Question:
Is there anyone out there who has had any dealings with Kaiser in Georgia.

Good or bad. I am just starting my adventure with them.    — Penny G. (posted on December 3, 1999)

December 4, 1999
Penny, Please e-mail me at [email protected] Kaiser is the best that you can deal with for this type of problem. I know all the tests and the dieticians you will be dealing with. I have Paula which is fantastic. The surgeon at Kaiser is well respected by his peers and knows the last techniques to the staphling. I have talked with Paula until her ear is about to fall off because I wanted to get a support group and also them to incorporate a cooking class to teach you how to handle a new you. You are getting a new life, new body and a whole new mind set. Take Care! Margaret Grigor
   — Margaret G.

January 3, 2000
As of January 1,2000. A new law has taken effect that even if you have an HMO. You can go to another doctor. Please check into the law. Then find a doctor who will give you a second exam for WLS. Please e-mail me. Thanks !
   — Margaret G.

January 3, 2000
What law? And where do I find a copy of it just in case my HMO gives me a problem.
   — Betty H.

August 23, 2000
I'm so disappointed with kaiser.they denied me the first time,so,i scheduled an appeal.i thought they would treat me fairly.i was like a lamb being led to slaughter.they refused me.i truly,believe,it's all about the money.i met 3 of their criteria,but not enough hoops,i guess.now,i have a third appeal with a federal agency.i've decided i need a lawyer.i've contacted Mr.Linstrom.hope he can help.keep your chin up,penny.
   — Billie C.

March 5, 2003
I'm getting the same "lambs to the slaughter" run-a-round. I was pressured into not requesting surgery by 3 PCP's in the room at once. I see this as systematic discrimination of a person with a genetic, crippling and fatal condition. Cheers, Jim
   — JimGA