Comments on: Rep. Doug Broxson: Jay Medical Raid Shows Need For Oversight, Government Accountability

By: molino jim

molino jim — Thu, 25 Jun 2015 20:45:58 +0000

Does anyone else have a problem with our medical records open to any and all? I have to sign a release to transfer my medical records from one doctor to another doctor and for me to get copies of my own records. DEA comes in and grabs records and then reads them. At no point did I see where they had probable cause ( has anyone seen the search warrant). I can only guess the judge did. Why not print the search warrant so all can see it. I do not recall signing a release for the American Gestapo to do this.

By: Lynn

Lynn — Thu, 25 Jun 2015 15:40:47 +0000

People make their own choices and I agree with Proud. Are use saying people are brainless little sheep that go blindly to the slaughter? And to answer your question yes it has affected my family. My son was in a accident that put him in a wheel chair for a long time. He was taking a lot of pain meds for a long time. BUT he knew he was getting hooked on them and CHOSE to quit taking them. People know if they are getting hooked they are not stupid, they just don’t take the responsibility for their actions.

By: chillywilly

chillywilly — Thu, 25 Jun 2015 12:10:36 +0000

Who was the Judge that signed these search warrants

By: Niknak50

Niknak50 — Thu, 25 Jun 2015 00:02:18 +0000

Re: Ed Hudson, you would have a valid point if this was an investigation. Investigations do not start with fully armed law enforcement personnel wearing body armor and carrying tactical weapons. This was a medical office, not Bin Ladens hideout. Yet it was stormed as if it was a heavily armed compound full of terrorists, and everyone knows it was excessive unwarranted force against two citizens of this country.

By: Proud Patient

Proud Patient — Wed, 24 Jun 2015 23:44:13 +0000

Well Mr. Hudson I suggest you check your facts. As these doctors were not illegally prescribing narcotics and if the patient got hooked it’s not the doctor’s fault as the patient can choose not to take the medication and most definitely chooses to take the medication NOT as prescribed ,therefore,if they succumb because of an overdose they are accountable!! Furthermore, you obviously know NOTHING about these two doctors as you are implying they write prescriptions to make “big bucks”, that is not the reason they prescribe medications , it is to help their patients who have real need.
Two of the most compassionate doctors I know!

By: Ed hudson

Ed hudson — Wed, 24 Jun 2015 21:15:39 +0000

Yes Lynn believe it or not there are Doctors that illegally prescribe heavy narcotics with the sole intention of getting their patients hooked on the drug so they will continuously return for more medication. This equates to big bucks for the doctor. One way these doctors are discovered is by the rate of their patients over dosing. There have been a lot of good people who have sucomed to these type of doctors and one reason why prescription medication has surpassed the street drugs in over dosing. This may not have effected you or your family but that does not make it any less important.
Biscuit, tell us how long one of these investigations should last. How many experts are required and what is the back log on getting the information examined? These are things that may well take time.

By: Lynn

Lynn — Wed, 24 Jun 2015 17:15:24 +0000

So you are telling me because there are people stupid enough to misuse a prescription that the doctor should be help accountable? All a doctor can do is go by what they are told by you and the follow up test that they do. They are their to help with the pain and suffer of people. It is up to you to follow the directions of your doctor. If a doctor prescribes me medicine and I take half the bottle and I die, it’s his fault? No it is your fault. Everyone wants to blame someone else for their stupidity.

By: Biscuit

Biscuit — Wed, 24 Jun 2015 07:53:39 +0000

At Hudson,….4 years to do an investigation???? You gettin paid by the hour??? Give me a break man, this was ridiculous. These Docs got railroaded, plain and simple.

By: Rebel Gates

Rebel Gates — Wed, 24 Jun 2015 07:21:19 +0000

A Federal government official came to my home on 2 different occasions to question me about Dr. David and Dr. Michael, simply because I had once been employed at two facilities they also saw patients at. Neither time was I home when he lefy his business card, and I neglected to dignify the farce with a return call. I was appalled then, and appalled now that our government has the power to ruin an innocent persons life simply because they want to. My hats off to anyone who stands up for these fine men. I’ve seen first hand, how selfless and courageous they are, how compassionate they are, in a Healthcare world that has lost its compassion factor. I’m so proud of them both and our experience together was a privilege. Our government however, should be brought up on charges for the way they treated two of the best men I know, the very last of a dying breed of doctors who take their oath seriously, instead of looking for the payday. I jumped for joy when I heard this great news! My congratulations go out to them, and I know they will prosper…God will have it no other way…

By: MicCRX

MicCRX — Wed, 24 Jun 2015 03:33:16 +0000

Within the last month or so, four more doctors in four different states have also been “raided”. There is also a case in Texas. You have to wonder if our DEA is so overworked that they can only take on one doctor in each state or if maybe there is another reason for these raids. In the case in Texas, it appears the DEA is going after employees in the doctor’s office hoping to get the employees to turn on the doctor to get the DEA off their (the employees) butts. I guess our federal government and all their their three letter groups (FBI, CIA, NSA, DEA, etc) have decided they can do anything they want and “We, the people” are just going to sit back and allow they to go forward. There is something seriously wrong with our country.