does a dermatologist take a medical card?
913734
Provided that you have a referral from your Dr. At the time of making your appointment ask is it fully covered under your health card in order to avoid misunderstandings.
359207
Yes, but you will need to bring in a note from your doctor.
761561
Yes, of course. Doctors aren't exempt from illness, and most have families that need insurance as well. They have to carry their own, from my experience, their employer (if they have one) doesn't offer it.
886986
They doctor shop--getting prescriptions from multiple doctors who have no idea and then hitting multiple pharmacies to get them filled.  No refills are allowed--they have to go back to the doctors to get more.  They'll get caught eventually.
525893
ask the doctor for one
725901
This has got to be the most target-specific question I have ever seen here.\n\nI mean, a phone book check turned up nothing for you on this? Or a series of calls to a dermatogist's office to clarify?
547394
have you called the 800 # on the back of your medical card? Tey can usually refer you to a doc . happy hunting! By the way , Jesus loves you.
512293
yes. it wont be a prescription. you would have to go there to get it from them but they Will give you pills if you want and some places even the patch.
256224
No, it's not. ONLY a Dr can sign off on them. If you do and get caught you could face charges of practicing medicine without a license
550930
As long as you have the cards you are OK, Because on the cards they can see your ID number and Group Number. Without the cards I doubt they will take you. That happened to me once, I had to pay $80.00 for the Gyn because I didn't have the cards even thought I was insured. The deductible for a Gynecologist is usually $20.00 dollars. There should be no problem. But if you have any questions, contact the Insurance carrier and ask them if you can use it now. That's what I did once I got my cards and it worked. \n\n\nGood Luck!
712998
You are allowed to request an MD when you call for an appointment.  If you are not listened to (i.e., in walks the physician's assistant into your exam), state that you will leave the practice if your wishes are not adhered to.  That will get the doctor iin the room and very likely the nurse will make a notation on your file that you want an MD whenever you call.  \n\nThe reasoning you can use is that you are paying for a doctor's professional training, so you want to see a doc.  It's not like they charge less for an appointment when you see the assistant, is it?
1042586
I would direct that question to a dermatologist. What is prescribed for one person might not be appropriate for another,
72953
probably just a vendor's license.  get in touch with your local vendor's license bureau and check with them.  I started my company 5 yrs ago and it has grown to selling products that are for doctors offices and can be used in hospitals, and no one has asked for any other licenses.\ngood luck
45962
to: dmicott  \n\nanswer yes, see a dermatologist you have to get a diagnosis before gettng any treatment.
771414
You don't know.  See a dermatologist for the best answers to your questions.
810266
Pick a dermatologist and call them on the phone and ask how much a consultation cost.  They really dont mind and will tell you up front. I have a dermatologist and he charges about $50 bucks a pop.  I probably see him about 3 times a year and he bills the insurance everytime and they refuse to pay, so he set up a payment plan with me.  You might try the same.
1070669
It may be if there are doctor shopping laws in your state.