Hello! I recorded this post a few days ago, but with the crazy busy Christmas prep and activities, plus physical therapy, etc., etc., etc., I didn't get to post it until today. Sorry! What do you base your preferences on? Quality? How much it costs? Economy? Reliability? Skill? Friendliness? Do you go for high-end restaurants, stores, clothing, hotels or economical ones? Or do your preferences fall somewhere in the middle? Are your preferences different depending on what you are considering? I talk about this in the video above and give you examples of how I pick doctors, mechanics, clothes, and so on. Have a Merry Christmas! And, I will see you back here next Wednesday! Wheeee!
Hi! Today's vlog is on choosing a new doctor. I go over the reasons you might do this as well as how to go about it. Something that I didn't mention in the video was that you need to talk with your insurance company rep to see what doctors are covered before you make the change. Changing doctors can be a traumatic experience. I remember trying to get an appointment with a foot doctor I hadn't seen in a few years only to find out he had retired. I was devastated. When you build a bond; when you trust a doctor, it is hard to say goodbye. I tend to like doctors who partner with me to discuss care options, easy to talk with, remember stuff that I told them about my work and home life, are open about their home life and interests to a point, are funny/light-hearted/open, are excellent in their field, and accommodating. Have you experienced having to change doctors? How did you find new ones? Let me know in the comments or shoot me an email. Thanks!
