Must have been a managerial decision @ the office.
For Patients who Still Need to Make an Doctor Appt
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and for me too
I'm thinking of becoming a caregiver. I hear you have to have medical records for your condition (arthritis in neck, shoulder, and hips), I have not seen a doctor for over three years, I had x-rays and was told I had arthritis. I don't have medical insurance, so haven't been back to the doctors. Can I still be a caregiver, and how do I go about it?
Didn't read the whole thread so don't know if anyone mentioned www.getlegalmichigan.com. No previous records needed, just need to explain in detail your condition. I know several who have used it and never heard of one being denied. Only caveat, it costs $200 instead of the $150 the rest are charging. All online and no visit to doctor required.
Why pay more when you can pay less? Appts being made 6 days a week. PM me to schedule one asap.
Ledhed
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I haven't seen a doctor in about 25 years, will this be a problem at all. Arthritis, back pain(chronic), trouble sleeping(46 and still awake till 2 or 3 each morning awake at 6 or 7) Headache that I've lived with for over 20 years. I just don't trust most doctors, and have no insurance to see them anyway. I don't like pills, but eat aspirin like candy most days, other than the ocassional sip of whiskey I'm not a big drinker either. Just wondering how lack of traditional medical treatment may affect the outcome of my visit. I also have two felonies, but was told that won't come into play being a patient, but by law I cannot be a caregiver, which isn't what I want anyway. Any advice?
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