The defendant posted the review after the doctor allegedly became angry during an appointment when he noticed that she was recording on her phone.
Beavers—a Wilson County resident—said she felt compelled to write the review after what she described as disrespectful and shocking behavior during an appointment, in which she was accompanying her 67-year-old father. The father had been referred to the clinic after he reported dizziness and memory loss—possible early signs of dementia.
Tennessee is a"one-party consent" state meaning that as long as one person present in the conversation is aware of the recording and consents to it then permission is generally not required for any additional people. Nevertheless, Beavers said that she deleted the audio recording at the behest of the doctor. Following the incident, an employee at the clinic called Beavers to talk about what happened and informed her that phones were not allowed in the office.
"Just in shock, I can't believe it," Beavers told WTVF."They just don't want any negative reviews and they don't want people to talk about or give a bad review."has contacted Nandigam Neurology for comment and is awaiting a response from the company.
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