Cliff L.
Do not give your medical records (in my case, United Health Care, who has a partnership with Dispatch Health
My wife called the”visiting nurse” program associated with United Health Care, our Medicare Advantage plan. I knew that I had upper respiratory pneumonia after constant coughing. We were out of options, except going to ER. On Sunday May 14, Dispatch Health sent two people-Chris who identified himself as a PA, and Abby identified herself as a med tech) this information was forth coming when I asked their names. Abby was unable to draw a blood sample after two attempts. She asked Chris to draw a blood sample. As Chris was asking questions, while reviewing my medical record, he would not prescribe an antibiotic because on I had 3rd stage kidney failure (a possible negative impact), as attributed by gerontologist doctor who I saw in March. TOTALLY, untrue. I signed into My Chart account, and it was included on June 2013. I shared this information with him, but received no reaction from him This situation can be dangerous when a person (not even a doctor) is not familiar with my medical history. Since 2013 I have been prescribed antibiotics without the need for a blood draw for kidney function. Then, Dispatch Health (Chris) began selling “services” PCR, after I informed them I test negative on Saturday. Yet they insisted I should take the PCR test, informing me that home test kits can not always be reliable that I am aware of. I acquiesced. Then Chris mentioned that Dispatch Health has a mobile X-ray. I deferred. More services = more money. Chris handed me the script for the two prescriptions that did not have the quantity, the dosage or the frequency for each. I can provide other examples.



