Ivan,
I fear that you will not appreciate my opinion - but I wonder if you
should not limit your outrage to the behavior of the DOCTOR only.
Rather than direct all of your rage onto NPF. I work in a doctor's
office and am aware that things often disrupt their schedule - creating
inconviences for patients. In most of the cases of scheduling conflicts
- I feel the MD should be held responsible.
I don't understand why NPF should be responsible for what this one M.D.
did. There are probably 60 MD's around the country who have some
relationship with the NPF (as Dr. Sanchez-Ramos does). Does that mean
that each time the individual doctor fails his patient - as you were
obviously failed, the organization is to be held responsible?
What has been Dr. Sanchez-Ramos' response to your experience? I know
what Larry Hoffheimer's response was (on behalf of the NPF) - but how
about holding the right person accountable??
Just my opinion....Carole
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