Need help finding a doctor

[superdave1984]

This is serious folks. We had been taking our daughter to Vickie Brewer, Pediatric Neuropsychologist in Memphis. We are supposed to go back down there next month but we can't get anyone to return our calls. We need some records and medical documentation from the doctor but she has vacated the office and nobody, even the hospital administration, seems to know where she has gone. She had an office across the street from LeBonheur on Washington Ave in Memphis. The hospital says they have been getting calls for several weeks from upset patients showing up for appointments and nobody is there. The office is completely empty except the phone.
If she has moved to your area or if you have any info, PLEASE let me know ASAP.

 

[straycat]

You might want to call the States District Attorneys office and see if she has had any issues with criminal charges or crimanal neglect. If she has they will know about it. For her to move out without any notice is very suspicious, Bro!!

 

[06RangerXLT]

Ill do some research. any info on age, address, location and phone numbers?

EDIT:
This her?

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/vickie-brewer/6/128/53a

also found this info.

Dr. Vickie Renea Brewer, MD; PHD
Psychology, Neuropsychology
777 Washington Ave, Memphis, TN 38105
(901) 287-5220

and she is affiliated with these hospitals, from what ive found:

Baptist Rehabilitation Germantown ~ (901) 757-1350

Baptist Memorial Hospital ~ 901) 226-5000

Baptist Memorial Hospital-Collierville ~ (901) 861-9000

I'll keep looking, id start calling to see what you can find.


EDIT2: Im gonna guess this is where you took your daughter?

Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center
50 North Dunlap
Memphis, Tennessee 38103
United States

if so, she is a Board member for these places.

Board Memberships and Affiliations

Board Member
Center for Pediatric Neuropsychology

Board Member
Board and Committees

Board Member
Autism Solution Center Inc

Board Member
Tennessee Psychological Association

~~~Dr. V.R. Brewer - Neuropsychologist

Dr. Vickie R. Brewer is a graduate of University of Houston’s Clinical Neuropsychology program which was a joint neuroscience program between University of Houston and Baylor College of Medicine. She trained at a number of facilities including M.D. Anderson Cancer Hospital, Texas Children’s Hospital, Baylor Department of Neurosurgery, and Blue Bird Clinic for Pediatric Neurology. Dr. Brewer completed her residency at University of Tennessee. After completing her residency, she began Center for Pediatric Neuropsychology (CPN). CPN is a privately owned practice where children with a wide range of developmental and neurological disorders are evaluated and diagnosed. Dr. Brewer is also Director of Neuropsychology at Le Bonheur Children’s Medical Center. In addition to these clinical responsibilities, Dr. Brewer has academic appointments through University of Tennessee. She is Clinical Associate Professor in the departments of Pediatric and Neurology. Dr. Brewer is dedicated to teaching and training students in the area of Neuropsychology. She works with several facilities to provide training placements for graduate students, residents, and fellows. Dr. Brewer is also very interested in research and is involved in a number of research projects on various neurological conditions.



Now, I did find an address for somebody with the same name in memphis. I DONT KNOW 100% IF ITS HER.

http://www.411.com/name/Vicki-Brewer/Memphis-TN/35u6s1j

hopefuly with most of that, somebody will know where she is. If you would like, i can get some employment history as well.

Good Luck!

 

[superdave1984]

Thanks for the help. I have already called all of those places. I was able to verify her medical license and called every place she has admitting privileges. One did some digging and found someone for me to call. Very bizarre situation. The person he talked to said she was relocating, but didn't give any more details. Gonna call that number next.

 

[06RangerXLT]

glad your getting somewhere


EDIT:

1000 POSTS =D

 

[noahkenny]

The pediatrician that my wife used to take out kids to see done the same thing. Just vanished into thin air. Left no trace at all. Never did find out what happened to him. Luckly though none of our kids suffered from anything serious and we didnt get into the same situation that you are. Sorry to hear that, thats pretty crappy for a doctor to do that to their patients. If you do in deed find her which I hope you do I would get the records and never use her again. But Im sure thats your plan.

 

[superdave1984]

Got an email from the doctor this morning with a new office phone number. Very odd situation. If there was someone else around we could use I would be all for it. Sadly she's about it for our situation within 200 miles.

 

[goingoutormymind]

Please help

I am having the same problem trying to find Dr. Victoria R. Brewer. I took my son in for testing and while awaiting the results she vanished without a trace please give me contact info

 

[doorgunner]

I am having the same problem trying to find Dr. Victoria R. Brewer. I took my son in for testing and while awaiting the results she vanished without a trace please give me contact info

You replied to an old post......what state do you live in? When was the last time that you saw that doctor?

 

[4.0B2]

I am having the same problem trying to find Dr. Victoria R. Brewer. I took my son in for testing and while awaiting the results she vanished without a trace please give me contact info

seems odd for you to sign up to say this....
do you have a ford ranger, b2, or explorer? where are you from? where did you take your son for testing? it just seems fishy....you gotta admit it to. It's not like you're a regular on here like the first guy was. plus this is a really old thread...

 

[Sunk]

seems odd for you to sign up to say this....
do you have a ford ranger, b2, or explorer? where are you from? where did you take your son for testing? it just seems fishy....you gotta admit it to. It's not like you're a regular on here like the first guy was. plus this is a really old thread...

He probably Googled the doctor.

 

[4.0B2]

He probably Googled the doctor.

Yeah. I guess you will do some "weird" stuff when it comes to your kids and medical stuff. I didn't mean that he shouldn't have signed up; im all for new members! Lol

 

[killj0y]

More to the point thIs is a pattern...seems like she or he sets up shop and after a bit is in the wind...once might be miscommunication twice is bs....I'd try contacting the highest office you can hell I'd call my senator, the local police, FBI, da's office and everyone else including the the board of whoever gave out her license...

 

[shane96ranger]

When it comes to my kids, I'd even go as far as to sign up on a Dodge forum. Anything goes when it comes to my kids and their health and well being. It tears me up seeing them in pain.


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[Will]

10,000 years ago you would just eat the weak kids, not spend huge chunks of your families survival on them. I have 5 and one has had decently serious medical expenses. I've done the push your kid through Riley in a Radio Flyer with balloons and teddy bears thing. Seeing the kids in the same get-up, but with life threatening or terminal illnesses go by is heart wrecking. The people that work in the children's ward--all women--are much, much stronger than any guy that wins a medal on the battlefield. They aren't under stress with a huge rush of adrenalin and doing something nuts. They go from Starbucks to tiny, withered, terminally ill child in 7 blocks of traffic. How do you face that every day? I would rather be dead. I couldn't do it. These kids undergo horrifically painful treatments that have almost no chance of success and are tiny little balls of agony in the recovery ward. These nurses have to suck up that shocking scene and act bubbly and cheerful while treating them. I have walked through scenes of blown up dead people and would rather do that than make another trip to Riley.

Throw your change into that little red wagon when you leave Wal-mart. Hopefully that little gift comes back around for you. I've had a little girl in the ward and it was very scary and sad.