I've not lost interest in the doings of one Scott Reuben, M.D. Some amazing damage control is in play, as there is virtually no new information to add to the astounding material that initially brought him infamy.You would think, or at least, I would, that he'd have made The List by now -- the HHS-OIG Fraud Prevention and Detection, finely tuned to his state of Massachusetts. A space awaits him between James Regan and Robert Reynolds.
Over at vitals.com, where his list of publications tops off at a mere 72 (none of which should inspire any confidence), there is also this, called a "Personal Statement":
I AM CURRENTLY PRACTICING MEDICINE IN MASSACHUSETTS. MY NYS LICENSE WAS OBTAINED FOR POSSIBLE RELOCATION PURPOSES.
I was unable to find him listed as a treating physician at either Baystate Medical Center in Springfield or Mary Lane Hospital in Ware, also a Baystate Health facility, which ought to be of some comfort...
Every time I see or hear his name referenced as an "expert" on CRPS? I want to tweak his little nose, bop his teeny ears, tap dance on his scuzzy little soul...
What is it that keeps him from being criminally charged? Hmm?
If any of you, Dear Readers, have updated information on Dr. Reuben, please clue me in. Thanks.
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