A doctor has the right to refuse to accept a new patient except on the grounds of discrimination. After under a doctor's care, the doctor must provide care unless the doctor terminates the relationship with sufficient notice "long in advance". However, Under the EMTALA law, a doctor and/or hospital is obligated to get a patient evaluated and stabilized in a medical emergency situation.
A hospital is obligated to treat you. However, the cost of the treatment will increase if you cancelled your insurance.
A health care provider can refuse to provide treatment as long as the provider refers to the patient to other providers for continuation of care.
No, a doctor cannot refuse surgery to someone based on the fact that they are Autistic, this would count as discrimination. I can't think of any time when this would be acceptable.
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your doctor makes that decision based on your response to treatment.
The best treatment for hypertension is based on a healthy diet with reduced salt and fat in a healthy daily exercise and drug treatment prescribed by a doctor.
Yes. He has to be concerned about how the medication he prescribes interact with the drugs you take. He has a responsibility.
In the United States, physicians usually operate out of privately owned medical practices. In this case, they can refuse treatment to anyone for any reason they deem necessary.
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Auto insurance is basically not a medical insurance. However, if you are involved in an accident and need medical attention or treatment from phisotheraphy or massage can be approved and paid by the insurance company based upon the medical reports and the need for the same. Massage treatment would fall under no fault coverage of the auto policy for eg in Ontario where this coverage is compulsory. In some parts of state this coverage is covered.
You'll want to talk over the situation with a doctor when it comes to any medical treatment. However, some form of SSRI based drug is the typical treatment for depression.
In prolotherapy, a doctor injects a sugar water or salt water-based solution into the damaged ligament or tendon at the point where it attaches to the bone.