Bad Doctors Caught On Camera

A medical investigation series? YES PLEASE! 🙂 Edit: A collab with Petal Palmer, maybe? 😊

The poor first guy was probably having a panic attack. It feels like dying even though physically you’re mostly ok. He needed empathy and care, not mocking! Poor guy.

As a nurse, I strongly encourage ALL patients to understand what medications are being given to them in the hospital and why that medication is ordered. Don't just let them hand you a cup of pills and water or push meds into your IV without understanding the entire situation. You are your biggest advocate.

My plastic surgeon live-streamed one of each of his surgeries but he has a nurse take charge of the stream and he would just explain what he’s doing. He NEVER looked away from the field and he would stop talking or pause questions whenever he was doing something very delicate. I think having videos of him practicing helped me choose him and my results are great, but you HAVE to do it in the correct way and not have your practice suffer as a result of filming

Dr. Mike's progressive shock and disbelief of the fake 18 year old doctor was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

Admitted to hospital with chest pain, treated immediately like a drug addict. Once heart attack was ruled out (blood work) I was kicked to the curb even though I felt like I'd been shot in the sternum...well both of my lungs were collasped, almost died. One of many bad experiences with the ER I've had.

Flashback to when an old doctor of mine not only ignored my symptoms and existing diagnosis, but also denied me any pain meds because I’m Schizophrenic, and flagged me as a narcotics seeker despite the fact that I’ve been prescribed pain meds of ANY kind. I have severe Ehlers Danlos and POTS, I’m wheelchair-bound.

I have suffered from chronic pain for my entire life. I have EDS and have always been ignored and mocked. Seeing people like you protecting patients like us, who get belittled and ignored and treated badly by people like this. It is so hopeful to show that people like you have compassion and love.

Shocking to see such unprofessional instances in the medical field. It underlines the importance of empathy, ethics, and professionalism in medicine. No patient should go through such scenarios.

Please do a medical investigation series! I love true crime, but I’d really like to see these cases from the perspective of a licensed medical professional.

A medical investigation series would go so hard

Dr Mike is too kind I love how he never is rude and I love how he explains everything in deep detail Ty so much for this person he always lights up my day

This 18yr old "Catch me if you can." guy is one of the most confident people I've ever seen!! I don't think people realize just how much stock the average person puts in someone who has the appearance of a professional. Unfortunately, confidence doesn't equal medical knowledge. He's very lucky no one died under his "care".

I don’t understand how someone can go through the process of going through training to become a doctor to just belittle them like that, I’m glad we have doctors like mike to make up for them

The way you screamed "HE HAS A BUSINESS PARTNER!?" 🤣😂 had me rolling! 💯 I have all the same questions! 😆

2:20 I bet that doctor is still working there because the medical board very rarely seems to completely strip someone of their medical license.

Listen, I waited for hours in the ER. They got pissed when I left. I said that they obviously didn’t think I was that sick. Went to another ER hours later in tears, in agony. Luckily they took me more seriously.

“HE HAS A BUSINESS PARTNER !!!?!” - I was dying 😂😂

Just here to cast my vote for the medical investigation series! Also more interviews with people spreading valuable information and people spreading misinformation. You're always a respectful interviewer even when people are speeding some very suspect stuff, so it's one of my favorite ways to get deeper information on these topics.

1:20 That here we go hit hard. Ive been there asking for help and never asking for pain medication but they treat me like a drug addict just because I say i have pain. Ive had to put doctors in their place with "i never asked for medication im telling you what im feeling and asking for it to be figured out" and after they treat me better but its frustrating that they immediately pin you as a addict. I understand we live in a town where drug addiction is high but if you cant differentiate and stop treating everyone the same, you don't need to be in office.