Status? Still living? Location?
Cal / Dennis Streeter
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Dennis L. Streeter, D.O., F.A.A.O.S: General Surgeon Merrillville, IN
Trusted General Surgeon serving Merrillville, IN. Contact us at 219-402-3040 or visit us at 8127 Merrillville Road, Suite 3, Merrillville, IN 46410
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I spoke to Dr. Cal today for about 40 minutes. He's doing well for an 86-year-old man.
Found this blog written by an M.D. I thought it's worth sharing.
regenexx.com
Also found the news item below from 2006. Based on this information, I'm surprised he still has any kind of medical license.
The Amish, Fake Stem Cells, and a Nice Old Man? - Regenexx
Regenexx offers non-surgical, regenerative orthopedic treatment options for pain related to osteoarthritis, joint injuries, overuse conditions, spine pain, and common sports injuries.
regenexx.com
Also found the news item below from 2006. Based on this information, I'm surprised he still has any kind of medical license.
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Dr Dennis streeter still practices. The college recommended my daughter see them when she was there. The office didn’t take insurance
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We told her that we’d prefer her to go elsewhere and gave her a list of doctors in the area that accepted our insurance
Does this not alarm anyone else? Dr. S was sued for $2 million in 2006 for fraudulent insurance practices, etc. Now, he treats people, mostly in an Amish community with a product that is not approved by the FDA.Found this blog written by an M.D. I thought it's worth sharing.
The Amish, Fake Stem Cells, and a Nice Old Man? - Regenexx
Regenexx offers non-surgical, regenerative orthopedic treatment options for pain related to osteoarthritis, joint injuries, overuse conditions, spine pain, and common sports injuries.
Also found the news item below from 2006. Based on this information, I'm surprised he still has any kind of medical license.
The Amish have little access to the outside world and tons of cash. What a perfect setup for the typical fraudster.
I know there were two Streeter brothers who were doctors when I was at HAC in the '70s. I guess there is a Dennis Strreeter and a Cal Streeter?
Someone enlighten me. I'm concerned about the Amish in Indiana.
You are correct. There are both Dennis and Cal. We saw both when we lived there. No complaints. And Cal hardly ever used "FDA-approved" anything.
Without divulging our conversation, my take on him NOW is that he is doing very little (86 is pretty old). I did ask him about one particular homeopathic treatment that is the current "rage" and he had never heard of it. I don't think he would mind me saying that when I asked him if the rumor I heard years ago of his fleeing to Canada was true, he said it was. They went to Winnipeg for a year.
We ended our conversation by rejoicing in our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.