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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
DHT is high out of range, and Quest dropped ball on other tests
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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 103621" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>The safest bet is to verify tubes and labels with the phlebotomist. Submitting a print out the second link above at check in which explains that increased pt involvement is now official DHS policy will alert the lab of your intention to pursue Q.C. measures. This should diffuse any resentment lab personnel may have to Q.C. measures taken by the pt. Let them know in adv</p><p></p><p> Did the monitor you viewed indicate it was HAL 9000 terminal? Failures may be human error, an obstinate computer or both. Consumers are purchasing the lab product at a premium price. They deserve better than Nixon era computers sourced from military salvage running modified Pac Man software. Laboratories are regulated by the CMS and CDC. Perhaps it is they that need to receive the complaints. Also both Medicare and private insurers are obliged to investigate complaints from consumers. Lab Admin will get off their duff only when their record is sufficiently blackened by complaint history. Meanwhile the pt can perform the Q.C. that staff are unwilling to do. Being forced to fix errors on the spot cuts in to their bottom line with delays.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 103621, member: 8395"] The safest bet is to verify tubes and labels with the phlebotomist. Submitting a print out the second link above at check in which explains that increased pt involvement is now official DHS policy will alert the lab of your intention to pursue Q.C. measures. This should diffuse any resentment lab personnel may have to Q.C. measures taken by the pt. Let them know in adv Did the monitor you viewed indicate it was HAL 9000 terminal? Failures may be human error, an obstinate computer or both. Consumers are purchasing the lab product at a premium price. They deserve better than Nixon era computers sourced from military salvage running modified Pac Man software. Laboratories are regulated by the CMS and CDC. Perhaps it is they that need to receive the complaints. Also both Medicare and private insurers are obliged to investigate complaints from consumers. Lab Admin will get off their duff only when their record is sufficiently blackened by complaint history. Meanwhile the pt can perform the Q.C. that staff are unwilling to do. Being forced to fix errors on the spot cuts in to their bottom line with delays. [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
DHT is high out of range, and Quest dropped ball on other tests
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