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And getting messages through both insurance as well as yourself when you send a message through the medical site and then double check in over the phone that they are pretty much annoyed of you calling about it every single time when I call my doctors office I get that feeling a lot that they are pretty much annoyed with me calling to double check that everything did get through on their end. Especially when it doesn’t get through right away or not knowing if the doctors in the office or not… read more
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Members connected over the frustration of double-checking prescription refills and feeling like a burden when following up with doctors or... Read more
I Log In To "MyChart Refill Account" Through My Epilepsy Ctr, 1 Week Ahead Before I Run Our. My Medication, Is Then Delivered To My Home.
I went to the doctor last week and got the usual ok we'll continue your meds but had to call yesterday since the pharmacy never received it. In this day and age I believe things are so automated that more mistakes like this will keep happening. Sure they put it in the computer but Oops! they didn't push the send button 😒
Yes my mom and I check medications when we receive them.
My pharmacy always calls the Dr. When it's time for a refill
"Unnecessary" questioning could be annoying - it's good to have
medications etc pre-packed and delivered to your home. Keep a written diary
- it helps to record Drs appointments giving an indication when new
prescriptions are due. Don't get "bogged" down with paperwork - ask
insurance companies and other key third parties to give you plenty of
notice when renewals are due. This allows time to check out other companies
- look for better deals etc. Do what suits your needs - if necessary, have
an Advocate handle your affairs.
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