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Re: Malpractice attorneys

Posted by Getting advice for a friend on November 23, 2001 at 11:21:22:

In Reply to: Re: Malpractice attorneys posted by Mike-Florida on November 23, 2001 at 11:16:26:

I agree with your comments on a HMO. I made a mistake in my paperwork and this year I was on an HMO plan. I will be back on a non-HMO plan this January.

I feel real sorry for those in HMOs. I did have a thought though. We call medical doctors "Doctor" because of the respect we have for doctors.

However, I don't think I am obligated to call an HMO doctor, "Doctor" anymore than I would call a musicologist with a Ph.D. "Doctor."

Back to the original topic, I think with the information I am gaining, I will be able to write a letter which will be of use, without a lawyer.

Thanks

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