Anonymous wrote:I want them and their staff to be polite and helpful. I want them to listen and talk through concerns to find a solution. I don’t want to feel like I’m being rushed out the door. I don’t want them to argue with me if I say no to a treatment option. I want them to explain multiple options and why each are good or bad and let me make the best decision. And I want them to be smarter than me and have experience and not try to fix everything with meds without at least providing me with information on other options first. If I have a concern that can be answered with a minute phone call I don’t want to be asked to come to the office. I don’t want to talk to someone else about the issue either, just call me back in 24 hours. Oh and I don’t want to be charged insurance rates if I’m paying out of pocket. That’s really it, I’d pay big bucks if you know where to find them. House calls would be a plus too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t care what they make. Raise it, lower it, whatever.
I want them to prioritize me as the patient over interacting with the EMR, not to be supercilious AHs, and to answer calls/emails with correct information—not patronizing gatekeeping—in fewer than 72 hours.
I would appreciate it if fewer PCPs punted every single illness involving an identifiable body system to a specialist, but this is lower-level.
If they are going to do this, however, I would like them to actually coordinate care.
All of these are issues with modern health care and doctors aren’t the drivers behind it. Hence, the rise in concierge medicine, which everyone hates on here as well.
Exactly. PP can have all of these things but they would have to pay for it. They say they "don't care what doctors make" but I bet they care what they pay.
Answering calls and emails and coordinating care take time. Pay a concierge physician and you will have that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t care what they make. Raise it, lower it, whatever.
I want them to prioritize me as the patient over interacting with the EMR, not to be supercilious AHs, and to answer calls/emails with correct information—not patronizing gatekeeping—in fewer than 72 hours.
I would appreciate it if fewer PCPs punted every single illness involving an identifiable body system to a specialist, but this is lower-level.
If they are going to do this, however, I would like them to actually coordinate care.
All of these are issues with modern health care and doctors aren’t the drivers behind it. Hence, the rise in concierge medicine, which everyone hates on here as well.
Anonymous wrote:I want them and their staff to be polite and helpful. I want them to listen and talk through concerns to find a solution. I don’t want to feel like I’m being rushed out the door. I don’t want them to argue with me if I say no to a treatment option. I want them to explain multiple options and why each are good or bad and let me make the best decision. And I want them to be smarter than me and have experience and not try to fix everything with meds without at least providing me with information on other options first. If I have a concern that can be answered with a minute phone call I don’t want to be asked to come to the office. I don’t want to talk to someone else about the issue either, just call me back in 24 hours. Oh and I don’t want to be charged insurance rates if I’m paying out of pocket. That’s really it, I’d pay big bucks if you know where to find them. House calls would be a plus too.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t care what they make. Raise it, lower it, whatever.
I want them to prioritize me as the patient over interacting with the EMR, not to be supercilious AHs, and to answer calls/emails with correct information—not patronizing gatekeeping—in fewer than 72 hours.
I would appreciate it if fewer PCPs punted every single illness involving an identifiable body system to a specialist, but this is lower-level.
If they are going to do this, however, I would like them to actually coordinate care.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t care what they make. Raise it, lower it, whatever.
I want them to prioritize me as the patient over interacting with the EMR, not to be supercilious AHs, and to answer calls/emails with correct information—not patronizing gatekeeping—in fewer than 72 hours.
I would appreciate it if fewer PCPs punted every single illness involving an identifiable body system to a specialist, but this is lower-level.
If they are going to do this, however, I would like them to actually coordinate care.