[jboot]

Years ago I got the firearms question from my doctor. It was on a questionnaire along with a lot of other prying questions about my sexual practices, past drug use and so on. I left that entire section blank. When the doctor examined the form she asked me "did you forget to fill out this part?" I responded "no." She looked puzzled for an instant and then sensibly let the matter drop.

Is there a state where the doctor can compel you to answer these questions?

[jazusamo]

Is there a state where the doctor can compel you to answer these questions?

I honestly don't know but doubt it. I believe that may change with the full implementation of 0care and future changes to it. One more very good reason to kill 0care.

[Grampa Dave]

“Is there a state where the doctor can compel you to answer these questions? “

The problem is with the increasing number of docs bailing out of medicine. There means less and less practicing mds.

If you are over 65, finding a new doctor if your longtime doc retires, can really be tough as many docs aren’t taking new Medicare patients.

So poing a doc might get you dropped from his/her practice. Then your record will probably indicate that you were a hothead and unpredictable re your guns and your life style.