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@Born2LvVolcanoes

Ай бұрын

We may not even have a doctor. Kaiser, Mayo clinic, Cleveland clinic and others are using A 'eye' to dictate to doctors treatment plans, monitor patients, and discharge patients. Kaiser nurses are speaking out.

1979... Only doctor in my small Iowa town was a family practitioner. Laboured for 36hrs and ended with a natural birth of my first. 1984 decided to birth at home...he that same doctor came to my house hugged and congratulated me on my first home birth! That same doctor had no problem with my decision to NOT vaccinate my babies. Those doctors are gone.

@cbagot

Ай бұрын

I’m in NJ with a dr who is from Iowa. No wonder he’s great. They don’t have any like him around here anymore. The entire nursing staff love him.

My father was born in 1917 and was a doctor in WWII. That was exactly what he was like. He spent time with his patients and got to know them. He cared.

@drsuneeldhand

Ай бұрын

Your father was a great man!

We should all be so lucky to have a "crazy and old-school doctor".

Marianne Williamson said it best at the 2019 Presidential Debates: In America; we don't have Healthcare; we unfortunately have Sickcare! Thank God for a humanitarian like Dr. Suneel!

@coweatsman

Ай бұрын

It's like all euphemisms today. Health centres are illness centres. Independent living is for those who are dependant. Mobility aides are for those who are not mobile. And life insurance is really death insurance.

Medicine died with the onset of computers. Thank you for having the courage to speak out and attempt to wake people up. I was a NP for 20++ years and left medicine 13 years ago. Recently my sidekick LPN nurse had an onset of dizziness and nausea. Her husband took her to the local ER and the physicians there ordered 2 CT's one with contrast and one without, an MRI, a boatload of bloodwork, EKG, and 3 consults: Neurology, GI, cardiac, and she was kept overnight for observation. She was given several medications and sent home without determining the cause of her symptoms. I spoke with her a day later and listened to her story and asked about the PE that was done. It was very minimal, NO ONE looked in her ears. I suggested she go to her PCP and have him look with an otoscope. Her ears were severely impacted with earwax, he cleaned out her ears and within a couple of days she was as good as new.

I had a doctor like that when I was a child. Dr. Blumfield. He was the doctor to our entire family, newborns to great grandparents. He came to our home when we were sick. Vast knowledge and good common sense. Down to earth stuff, sunshine, fresh air, do some work, cod liver oil, limited sweets. Occasionally someone would have a big ‘ol shot of antibiotic in the rear end from him. Rarely someone would need to go to the hospital. But mostly, we would just sweat out our fevers and take lots of fluids. We all survived unscathed. If only. . .

@drsuneeldhand

Ай бұрын

You are lucky! Glad you had that experience

@atmanand5802

Ай бұрын

🎄@@drsuneeldhand💜

About 10 years ago, my daughter's pediatrician had died. He had in fact been my pediatrician for a year or so before I got too old, but for 20 years my daughter was cared for by him; he was one of those doctors that was old school. She too had to go on to another doctor as she was an adult. But how I grieved to know he had passed. I knew he was last of that breed of doctor. The world is just a little worse for his passing.

Years ago, a doctor left the computer and searched for a book amongst hundreds. Asked why? His response was, despite the massive information in the computer, there is still a huge amount of information never uploaded to the computer and some medical places actually restrict and censor some medical information.

My father was that kind of physician. He was one of the founding members of the American College of Emergency Physicians also.

@beasport505

Ай бұрын

Now all these college of physicians organizations are completely corrupt USA and in Canada. it's all about the mighty $$ now. Sadly.

Thank you Dr. Dhand for reminding us what a "doctor" really is, and unfortunately most of the MD's of today fall short of being a "doctor."

@marylynch951

Ай бұрын

👍

The agenda to dehumanize us prevails. God help us please.

I had a doctor like this. Dr. Hwang was amazing and knew everything about his patients and actually took time to take care of his patients instead of keeping it to 5 minutes, would actually listen to his patients and take time to answer questions and would ask what you were doing at home to treat yourself before running to doctor and would recommend lifestyle changes to improve my health instead of writing up a prescription. Miss this doctor

This encapsulates my sadness in the current day. I have no doctors I trust - just a few I go to out of necessity. 😢

@marylynch951

Ай бұрын

Same here

@barrybearman3511

Ай бұрын

Media. Government / lobbies controlled. Pharma. Government/ lobbies controlled. Medicine. Government /Lobbies controlled. We are in a new hidden dark age. It’s there if you dig into the holes. But it all being covered up or facts are being blurred by lies on lies.

My doctor sadly died a few months ago in the age of 86. I did visit him for 39 years. He did always try traditional chinese medicine first andvdid understand the complexity of the human body and mind. He also was amazing during the time when people did panic from getting a cold. May he rest in peace.

"It takes one to know one" or one good doctor to recognize another! Thank you Dr Dhand!

You are 100% correct. We will never ever see a doc as wonderful as he was. Old school has been long gone.

@drsuneeldhand

Ай бұрын

The good old days. Long gone

@marylynch951

Ай бұрын

Very very true

When I was a child, our family doctor came to our house, at night, if a family member was ill. He practiced out of a converted house and had the same RN as his assistant until he retired in his 70s. He treated patients with respect and genuinely cared about them. None like him today.

I don’t say this very often but this is an example of the good old days. I’m 74 and still remember when my family physician made home visits. Yes, you read that right! Today every physician I have, whether a specialist or family physician, is glued to his computer screen when he enters the room and barely makes any eye contact. And is in a great hurry to see the next patient. EVERY physician should see this video! I wish I had the nerve to send it to my doctor but alas I would be dismissed as a patient if I did and since there is such a huge shortage of physicians where I live, I can’t risk it. Thank you Dr. Dhand for another great and informative video!

What a lovely doctor and you are a real treasure as well. I’ve met with a lot of narcissistic doctors in my 72 years. What a shame that this is happening in our medical fields. I’m hoping there will be doctors that follow you and listen to you, but sadly they won’t. Thank you Doctor Dhand. Wish you were my doctor.

@marylynch951

Ай бұрын

Omg so true

I am 64. So far in my lifetime we went from house calls. I remember the doctor coming to our house when my little sister was ill. 40 years ago I had the same doctor for 14 years. Next one a decade. Then as time went on, shorter and shorter. Today basically I had one for 2 years, she moved on, the next one for less than 6 months, and he moved on. Now a nurse practitioner is who I saw last time. Definitely learned not to get too attached. lol

My medical doctor here in Oregon is 76 years old and still practicing. He earned his MD in Poland. He knows his patients and doesn't just prescribe pills.

I have known a caring Dr like that when I first came to this country, but now sadly you won’t find any Dr that will give you a time of the day. Thank you Dr Dhanh you are the best 🙏❤

@joyhampton6886

Ай бұрын

I had one who I loved, all his patients loved him. He moved and is working at V.A. hospital. I would have went to him in the other state if he wasn't at Veterans hospital. I feel like crying because you are gone. You are the best, Dr. Freberg, 💜💜💜🛐 Joy

So true its hard to find a careing doctor today all over the world

When I graduated High School in 1980 I had a great doctor. He was brand new just out of med school. As other physicians computerized he resisted and continued his old school ways of hand written prescriptions, blank white paper he wrote all notes on during discussion, blood work taken and analyzed in his and his partners small clinic, nurses we all knew on a first name bases and as much time as it took to either resolve my problem or send me to a specialist where specialized care would be given. In the 2010's I noticed a change and soon after I was rushed like cattle into a room from new nurses I've never seen due to high turnover rate and a quick discussion as most of his time was entering data on a tablet. Blood work was a drive across town and a long wait time in a lobby. He told me he has no choice because of the heavy administrative and government mandated Bull Shit (his exact words). What has happened to medical care in America?

Agreed! Doctors that could actually think for themselves and not owned by their medical system.

@susanpeters4608

Ай бұрын

No question about that 'common sense is not so common anymore'

@cathyl4622

Ай бұрын

I work in the medical field and I do believe that when the big healthcare systems started coming on the scene in the 1990's ( in NY anyway) that was when it all started failing. I had doctors tell me "I'm just an employee like you" when I thought the protocols were falling short and we were missing diagnosing disease due to the short cuts put on place by corporate greed.

@sheilaphillips2290

Ай бұрын

Yes, I am a retired RN. I saw such a negative change in those last years. Southern MN is being taken over by a medical monopoly.

I was lucky enough to have a doctor like this when I was in my 20s. He was caring and thorough. My mother had a country doctor like this, he was wonderful. He also made house calls up until he retired just a few years ago!

I so wish we still had access to this kind of care in todays world. So rare … so special … and shame on those medical Staff who so disrespectfully labelled him crazy. It clearly shows their lack of understanding for true medical care … as it should be. Hopefully one day the medical “industry” will U-Turn back to those practices. Thank you for this post 🙏🏻

God bless that Doctor and God bless Dr. Dhand, if we had more honourable ethical doctors like you in the world it would sincerely be a much better one 🙏

So rare a doctor today. My mother once had a doctor who made house calls, rare enough, but he also visited spontaneously when his wife had her first baby and showed off his child to his patients. That's a real human being.

I had a dr like this 28 years ago. I was unwell and was used to using alternative remedies and dowsing to administer the right foods etc. I dowsed and discovered I was pregnant. I had not any idea that I was but was experiencing pain. I went to the Dr and told him what I had dowsed. He did not bat an eyelid , he told me I was correct and needed to go to the hospital right away. I had an ectopic pregnancy. The Dr came to the hospital to visit me and then came to my home a few times, walking up a steep hill with no road to see me. He was amazing and he had faith that I knew my own body, I also felt seen. He retired a long time ago and now if I ever go to the surgery then you are given 5 mins and the sense that you have to get out of there as soon as possible.

Thank you Dr. Dhand ! Appreciate you! Sorry for the disrespectful comments of the staff. Old or new school, respect is timeless. ❤

My personal internist is an amazing woman. Even after our local hospital started utilizing intensivists and house doctors she would honor her patients if they felt more comfortable with her stopping by and reviewing their treatment. She had valuable information to bring to the table. Knowing the patient is an underestimated advantage. Example: a patient who never complained of pain even in appropriate situations is suddenly writhing in pain. You best take notice. Amazingly, her elderly mother took ill and got septic in the hospital. She was told there was only so much they could do with her age of 74 and she was declining quickly. She set up her home with EVERYTHING and nursed her mother back herself with one other caregiver. Money was no object. I forgot to mention she was a cardiac nurse before she went to med school. 15 years later and mom is still doing great. Sadly, I moved far away and have never found another physician like her.

When I was growing up, our MDs came to the hospital and treated their OWN pts there

@beverlypearson5332

Ай бұрын

I think when this practice stopped and “hospitalists” took over the care of all patients, it was the beginning of the end of really good health care.

This made me cry!❤

Oh my gosh I just went to type that this made me cry and saw that I'm not the only one (and this video had only been out for 6 minutes). I moan about how people are automatically put on meds and blindly trust the doctors who only know what they are told and disagree with anything else you say/suggest. We are not progressing with many illnesses, we are just being kept alive by a circle of meds, side effects, more meds side effects etc etc etc. We think we have advanced but we haven't 😞. Dr Dhand you are an absolute gem (and very rare gem) in a land of rubble, thank you

@coweatsman

Ай бұрын

The increasing life expectancy over the last 4 or 5 decades has not been because we are keeping people healthy for longer butbecause we are keeping people sick for longer.

@dedetudor.

Ай бұрын

​@@coweatsmanthe CDC recently decreased the life expectancy for we humans.

@coweatsman

Ай бұрын

@@dedetudor. True.

What a difference. My doctor resents having to come to the waiting room to call patients for appointments.

I’ve struggled with a severe, expansive, debilitating skin condition for 5 years. Only 2 of the 12 specialists or general doctors I saw, ever got within 1 foot of me to look at my skin. Most sat 6-10 feet away typing on computers and barely looking at me. Not even interested in what I say or what the skin looks like up close. Then given tons of pills which I had to stop every one of because I got terrible skin reactions to each pill. No longer on any pills. Solving the skin problem from the inside out on my own and with alternative practitioners who are derided by the medical field. Getting better little by little the further away I get from these sickos.

Thank you. God Bless

I have been lucky enough in my lifetime to have 2 such doctors, one who I still see today! In the interim between them, I relied on what I call docs in the box, the current system of private urgent cares. I steer well clear of any physician attached to a medical conglomerate for general practitioners. Sometimes you cannot avoid the conglomerates when seeking specialized care, like hand surgery, etc. Thanks for all you do Dr. Dhand! Your honesty is so refreshing in a sea of BS! 😃

When I was young, most family doctors were also surgeons, unlike today's family doctors who are just referral agents and pill pushers. When I had my son, I did not go to an obstetrician. My family doctor took care of me and brought my son into the world. When I had to have a vein ligation, I did not go to a vein specialist. My family doctor performed the operation. Today, I do my best to stay away from doctors. I do not even have a family doctor anymore since there is a huge shortage of family physicians in my area (Ontario, Canada). I take good care of myself and eat well, take specific nutritional supplements and am on absolutely no medications whatsoever. I am 77 years old.

I bet Dr. Dhand's patients appreciate him. I wish I was lucky enough to have him as a doctor.

You're a good man Dr Suneel, and if anyone tells you different send them calling.

MY GP gave me a 10 minute appointment When I started to talk he told me to shut up because he was one of the best doctors in England (he said!) He didn't look at me at all He typed the whole time He counted down each minute and blamed me for the fact it was only 10 minutes Every time I tried to talk he stopped me and told me to be quiet At 10 minutes he said Goodbye! When I tried to ask a question he shouted "Good bye" What I found very strange was the fact that the clinic was empty but they claim to be overwhelmed?

My husband had a Doctor like that, dedicated to his patients. The Doctor who brought me into the world came to my home on every occasion when called for during my childhood! God bless you Dr. Dhand we all know what kind of Doctor you are. Thanks! Australia ❤

More doctors need to be like you. Thank you.

Thank you Dr Suneel Dhand ❤️ Only few people remember that time where there was good caring doctors ❤️

When I moved work in 2002 and relocated to another town I lost a caring GP and started to see the rise of the computer screen and protocoled doctor. What we've lost!

I was hospitalized in December (2023). I stayed for 3 nights. During that stay I spoke with at least a dozen doctors (all of whom sent me bills even though other doctors did the talking / exams). I thought my personal doctor might stop in as my stay was on the same campus (next door). Nope. I didn't see my personal doctor until 2 months later. I also recall an annual exam in which my doctor didn't even lay a hand on me, didn't check my heart or my lungs. Just asked me a few questions while he stared at a screen, and I was sent on my way. I am tired of being treated like a number.

My doctor from aged 15 i had over 30yrs till his retirement he WAS THIS dr my friend my dr all you could wish for and how it should always be sadly ..no longer 🥺💔🙏

this made me cry!! The ol' fashioned way of doctoring. That is how I grew up!!

Breaks my heart to see all the good caring doctors leaving the profession as this new system of pharmakia is blinding the world with their corrupt non caring medical practices. Truly we are living in the last days.

I too had one of the greatest doctors out there. Now no more, they seem to just type away,not listen, and prescribe meds.

Thank you, Dr. Dhand, for relaying this heartwarming story about an exemplary doctor from a bygone era. When viewing this story in relation to the day to day realities of the modern medical industry, it really shows how much medical practitioners have fallen from their calling. Now it is far more common for a doctor to treat patients more like a widget in a factory, trying to maximize the turnaround time to get them out the door. Ultimately, for many doctors, the system they are in is one that engenders a mentality of looking at medical practice as an assembly line, instead of line of work dedicated to the well being of others. Sometimes the greatest elixir for a sick person doesn't come in a pill bottle. Rather, the greatest remedy comes from knowing that their physician cares enough to treat them with the dignity they deserve.

I completely agree with you! My current PCP has been seeing me for a little over ten years. Whenever I see her (rarely), she’s on her laptop, clicking away, telling me what screenings are due or overdue. In a typical appointment, our real interaction might be ten minutes out of a 45 minute appointment. This is after I have waited an hour in the waiting room and another half hour in the exam room. I miss my “old” doctors.

God bless him for his devotion to his patients and selfless concern. Wish there were more like him … and you, Dr. Dhand.

He works for his customer. Today's doctors work for the government.

NOWADAYS, HE'S A DIAMOND IN THE DUST

I have been blessed to have many good doctors throughout my life. This clip caused me to reflect on them. I was reminded of my childhood ophthalmologist. I was born with strabismus and nystagmus. He was my doctor for many years. When I was 14, he decided that the time had come to surgically correct the muscle imbalance in my right eye. On the Tuesday before the surgery, he had me come in for a pre-op appointment. As I left he said see you Thursday. On Wednesday, I went into the hospital to prepare for the surgery. That evening, he came to my room and re-examined me. He talked to my parents and showed them something he had noticed on Tuesday. He then explained that he would be working on the left eye instead. The surgery was successful. He continued to work with me for several more years. It was during the new age of HMOs. I could no longer use him because I needed to go through an optometrist first. It was another 20 years before I would be referred to an ophthalmologist to deal with the strabismus and amblyopia. The new surgeon did surgery on my right eye, but, did not do the post surgery follow up my previous surgeon had insisted on. I never went back. I still have issues with strabismus but have now been diagnosed with glaucoma as well. I now have a new young ophthalmologist as my childhood doctor has passed. I expect that this will become another long term relationship as glaucoma is a degenerative disease of the eye. Yes he enters his data into the computer but he lets me look at the screen and ask questions. He explained and showed me the results of my testing. He listened to my concerns about eye drops. He did a SLT instead of drops. He took time to explain his thinking and what he would be the next steps in my treatment.

What a wonderful story, you were obviously touched by the dedication of her doctor as am I. What a wonderful doctor.

A wonderful, if bitter-sweet video. Thank you. I can remember when GPs accompanied acutely ill patients upon emergency hospital admissions - much safer times.

I had a doctor , in a small practice in the UK and you always knew when he was on duty... the waiting room was packed. Gentle, kind and human - oh how I miss him - no doctor since , has matched his skills or his warm personality. Thank you Dr John Emery.

This older doctor reminds me of one of my previous doctors. My former doctor would always spend a few minutes asking me questions that might trigger any questions I forgot to ask before he let me go. He had excellent bedside manners and didn't make me feel rushed. Unfortunately for me and all his other patients, it came time for him to retire. He was bad for the medical industry because he raised their bar very high. It's a disheartening that I haven't found anyone close to his quality of care yet.

Beautiful and touching story. I remember as i child my mother taking me to a doctor like this. It takes people like you and us to make a change.

Sounds like an amazing doctor

This is absolutely awesome!! I wish our Family doctor - in her late 70’s. And been our Dr for 30 years was the same 😢 I lost all confidence when she pushed for the jab and also pushed statins… she’s has become a Pharma bout Dr 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Thank you Dr Suneel Wonderful story I am sure there are some very good doctors in the present time But sadly whats gone on over the last 4 years I have lost trust Once trust is broken is gone for me

I love this , I had a fantastic relationship with my GP until 1997 wen the surgery changed hands & started going digital 😭 I refuse to see a doctor, luckily I've not needed one , but plenty of friends have & sadly been made worse for it .. thank you for your refreshing honesty Dr Love & best wishes from Amanda in Blackpool England UK 💎💚

I totally agree with your assessment.

Being a doctor is a vocation,not a career.

Legend!!

Wow , a privilege that you were able to meet him. Thank you for sharing.

I had a family doctor at the local practice, since he retired (25 years ago) I have only had appointments with strangers.

Your spot on the human touch is going out of fashion,but maybe it will all come back👍

Thank you, Doctor Dhand!

Ah, if only we could turn back time...but we can't so the old school way of medicine is relegated to the archives. In the US where most get health insurance through their employer it's a revolving door of plans, your old doc now being out of network, lack of continuity as clinics are gobbled up by mega companies (with an interest in timed visits and profits).

@drsuneeldhand

Ай бұрын

Very true. Awful situation. Thanks for watching!

This made me cry 😢❤

Beautifully Said!And "Thank You" for trying to be truthful, because you are a rare find in today's society.

There are indeed a few left, but only a few. I wish we could get back to this, especially in rural areas where there is a dearth of health care thanks to LME's closing all the local folks down once they agreed to merge.

The time when the doctor worked for the patient and not an HMO.

So refreshing!! Why is THIS not the protocol……? 😥

Health care is no longer about health, it's a business. It's about the Bottom Line. However...while you may not do house calls,You, Dr. Dhand, and a handful of others here on youtube, who spend a Lot of time online, interacting with us mere people..and striving to help us with Healthy suggestions & Education....& Warnings. You are the new generation of the old Health Care system. You Are saving lives by doing this! & We do so much Appreciate Your Efforts.

I remember when doctor's worked hard and did house calls.

Enlightening! Thank you Dr. Suneel!

Thank you so much for your honesty. God bless you!

EXACTLY!! WELL DONE!! 100 percent!

This is the main reason why I have learned to love #Jyotish, #Ayurveda, and #Yoga (#Meditation and #PanchaKosha). We are not just our fellow dearly beloved mortal coil ever in evolution. 💜 Dhanyavaad Ji. Eternally #Grateful 🌅 #Om #Aum #TCM #Chi #Aura #Prana #Yuga #Chakra #Aurora #PoleShift #Theosophy #Evolution #Upanishad #EllamOndre #TatTvamAsi #KalaPurusha #AhamBrahmasmi #AsAboveSoBelow 🪔🥗📿

Most Drs jump around too much to build caring personal relationships with their patients. And, Hospitals that won’t grant Primary docs hospital rights are an issue!

Great video, thank you.

Thank you for this video Dr. Dhand.

This is just lovely!🥰

So true, great video

Well said Doc.

Perhaps we can dream that one day we can have this level of care again. In my state (Virginia), we do have a few doctors who do home visits.

Thank you so much for sharing this story❤

A truly heart swelling story of compassion and love so missing 2day It was about 50 years ago that this world went full Monty on Gain & Reward People have become exploitable products nothing else.

We have very little true health care . The true none care out weights the true needed care. Thank you and others like you who are doing what they can .I wish we all had a doctor who really cares.

Time was when the family doctor assessed and treated their patient in the ER, negotiated the referral to the treating specialist, and visited their patient in hospital before discharge. The other big issue is when this doctor retires, he is probably working at the rate of 1.5 to 2 full time equivalent doctors, the new ones are focussed on lifestyle and flexibility, so unlikely to work at more than 0.5 FTE’s. And then people wonder why they can’t find a Family Primary Care doctor…

Thank you

Much respect Doc