Doctor Care

Doctor Care

wreckem2020-09-12T14:51:20.000Z
Bipolar includes both depressive and manic states. Some people spend more time with one than the +
other.My sister has dealt with depression for many years & had been on meds from her primary care doctor for year but hasn't seen a mental health prof
Lepin2020-08-27T20:13:03.000Z
Does your dad have a legal document stating who he appointed his Healthcare Proxy?+
If so, they need to advise the physician or your dad’s condition and that he’s isn’t compliant with care, including tweaking his meds... From the soun
brush217_2Zrescue2020-08-27T16:48:08.000Z
adding: if you father is very stubborn and refuses, r/o
speak with a social worker at his clinic/healthcare network and explain your dilemma. They are very good at providing resources and ideas for just thi
LizzardVanReptile2020-08-23T15:10:32.000Z
Did a little Googling ++
This article is behind a NYT paywall. I'll include the link for those who subscribe. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/23/business/elder-orphans-care.h
gggggl2020-08-22T15:20:45.000Z
Staying up all night - my mother started with that and later developed dementia. She should be +
checked by a doctor to be safe. UTI’s can cause all you’re describing, too. I sincerely wish you luck, it’s hard to take care of your parents.
pretty_please2020-08-16T05:18:24.000Z
You 100% need to go see a doctor. Please don't be embarrassed rop
Your GP or a podiatrist or an urgent care doctor will have seen sooooooooo much worse.
MRSLE2020-08-01T22:58:36.000Z
I know this is crazy thinking but I would really like to get a facial. My skin is a mess and my +
laser doctor who takes care of my Rosacea has been closed for going on 5 months. Would anyone here do this? I am going to get my teeth cleaned and see
happynell2020-08-01T02:05:38.000Z
'Muppets' in a new series.+
‘Muppets’ revive deeply felt roots Kermit and the rest of the gang return to zany form ‘Now’ in a delightful series. Los Angeles Times31 Jul 2020ROBER
KatieRoxx2020-07-18T22:20:02.000Z
Talk with the office manager and not the person scheduling to see if they can help. It is not++
malpractice as it sounds like they have given you some choices who are available, but you don't like those choices for whatever reason. If there are
RedHedd2020-07-04T16:56:12.000Z
I had an agent help me. My primary care doctor recommended r/o
Booomers Insurance Services. Despite the hokey name, they were excellent in helping me get the exact coverage I needed and could afford. An agent mak