primitive mental case scares doctor's office assistant

[SVPete]

BTW, in partial defense of the office personnel who used the incorrect insurance code, that code system is beyond highly complex, almost a career world in and of itself. Making matters worse, the coding system was totally revamped in the second half of last year. M1969 should live in that world a few months before shooting off her anus about incompetence!

[txradioguy]

I also know how stressful it is to look for a new doctor, so take a deep breath and look for recommendations. 

Yes it's extremely stressful when the doctor actually wants to diagnose what is or isn't wrong with you instead of taking your word for it and firing off a bunch of prescriptions on your say so.

[Big Dog]

There's something missing from this comment by M1969:

What could it be ... what could it be ...  what could i....

I think I've found it:

While there are a very very very few doctors who accept no insurance plans, there is one variety of insurance that many decline to accept - Medicare (and it's fraternal twin Medicaid). Between decades of ever tighter nickeling-and-diming and frequent lengthy delays in paying claims, accepting Medicare means losing money. So many doctors have ceased accepting Medicare.

Medicare is one of Progs' beloved government-run "health"-"care" systems, so M1969 and other Progs need to

'Medicare mighr not pay' is how you tell crazy people 'No way they will pay, so go away.'

[BannedFromDU]

BTW, in partial defense of the office personnel who used the incorrect insurance code, that code system is beyond highly complex, almost a career world in and of itself. Making matters worse, the coding system was totally revamped in the second half of last year. M1969 should live in that world a few months before shooting off her anus about incompetence!

     Anything other than "there is a doctor waiting to provide you with anything you want and need, completely free of charge and with no waiting" is incompetence to those worthless pieces of grifting shit. No sympathy.

     They should give people at the front desks of doctors who take a lot of Medicare three things: the Medicare codebook, a taser, and a .45 ACP, each used if the previous one fails.

[obumazombie]

gvstn (2,428 posts)    Tue Jan 19, 2016, 07:01 AM

7. Therapists can be saviors and jerks. Both at the same time.
 
Klonopin is a great drug but at about 4x the recommended dose.

I hated Prozac and Paxil but loved Klonopin, it just worked.

Ummmmm ... her doctor, insurance company, and pharmacy let him/her take quadruple the prescribed dose without so much as a squawk? I find that difficult to believe, if not total .

Why is it that the libs fancy themselves to be the reincarnation of Timothy Leary ?
They imagine themselves to have more expertise than the pharmacists and bio chemists who invented, developed, studied and brought the drug to market.
Any studies performed and research on any given drug is superfluous to the expertise libs/DUmmies bring to the table in the vein of, "Tune in, Turn on, Drop out.

[BlueStateSaint]

Tune in, Turn on, Drop out.

As long as they do so permanently, without hurting/harming anyone/anything else, I'm fine with it.  While I like BFDU's suggestion, there would have to be a single round in that .45 ACP.