The problem is, how do you know there are discrepancies in there? If you’re not allowed to look. I guess get an internist or gp you trust and just sit down and go over the whole entire thing.
I call BS on that not allowed to look. If someone told me that, I would get hot and look them straight in the eye, and say I hope you are not trying to tell me that I can NOT look at records that I PAID for!!!!!!!!
I always got them, and if I hadn’t, I would have told them my lawyer will be in touch, now let me talk to some one with a brain that is in charge of this pitiful excuse for health care treatment.
I have the results of every single test that I have had in the last 15 years. For my Dad, I had a typed health history that we kept updated and took with us for every appointment, and gave it to them, if they didn’t have their own form to update.
I would never continue to do business with someone that wouldn’t let me see the records, and I would darn sure have those records if I wanted them. Under HIPPA those records can not even be shared with insurance companies if you don’t sign an authorization, and I really am serioous-I would have my records even if I had to have a lawyer demand them on my behalf.
“The problem is, how do you know there are discrepancies in there? If youre not allowed to look. I guess get an internist or gp you trust and just sit down and go over the whole entire thing.”
Oh they better tell you everything and if they don’t you get down to Circuit Court and make them hand EVERYTHING over to your lawyer.