4 /5 Regina A.: I was a patient of Dr. Bogeys once. He did treat me well (kind of greeted me enthusiastically, which was interesting, in an ER setting), but appropriately changed his demeanor when he saw I was really not in the mood. He was wearing all black scrubs which was an interesting choice. Under his care I received the appropriate medical treatment. Im only knocking off a star because in the discharge summary he (or someone else, I have no idea) put one of the "diagnoses" as psychosis, which was extremely incorrect, possibly due to systemic misogyny, given how medicine can be. Oh you know how it is. Also some stuff about "failure to thrive." His team was somewhat hilariously uncoordinated/not on the same page in terms of communication. Im not taking off two stars, because its not easy managing an entire ER department for a whole locale, especially for as long as he has. But what value does it give to tell a patient that comes to you in an emergency situation that they are not thriving? Hm...True to what other reviewers have said, he REALLY likes the gallbladder -- I heard him talking about imaging another patients gallbladder when I was there, or something like that, so just know that might be his style. I dont know if its changed by now. Who knows; quien sabe. Anyway, thanks, Doc! Youre a real one.
