02-26-2018, 06:37 AM
(02-26-2018, 01:38 AM)Xfizzler Wrote: Well I am insured with Kaiser. It tends to be fairly routine. But when I’m there I feel like cattle, or just another number. Wait time if you set an appointment usually only takes about 10 minutes to be seen. However once they go through all their weight and blood pressure etc. and get you to a room. I will wait an additional 5 to 10 minutes. Then it seems like I have to go all over through trying to tell the doctor why exactly I’m there and being treated. No real sense of personal tailored assistance. Once I’m off to go get my meds that’s the part that feels like I’ve been at a drive-through waiting to get what I need and just as quick as I get it I am out but I’m still usually dissatisfied because of how quick and generic the doctor treated me and in the end it did not get exactly what I actually once I’m off to go get my meds that’s the part that feels like I’m at a drive-through waiting to get what I need and just as quick as I get it I am out but I’m still usually dissatisfied because of how quick and generic the doctor treated me and in the end did not get exactly what I actually wanted.
X, sounds like you are describing classic assembly line medicine. I feel that way sometimes when I am an inpatient at the hospital. Everyone there is playing their certain part and they act like they can do it in their sleep. All so generic and impersonal, as you say. RM