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Re: Health OptionsFrom: Roland Armstrong (rjarm@northernnet.com)Wed Mar 27 23:08:11 1996
A>M >I don't think going to the press will accomplish much except making you feel >better. What I have found to be effective is to call the medical plan and >get the name of the person responsible for the directive that you disagree >with. I tell the person on the phone that I need this information to let >the patient know that it comes from the insurance company and not from me. >You'd be surprised how often the company will back down. > >Robert Brenner MD FACOG >Baltimore MD >Robbrenner@earthlink.net Great idea! Put a name with the faceless (and spineless) insurance company. Next time they insist I do a worthless D and C to "cure" DUB I'll try this. RAJA
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