ran off with the basket containing my wallet and keys. I found them in a curtained partition across the hall.
Other things were suspicious about this Clinic. Most distressing was that Bednar couldn't keep his schedule of injections coherent, so I never knew what he was going to inject me or where.
I recorded the entire last session from beginning to end. The man who carried off my wallet and keys without asking was named Jesse but I'm pretty sure his name was Haysoos (Jesus).
I observed that only whites worked in front of a glass in that office and it appears that behind the glass is all brown people
Jesus was brown. I told Haysoos that I didn't appreciate his spiriting off my keys and my wallet without asking and suggested that this was a good opportunity for thievery. Of course he ratted me out immediately.
Bednar then called me into an office and told me that Jesse was his right-hand man and told Bednar a number of unpleasant things about me, unnamed and probably lies. So he had to dismiss me from the office. My last words to Bednar were concerning further billing and he agreed not to do any further billing. This is on the recording.
I limped out of the office still in pain and wondered what to do. I went to YouTube and found a PT who had an exercise designed to eliminate the need for surgery. Surgery Bednar suggested. After two days of these exercises I was pain free with no drugs. That was a long time ago. I learned that spinal steroid injections can destroy tissue. Why would they inject chemicals that destroy discs?
Why do I think this is malpractice?
So when they send their account to a collection agency, Bednar gets sued
Greater Austin Pain Center Reviews
A year after Timothy Bednar of the Greater Austin Pain Center in Kyle kicked me out I started receiving strange Bills from them. This is a scam .
At the first visit to the Kyle office I filled out a bunch of papers and then was handed a tablet I had to answer questions on. I found the questions juvenile. They were written on 4th grade level.. It seemed that they were trying to gather information on level of depression caused by pain and discover whether the person filling it out was suicidal.
I hold a PhD in Clinical Psychology with a research emphasis on psychological testing and I found it stupid and told them so. I was told to fill out the tablet or I couldn't be treated. So I told her I would fill it with random responses. When I saw Bednar and told my situation to him he seemed rational and suggested various cortisone injections into the discs of my spine to relieve pain. We had several months of injections .
When I was let into the injection room I had to drop my pants and take everything out of my pockets . There were no lockers as in normal Medical Clinics. I was given a basket to put my wallet and keys in. If Bednar had to move them off the table near the injection site he always asked me if I could if he could move them.
But one day that was especially painful I was given the bum's rush. A man came in and without asking ran off with the basket containing my wallet and keys. I found them in a curtained partition across the hall.
Other things were suspicious about this Clinic. Most distressing was that Bednar couldn't keep his schedule of injections coherent, so I never knew what he was going to inject me or where.
I recorded the entire last session from beginning to end. The man who carried off my wallet and keys without asking was named Jesse but I'm pretty sure his name was Haysoos (Jesus).
I observed that only whites worked in front of a glass in that office and it appears that behind the glass is all brown people
Jesus was brown. I told Haysoos that I didn't appreciate his spiriting off my keys and my wallet without asking and suggested that this was a good opportunity for thievery. Of course he ratted me out immediately.
Bednar then called me into an office and told me that Jesse was his right-hand man and told Bednar a number of unpleasant things about me, unnamed and probably lies. So he had to dismiss me from the office. My last words to Bednar were concerning further billing and he agreed not to do any further billing. This is on the recording.
I limped out of the office still in pain and wondered what to do. I went to YouTube and found a PT who had an exercise designed to eliminate the need for surgery. Surgery Bednar suggested. After two days of these exercises I was pain free with no drugs. That was a long time ago. I learned that spinal steroid injections can destroy tissue. Why would they inject chemicals that destroy discs?
Why do I think this is malpractice?
So when they send their account to a collection agency, Bednar gets sued