Mullins Kevin J MD

I have yet to schedule an appointment or see Dr. Mullins. However, today (¹⁰⁄₅), at approximately 9:30 AM, I awoke to a call from Lindsey (or Lindsay), who, I take, works with new patients.
She was patient, yet direct, as she requested for my insurance information, my physician’s information, the neurologist whom I previously consulted and who diagnosed me, and the location where I received my MRI. (Luckily, I keep a folder with copies of that information, so I was able to stumble to my closet and grab the folder.)
Dr. Mullins apparently wanted to look at the previous MRI (in spite of the fact that I would like another, independent MRI – I suppose that there could be legal constraints) confirm or deny the presence of a tumor. So, I expected to hear back from Lindsey, and she attempted to call me back at c. 11:00 am.
I was doing laundry, so I didn’t hear the phone. She left a voicemail that didn’t reveal much. (However, I suppose, again, for legal reasons.) I attempted to return her call; however, I was met with the voicemail-​inclined front-​desk staff member from last week’s call. So, I left a voicemail. (Woo-​hoo.)
In fairness, I appreciate the action/​response taken. I expect a response tomorrow. However, again, I stress to new patients or those seeking a second opinion to stay persistent and — if need be — document your interactions with Dr. Mullins’ representatives via Unilocal
or
to keep them honest.
(Thanks for the response and action taken, Dr. Mullins’ staff.)
****Update****
Today (¹⁰⁄₁₅), ten days since my initiation appeal to see Dr. Mullins, Lindsey was able to secure me an appointment – with not Dr. Mullins (4.7÷5 with thirty-​seven responses on
) but Dr. Salvatore (⁵⁄₅ with one response). To be fair, I would’ve had an appointment sooner: ¹⁰⁄₁₄ if I wasn’t in class or sometime last week if Bethesda MRI & CT was able to relay the «report» sooner that I suppose accompanies an MRI. (I only have a digital copy of the latter.)
So, again, if you’re a new patient (and if they don’t clone Lindsey), you might have to play the waiting game, which might result in an unanticipated result (if they don’t clone Dr. Mullins).
I was able to wait – because I’ve had only one episode, if one can call it that (just disorientation and increased salivation), on ¹⁰⁄₇ since choosing to abstain from my prescribed dose (1000-​mg, twice-​a-​day) of Levetiracetam on ¹⁰⁄₆ – and will probably continue. Reason being, if I do require a biopsy, I want it to be performed by someone who is experienced, not in search of it.
(Thanks anyway, Lindsey!)

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