Donation Information
Two Ways to Your Tax Deductible Donation
Credit Card
The above "Donate to the Film" button or this link will redirect you to a third party site hosted by our fiscal sponsor, the Utah Film Center, where credit card information will be taken to facilitate your donation.
Check or Money Order
All tax deductible donation checks will need to be written to the Utah Film Center with Relevium Documentary listed in the memo line. It is important to include
"Good Doctors" in the memo line to ensure that your donation goes to our film.
Please send a check to:
Utah Film Center
50 W Broadway Ste 1125
Salt Lake City UT 84101
For questions about the Utah Film Center, contact the center at
(fiscal_sponsorship@utahfilmcenter.org at 801-746-7000.
Dr. Lucinda Bateman
Dr. Bateman completed her BS and MS at Brigham Young University (BYU), attended the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, returned to the University of Utah for Internal Medicine residency, and became certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in 1991. She started a small private group practice in 1991 and practiced General Internal Medicine until 2000. During this time, she proctored many students as Adjunct Volunteer Clinical Faculty for the University of Utah, including nurse practitioners, physician assistants (PA), medical students and residents, and was active on the staff at LDS Hospital. She was awarded Teacher of the Year four times while teaching in the Utah PA (Physician's Assistant) program. In 2000, she was one of three Utah internists chosen by her peers in Top Doctors, a national publication.
Throughout her career, Dr. Bateman's interest has become more focused on the diagnosis and management of unexplained chronic fatigue, ME/CFS and FM, inspired by the silent suffering of her sister, Shauna Bateman Horne. Since starting the Fatigue Consultation Clinic in 2000, Dr. Bateman has evaluated and followed more than a thousand patients with chronic fatigue conditions. She has lectured extensively on issues relating to chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. By renaming to the Bateman Horne Center of Excellence, Dr. Bateman gives thanks to her sister for helping her understand the tremendous unmet need that exists in the patient community.
Call for Interviews
Tell us your story
This is the time to tell your tale to the world. Glemati Road Pictures is teaming up with
The Bateman Horne Center to produce a feature length documentary investigating not only the story of Dr. Bateman and all the other advocates of these chronic illnesses, but your story as well. We would like to discuss the following with you.
- How long have you or someone you know had ME/CFS, FM, or Long COVID?
- What is your day to day life with ME/CFS, FM, or Long COVID?
- What has your experience been like with Dr. Bateman and/or the Bateman Horne Center? (if applicable)
- What was your life like before ME/CFS, FM, or Long COVID?
- What would you like people who know nothing about ME/CFS, FM, or Long COVID to know?
- How have you been treated by physicians/clinics in regards to ME/CFS, FM, or Long COVID?
- What is your hope for the future of the treatment and acknowledgement of ME/CFS, FM, or Long COVID?
- What would you say to people that believe ME/CFS, FM, or Long COVID is all in your head?
- What concerns do you have or what precautions are you taking in light of the current COVID-19 situation?
If you are willing, the director of the film would like to schedule a time to film an interview with you. These interviews would be conducted via a Zoom call, FaceTime, or Skype depending on what you prefer.
Glemati Road Pictures
Producer/Director
Brannon Richardson
801-856-0420
