An array of questionable comments above.
1) It’s very difficult to sue the VA. There are all sorts of obstacles to it. Therefore, nobody is doing anything to anyone’s records as part of avoiding lawsuit. They can’t be sued so there is no point.
2) Of course independent people will tell you you’re care is poor. They are selling their own service. Or more likely, someone asking such a question already had their mind made up and heard whatever they wanted to hear.
3) It’s useful to search out the medical qualifications the VA requires of docs. They are very strict. They pay local average pay level to docs. Docs, because they cannot be sued, don’t have to pay for malpractice insurance. The VA knows this and thus, can select excellent candidates.
1) Questionable comments, lol. The real question now is who do you work for. Usually it’s one of your buddies here in these very comments who repeatedly states he has never had a bad experience with the VA. I’m sure it is nearly impossible to sue the VA. That’s the only valid comment you’ve made.
2) Another classic Alinsky tactic. You never learned very well, grasshopper. Sounds very much like you are calling this old Marine a liar, spit.
3) More classic BS, lol. Everyone here must know you’re an operative after that one.
As for the rest of you. Don’t think for a minute there aren’t some major screw-ups working for the VA and management protects them. I feel like I’m playing Russian Roulette every time I go there. The VA sends out “anonymous” rating surveys and reminds you when you didn’t mail it back. Right, lol. The newest scam is they get all the doctors and nurses to leave positive reviews and ratings on facebook to massage those ratings. The one niece commented on the VA telling her uncle he didn’t have cancer and he died shortly later. Of guess what.
Lastly, just ONE example. My penis has a section nearly 1 1/2 inches long and half the circumference turned to rock. You think I’ll be taking contrast dye again anytime soon. Semper Fi.