Dr. Anthony Youn

And so I was there once where a doctor called and said, hey, yeah, is this, you know, is this ABC News?

He's like, yeah, you know, I don't, I'm not gonna tell you who I am.

I'm a local plastic surgeon.

I need to let you know that Dr. So-and-so had a patient die in his operating room yesterday.

You need to look into that.

And it was so not true.

I mean, people, there are even stories of people sending patients to other plastic surgeons as a way to eventually sue them so that the patient gets surgery and then eventually sues them just to try to push these people out of practice.

Yeah.

I mean, it's the stuff that happens out there was nuts.

And so I really after being there for a year, I ended up coming back to Detroit where my wife's family is from.

And I started my own practice there.

It's like I want to start.

I want to do this the right way where I'm actually I'm here to take care of people.

I've taken ER call for accidents and dog bites and stuff for 20 years.

And

I mean, there are so many, you know, I think working in the ER and it's hard because there are people who are, I mean, the healthcare system is so broken.

And it's so hard because in the emergency room now is a place where a lot of people will go for everything.

And they are completely overrun.

You know, the emergency room at the hospital I work out of, I had a patient who was there recently.

She actually was a patient of a different doctor who was admitted to the hospital with an infection.