Dr. Randy Alexander

That's what we call pediatrics.

And one of the things that we do is we're an advocate for the child.

And if we think the child needs something, we're going to pursue it.

Now, we won't do it endlessly.

At some point, that gets outside our lane.

But of course, we're going to want to see things done in certain ways.

And in DCF world, Child Protective Services, more known generically, sometimes they don't do what we want them to.

And I'm sure there are times that they don't agree with us either.

And we have staffings.

We actually sit together and say, if you've got a problem, we're all going to get in the room, we're going to talk over the case.

And we can do that.

In fact, we do that on a fairly regular basis about things.

And it's not always because of disagreements, but we talk over the case and what have we got, where are we going to go, and everything else like that, as you would want someone to do.

And that means then you have a bunch of professionals that are involved in the case, medical and non-medical professionals.

And, you know, that's the forum.

If you have an issue with any of our medical docs, you know, let's do that.

And let's talk it over and see what you've got.

We don't have a vested interest in this for the most part.

You know, if somebody's got a better argument, let's hear it.

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