This is so important and true for urban settings as well. The wait may be shorter, but often 3-6 months with no guarantee that the primary physician gets a timely report and patient is left hanging. Our current system is designed for pleasing the market forces. Not the needs of dedicated primary care physicians and their patients. Thank you for posting.
This is so important and true for urban settings as well. The wait may be shorter, but often 3-6 months with no guarantee that the primary physician gets a timely report and patient is left hanging. Our current system is designed for pleasing the market forces. Not the needs of dedicated primary care physicians and their patients. Thank you for posting.