Asked by Geesh
Write a professional but appalled letter to my mom physician office my mom see you office on 2/5. Had blood drawn and results came back 3/7. Called your office on 3/10 to remind nurse and/or her doctor that her results are in and we’re forwarded to them on 3/7. Why no one called back to notify my mom of her results as she is still experiencing low glucose results on the evening and while she sleeps in the late 60’s as we mentioned at her appointment on 3/5. While I manage to maintain to get her glucose back up in a stable number
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State ZIP]
[Phone number]
[Email]
[Date]
Office of [Physician’s Name]
[Office Address]
[City, State ZIP]
Re: [Patient’s full name], DOB: [mm/dd/yyyy] (my mother)
To whom it may concern,
I am writing as my mother’s primary caregiver to express deep concern and disappointment about a serious breakdown in communication from your office.
My mother was seen in your office on 2/5 and had blood drawn at that visit. Those lab results were returned to your office on 3/7. I called your office on 3/10 to remind the nurse and/or the physician that the results were in and had been forwarded to you on 3/7. To date, no one from your office has contacted my mother with the results or with any follow-up instructions.
At her visit she reported ongoing low glucose readings in the evenings and overnight — frequently in the high‑60s — a problem that places her at risk for nocturnal hypoglycemia. I have been managing her care at home and working to keep her glucose levels stable, but this problem requires timely clinical review and a clear plan from her treating clinician. The absence of any notification or guidance from your office is unacceptable.
Please do the following immediately:
- Provide a copy of the lab results that were returned on 3/7 to me and to my mother.
- Explain why we were not notified of abnormal results and what steps your office will take to prevent this lapse from recurring.
- Provide specific clinical guidance regarding her low evening/overnight glucose readings and any recommended medication, monitoring, or urgent appointment.
- Arrange for a return phone call with the ordering clinician or an appropriate nurse within 48 hours of receipt of this letter (please call me at [your phone number]).
If I do not receive a response within 48 hours, I will consider escalating this matter to your practice manager and, if necessary, to the state medical board and other appropriate oversight agencies.
We value competent, timely medical care. Please correct this communication failure promptly and provide the clinical direction my mother urgently needs.
Sincerely,
[Your name]
[Relationship to patient, e.g., daughter/son/caregiver]
[Phone number]
[Email]
[Your Address]
[City, State ZIP]
[Phone number]
[Email]
[Date]
Office of [Physician’s Name]
[Office Address]
[City, State ZIP]
Re: [Patient’s full name], DOB: [mm/dd/yyyy] (my mother)
To whom it may concern,
I am writing as my mother’s primary caregiver to express deep concern and disappointment about a serious breakdown in communication from your office.
My mother was seen in your office on 2/5 and had blood drawn at that visit. Those lab results were returned to your office on 3/7. I called your office on 3/10 to remind the nurse and/or the physician that the results were in and had been forwarded to you on 3/7. To date, no one from your office has contacted my mother with the results or with any follow-up instructions.
At her visit she reported ongoing low glucose readings in the evenings and overnight — frequently in the high‑60s — a problem that places her at risk for nocturnal hypoglycemia. I have been managing her care at home and working to keep her glucose levels stable, but this problem requires timely clinical review and a clear plan from her treating clinician. The absence of any notification or guidance from your office is unacceptable.
Please do the following immediately:
- Provide a copy of the lab results that were returned on 3/7 to me and to my mother.
- Explain why we were not notified of abnormal results and what steps your office will take to prevent this lapse from recurring.
- Provide specific clinical guidance regarding her low evening/overnight glucose readings and any recommended medication, monitoring, or urgent appointment.
- Arrange for a return phone call with the ordering clinician or an appropriate nurse within 48 hours of receipt of this letter (please call me at [your phone number]).
If I do not receive a response within 48 hours, I will consider escalating this matter to your practice manager and, if necessary, to the state medical board and other appropriate oversight agencies.
We value competent, timely medical care. Please correct this communication failure promptly and provide the clinical direction my mother urgently needs.
Sincerely,
[Your name]
[Relationship to patient, e.g., daughter/son/caregiver]
[Phone number]
[Email]
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