Dr. Daniel Weeks, MD works in Glasgow, KY as
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One star didn’t publish so here is four (keep reading) … Dr Weeks was resident doctor in charge at a certified stroke center in Glasgow, KY where he failed to find 2 blood clots on the brain of a 66 year old man. Dr. Weeks performed cognitive tests and seen first hand the patient touched his own nose when told “touch my finger,” THREE TIMES IN A ROW; then asked if he was mentally retarded or had been hit in the head. No and he is articulate, well spoke, fully retired from a skilled trade, lives alone, cares for himself. He said he seen nothing out of place. I strongly objected, he chalked it up to hearing trouble. I called his name and when he said “what” dr. Weeks loudly laughed. Then he was pushed to the car door in a wheel chair , not simply to the exit. The patient acknowledged when asked that he was incapable of signing so the release papers were laid in his lap and “no one really has to sign them.” DR WEEKS MISSED TWO BRAIN BLOOD CLOTS. Greenview in BG found them
Dr. Weeks accepts Aetna, Cigna and First Health as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Weeks accepts here.
Dr. Weeks' office is located at 310 N L Rogers Wells Blvd Glasgow, KY 42141.
Dr. Weeks has a star rating of 3.8/5 and has been reviewed 4 times.
Dr. Weeks is board certified in
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