I visit three medical providers on a regular basis—each one every six months or so. As I waited recently to see one of the doctors, I reflected on the difference in the way that they deal with patients. One is a well-run, professional practice where I am always greeted by a friendly nurse who makes me feel at the ease. The doctor is a capable person who asks good questions and includes me in making decisions about my health. Another is very much a family-type practice. I know everyone in the office. The doctor is rather laid back and always outlines options for my treatment. The third is very much oriented toward providing a service and moving patients along. The doctor is a very competent person but works more from a prescriptive approach, telling me what the best approach is for my treatment. Now, I am very happy with the service provided by each of these practices, but I am also a...
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