Ora/ Prescriptions should have attachments

[Guest guest]

Ora, Kristy is right. I asked for a paper script and they said

NO – they didn’t even have any in the office. I think the doctor’s office is

going to make the decision for you and if you don’t like it they will tell you

to find another doctor. The good ole days are gone.

nne

From: VulvarDisorders

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Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 6:55 PM

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Subject: Re: Prescriptions should have attachments-Ora

Maybe so but I like to decide which pharmacy I want to use and when I want

to

take it to that pharmacy. I might not even want to get the prescription filled.

My doctor's office is not going to make that kind of decision for me.

Ora

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On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 15:42:01 -0700 (PDT), Kristy Sokoloski

wrote:

>Ora,

>

>The days of hand printed prescriptions and even faxing the

>prescription to the pharmacy are numbered and on their way out

>the door. With the systems that a lot are using now they are

>sending the prescription to the pharmacy right there while the

>patient is in the room. Having it done this way will cut down

>on a lot of delays.

>

>Kristy

>

[Guest guest]

What state are you in? I wonder what would happen if I never picked up the

prescription meds. Would it go on my record. My doctor sometimes gives me a

script for pain but I never get it filled because I don't really like to take

that stuff unless I am really out of it.

Ora

On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 20:43:45 -0400, " millburytimes " millburytimes@...>

wrote:

>Ora, Kristy is right. I asked for a paper script and they said NO - they

>didn't even have any in the office. I think the doctor's office is going to

>make the decision for you and if you don't like it they will tell you to

>find another doctor. The good ole days are gone.

>

>nne