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Our mdvip experience was different. We paid the $1500 a year a few times. Got a thorough physical - but Dr. and office dropped the ball on follow up. So when
by losteverything 9y ago
Our mdvip experience was different.
We paid the $1500 a year a few times. Got a thorough physical - but Dr. and office dropped the ball on follow up.
So when we didn't renew, we were bombarded by AOL-like contact wondering why we left. (We hardly ever say negative things on questions like this)
But it got worse. We wanted a simple refill on an inhaler and the mdvip Dr refused. We had to rejoin first!!! Pay $1500 for a Rx!!!
Called the former local Dr office and they Rx one emergency refill even after not seeing the practice for years.
We will go back to the mdvip dr again because but only when and if the condition calls for. The Dr may not be good at follow up but we liked his diagnosis skills
- arkades 9y agoDepending on the time gap between your leaving and calling for an inhaler refill, that may have violated state ethics regulations and constitute malpractice. Docs have a standing obligation to former patients, generally regarded as something like 3-6 mos., to address emergency issues (e.g., writing a script for a life-saving inhaler).