labs---- dr inman pepps
It took 2 weeks to hear from them. I finally called them. But the funny thing was when I got home from work that day, I had a letter in the mail from Dr. Inman with my results. I was low in Vit D (the first time) and she had enclosed a poorly copied page of how to get Vit D into my diet! (I thought that was very tacky---she makes enough money to have them printed up very nice!) When I called, I asked for a complete copy of what they received as I have been getting that every year just for my own benefit so I can compare apples to apples. Received it a few days later.
The key with the drs is that you have to be PROACTIVE and CALL THEM! Their office is extremely busy. Unless it is a dire emergency on your labs, you won't hear from them very fast is what I was told.
on 2/15/09 10:47 pm - Central, IN
They also just send you a general note saying whether things were in the normal ranges or not. They do not send you a copy of all the results. As a nurse, I think it is very important that you also keep track of the labs yourself. I typically have already reviewed all of the labs myself before they even send me anything! So when you get your labs drawn either ask their office for a copy of them or you can go through the lab that you have them drawn at. You may need to sign a release of medical information. And be sure they give you all of the reference ranges so you know what the numbers mean!
Jennifer