Posted by 1948CaseVAI on February 10, 2016 at 09:17:39 from (68.102.35.209):
In Reply to: Health care posted by Mike M on February 10, 2016 at 06:01:47:
All doctor's offices schedule out quite a ways but they also retain a few openings for emergencies. If you cannot get in quickly but really think there is something that needs to be treated quickly then it is up to the patient to convince the scheduler to give up an opening. Alternatively if the doctor has other doctors in the practice you can see one of them. One way or the other you can be seen by someone when you need to.
As to the expensive medicine you should look up your insurance company's formulary on the net (they should all be out there) and take it with you to the doctor so that you can be sure the prescription is on their list. If you do not know the formulary or have a copy with you then you take your chances.
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