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Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive

Agree about the overall poor quality of health care in TV. We knew it wasn't ranked all that high when we decided to move here but, apart from dental care, the medical care here is pretty hit-and-miss. Coming from a part of the country where the complete opposite is true (Minnesota, doctoring at Mayo Clinic) the difference, in virtually every area, is astounding.

I don't think it is (necessarily) the doctors. My current doctor (for maybe 8 more weeks), aside from being arrogant and condescending, seems pretty knowledgeable. The clinic support staff though (techs, front office people) are across-the-board bad. I joked with my wife awhile back that it has reached the point where I am surprised when something goes RIGHT. Numerous prescription errors that take weeks to straighten out, erroneous entries in my medical information, impossible to reach by phone, etc. etc. have convinced me to change doctors. My wife is pretty happy with her doctor at Cleveland Health, so he will become my primary come November.

Had doctor at Cleveland, for 3 years told me I had allergies. Went to UFC and found out I had serious lung issues. Never checked me over. Sad, would like to give his name but might get sued. Thought about calling Morgan and Morgan