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I agree. Problem is that when you get an appointment, you don’t get an MD or DO or any doctor, only FNP or PA or other Nurse practitioners. And unfortunately fo
by darth_avocado 3y ago
I agree. Problem is that when you get an appointment, you don’t get an MD or DO or any doctor, only FNP or PA or other Nurse practitioners. And unfortunately for me, my experience with them has been terrible at best. The insurance still gets charged the same as a doctor, but somehow I get subpar care, where almost always things get worse and I finally need an MD to do a proper diagnosis.
Even things like my yearly checkups which technically doesn’t need an MD, have gone poorly. One of the NPs strongly wanted me on statins of slightly elevated cholesterol meanwhile the MD that I eventually took a second opinion from, suggested that for my age and physical condition, I most definitely don’t need to be on them.