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Orthopedic Associates
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As a hospital administrator, I always have a keen eye when I go to hospitals other than my own. My mother was assaulted at work and suffered a knee injury. Dr. Dickey showed repeatedly that he did NOT have a heart. He seemed to care more about the financial aspect of her situation (worker's comp claim) rather than her well-being. The radiology report stated medial/lateral meniscus tears (which had not been there prior to the assault). Dr. Dickey, however, expressed to mother that she had arthritis. Following her surgery, he didn't bother to tell her the findings/diagnosis, once again, he insisted it was arthritis. Unfortunately, I couldn't be present for this surgery and another sister (who is not a medical professional) was there. My sister was never able to get a definite/final diagnosis. Was the meniscus repaired? The nursing staff were unable to provide that info as well, they said we would need to wait for his dictated operative report. My mother wasn't given a photograph o
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