1062 – Cardiology Visit & Heart Monitor Record

Purpose: To document the medical episode that coincided with the property incident on the day of Hanson’s arrival to discuss the dishwasher, windows, and mold complaints. This page consolidates both the billing statement and the professional record of the attending cardiologist, establishing medical context for the stress-related cardiac irregularity recorded that week.

Event Summary:
On the same day that Hanson arrived late regarding the dishwasher and window mold issue, Dr. Brian M. Chesnie, MD (Cardiology – Hoag Medical Group) evaluated the undersigned after reports of extreme stress and irregular heart rhythm. The doctor explained that the “bottom-out chamber was not firing every 10–12 beats” and that the heart was repeatedly restarting under stress. A monitor was prescribed immediately. As of this writing, DocuSign authorization for the medical release has been pending over four weeks without physician completion.

Billing Record – Hoag Medical Group

The following statement confirms the encounter, diagnostic codes, and payment record for the June–July 2024 cardiology visits.

Provider Information – Dr. Brian M. Chesnie, MD

Dr. Chesnie is a board-certified cardiologist affiliated with Hoag Medical Group, Newport Beach. His professional page verifies current licensure, contact location, and specialty in cardiology and lipidology.

Contextual Linkage

This medical incident occurred within hours of heightened confrontation over the unfulfilled property lease extension promised in March added to repairs electrical, dishwasher installation, Broken windows a leaking roof and ongoing mold remedation delays. Hanson Le of Berkshire Hathaway the "new property manager" is in Europe nothing can be done to help us. The timing and documented arrhythmia underscore direct correlation between the property stressors and the documented cardiac response, confirming medical impact concurrent with tenancy interference.