First, you need to tell the neurologist that you need a new doctor recommendation - and tell him about the o-so-professional treatment this doctor gave.
Second, you might want to talk to the board which licenses doctors to doctor in your state. Ask them what is supposed to be the minimum priofessional standard for a doctor to maintain, then the expected full standard.
Third, after you get that doctor and tell him he violated the board rules for the state (I know he'll have missed them). Ask him if he wants a complaint sent to the board.
Last advice: from now on, bring a portable tape recorder with you with any doctor meets.
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Date: 2003-05-08 11:46 am (UTC)Second, you might want to talk to the board which licenses doctors to doctor in your state. Ask them what is supposed to be the minimum priofessional standard for a doctor to maintain, then the expected full standard.
Third, after you get that doctor and tell him he violated the board rules for the state (I know he'll have missed them). Ask him if he wants a complaint sent to the board.
Last advice: from now on, bring a portable tape recorder with you with any doctor meets.