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<p>[QUOTE="clutteredcloset49, post: 373366, member: 85"]Most of the CA health systems have it. Problem is the different health systems don't use the same data base. And every time you go to the doctor, they print it out for you to ok, even though the doctor knows he hasn't changed anything.</p><p>The benefit is if you go to an Emergency Room on the same system as your regular doctor. Everything comes up.</p><p><br /></p><p>The systems have central offices away from the doctors (not even the same town), so anyone can access your file whether you give them permission or not. However, if you want to discuss your husband's billing you can't, unless he gives his permission for you to do so.</p><p><br /></p><p>I had one nurse call me at 7:30 am to make an appointment for a routine test that my doctor hadn't ordered, because my file came up in her system, wherever she was. She wasn't even part of my doctor's office.</p><p><br /></p><p>So be careful what you wish for.</p><p><br /></p><p>Make a list of everything your nana takes, and print copies, then she can attach it to the questionnaire. Saves time and aggravation. You can update it as needed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="clutteredcloset49, post: 373366, member: 85"]Most of the CA health systems have it. Problem is the different health systems don't use the same data base. And every time you go to the doctor, they print it out for you to ok, even though the doctor knows he hasn't changed anything. The benefit is if you go to an Emergency Room on the same system as your regular doctor. Everything comes up. The systems have central offices away from the doctors (not even the same town), so anyone can access your file whether you give them permission or not. However, if you want to discuss your husband's billing you can't, unless he gives his permission for you to do so. I had one nurse call me at 7:30 am to make an appointment for a routine test that my doctor hadn't ordered, because my file came up in her system, wherever she was. She wasn't even part of my doctor's office. So be careful what you wish for. Make a list of everything your nana takes, and print copies, then she can attach it to the questionnaire. Saves time and aggravation. You can update it as needed.[/QUOTE]
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