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Knowing something must be checked, while your primary refuses to check it, what is one's recourse in the US?
by omniglottal 4y ago
Knowing something must be checked, while your primary refuses to check it, what is one's recourse in the US?
- nequo 4y agoI've never met a doctor who refused to check something if I asked for it. If yours does, can you switch?
- dylan604 4y agoTypically, for HMOs, it's getting your doctor to recommend a specialist.
- mythhouse 4y agoyou mean the cases where a layman thinks he knows more than a trained professional ?
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