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Is it ok for the front desk to tell you after your first visit with your doctor "He is no longer taking new patients. It ok that you tell the NP you are allergic to a medication and they prescribed it and cost bad reaction that left marks on chest. Because employees are always coming in room as your being seen. Is it ok that an appointment is made every month for urine and blood and don't know why. Is it ok for a pharmacy not explain why some pharmacist don't have to tell you why they don't have to serve you and if you don't like you can always go somewhere else. Even if this has been a pharmacy you have come for years. I made a call to the pharmacy and was told my medications were ready. I got there and they refuse to filled them out. I couldn't remember the person's name you picked up the phone, but did know who's voice it was, but never knew his name. I say I think it started with the letter T and the pharmacist yelled out anyone start with a T and laughed out loud.
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Is it ok to be a patient and for reasons unknown seem to have personal conflict issues with numerous unrelated physicians and not reflect that it might be something the patient is doing? From what you describe, the common denominator appears to be how you are interacting with your healthcare providers, and I presume from the contents of your post, that this involves some level of confrontation and accusation by you that seems to be alienating them. If you expect to get decent healthcare at all, you may need to examine what it is that you are doing in your interaction with these various and unrelated providers that all come to the same conclusion, they don't want to deal with you. If its the manner in whcih you express legitimate concerns, you may need to find a more effective means of communicating such things. If you have other questions, please fee free to contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.
Answered on Sep 23rd, 2014 at 8:11 AM
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