American Medical Association [AMA]

My PCP refferred me to Dr. Brian Boes, he was rude, condescending and laughed at me 2-3 times during the initial interview of symptoms. He spoke over me, I couldnt tell him half of the symptoms I've been experiencing AND refused to tell my what my MRI scans showed and also refused to look at the pictures I had brought to show (he moved the pictures out of the way and said, "I don't see anything."). Even though he didn't even look at them. After only a 20-30 minute appointment, he told me he doesn't see what I'm talking about and that the symptoms aren't true. When I tried to tell him symptoms he'd scold me for not telling him inititally when he wouldn't let me and also wouldn't let me continue explaining the symptoms. When giving a strength test, I was trying very hard to push up my arms as he was pushing down - he kept yelling in my ears to "push up! you have to push up!" To which I yelled back, "I am! i'm trying!" By the end, I didn't have any answers, he ordered the same blood draws my pcp already had done and didn't tell me what my MRI showed him and also didn't look at any of my pictures. He got up, left the room and said, "doors on your left." End of appointment. I was so shaken, sick to my stomach and felt abused by this man. I bawled my eyes out and almost didn't seek help anywhere else, but I am going in June to a neurologist my boss told me to go to and I've heard good things about this new one I will see. I will not pay the bill as I didn't get any help and was emotionally abused by this man - who would want to pay for that type of treatment? I'd never pay to get bullied for half and hour to the point of crying while walking out the door! His office manager assured me it wasn't the first time at all that they've hear things like this (even worse things) that he's done to people. Below I added snippets of other people's horrific experiences with him. There were over 70 comments of how mistreated these people were by him and when they went to UNMC in Omaha they were listened to and diagnosed with very serious conditions that he deemed, "made up."