in the good news department, the nice lady at the pharmacy this morning called the clinic--after I had asked to pay out of pocket for a week's worth of meds--and asked them to renew my coverage please and they did.
after I had asked them twice they finally did it for someone with some sort of credentials or something I guess. it wasn't a pharmacist but a clerk but whatever so tomorrow I will have meds and hopefully they will be covered as usual.
I did not want to wait till 9 tonight to pick them up which is when they'll be ready. this place may be nice but they are very very very slow. I have a feeling they are trying to do their jobs for almost no money and under conditions of serious understaffing. welcome to capitalist public health care.
after I had asked them twice they finally did it for someone with some sort of credentials or something I guess. it wasn't a pharmacist but a clerk but whatever so tomorrow I will have meds and hopefully they will be covered as usual.
I did not want to wait till 9 tonight to pick them up which is when they'll be ready. this place may be nice but they are very very very slow. I have a feeling they are trying to do their jobs for almost no money and under conditions of serious understaffing. welcome to capitalist public health care.
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That surprises me since the need is so great.
the underserved and transient population is put through so much bullshit that as a group they tend not to have much patience for the run-around. I don't blame them, but sometimes they yell at everyone indescriminately. if I were the target of frustration all day I don't know how kind I would be but both sides put up with a lot.
There's more details that you might find interesting but your lj isn't the place for them.