Why does it take so darn long to see a Dr. for medication?
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Try and call medicare and see what they can do. Explain to them if you don't get your medications you will end up in the hospital. It's possible they might be able to refer you to someone that can help. I don't think they want to spend the extra money for a hospital stay.
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your primary doctor should be able to write meds until you can see the other doctor or contact the medicare provider and get the names of doctors in the area. whether your on medicaid or medicare. if you look in your yellow pages, you can find doctors and clinics that take it and call them up and one can get you in right away. you also have your local county mental health association that you can contact to see how they can help.
There are crisis centers in every city and state. They will see you on an emergency basis, and treat you until your appointments come through. You could also go to the emergency room of any hospital (they are required to treat you - money or insurance - or not). Tell them how long your appointments are taking (bring papers) - and bring old bottles of your meds with you. Have your old clinics phone number with you, too. Good luck.
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