One of the many times in the hospital, I heard nurses rumbling too, when he left the room. He only used one hospital for tests that could have been done closer to a patient's home, the same hospital for all treatments. So he just got his own. But he has to have nurses and staff at a hospital and they talk too. One night during a test for a pain pump, his arrogant partner ordered more morphine when, I learned later, I was so out of it more would have killed me.
Doctors think they're gods, but the nurses are the ones who really take care of the patients.
If you want the truth, get a nurse to talk to you. Putting all these factors together during the long painful waiting room hours, I saw that this doctor had created an assembly line of patients who were not being treated well but whose insurance companies were paying out a fortune. That's when the light went on. I went to see this doctor. He's the real thing.