I have a kidney stone issue. Doctor Fukuda got my records and cat scans and wanted to see me at his first available appointment. I had to wait a month for that first available appointment. I drove the hour from where I live down to Great Falls for my appointment to see him. I got there 30 minutes early and they sent me for another x-ray which took about 20 minutes and then I went back up to urology. I had to wait an hour and a half after my appointment time to finally see the Doctor who did not even poke his head in nor acknowledge me once in that 90 minutes I was waiting.
I was about to walk out when he finally came and proceeded to give me attitude and state "the problem is that he has too many patients and there aren't enough urologists to see all the patients."
Okay, that is not my problem.
Then he breaks HIIPA law and tells me about 2 patients he had to give cancer news too. Again, not my problem. I feel for those patients, but it has nothing to do with me nor how he should be treating his patients (especially brand new ones) nor should he be disclosing people's medical diagnoses.
He basically tells me he is pissed off because of all the stuff they have to do and how I am basically a burden on him. Really dude?? That is how you talk to your patients, especially your new ones? Did you forget where your paycheck comes from? It comes from your patients, @sshole! I told him if he cannot handle having so many patients that maybe he should find a different field to work in.
Dr Fukuda is an @rrogant, unprofessional, self-centered, p¡ece of sh*t, sc°mbag who doesn't care about anyone but himself and I highly recommand changing doctors if you ever get scheduled for him. I will NEVER be a patient of his ever again, and now I have to work with the hospital to try and get my money back for the $150 co pay which is total bullsh*t. Dr. Fukuda needs to be terminated. That is not how you treat your patients who are in need of medical care. Whoever is in charge of that hospital or clinic seriously needs to rethink their contract with Dr. Fukuda. read more