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Old 06-14-2008, 04:25 AM #1
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Default P&S report- how long did your doctor take?

Ok. I went in to my last doctor visit in Feb and he declared me Permanent and Stationary- not gonna get better at least in the next year. And four months later, he STILL has not written the medical report up!!
This isn't normal right?? I don't know what to do!!! I have my WC adjustor on my back about it and my LTD is about to can my benefits because they have no doctor opinion backing up my claim. I call the office weekly, I physically go in the office to ask about the P&S report- I've even done a confrence call with my WC adjustor to ask about the hold up and then file a complaint with my Dr's office manager.
What the heck? Does anyone have a similar experience and how did you make your doctor freaking write the report already?? Thanks
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