Legal Question in Disability Law in Georgia
what to do
my kids and my mother in law had the same doctor and sometimes they had appointments on the same day so they would ride with her.well someone told the doc that my mother in law was abuseing and selling her meds. with no proofand never been charged and yet the doc sent a letter to my mother in law not me , saying due to drug abuse and sales she would no longer see her, my kids or any of our family. i called and asked her why and what did my mother in law have to do with her not seeing my kids ,she said because they came with her sometimes.i said thats their gram and had nothing to do with it other than same appt. a ride and her being grandma.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: what to do
You post is not clear at all about what exactly you are asking. Doctors in private practice, like most businesses, can make their own decisions about who to see as patients (or clients, customers, etc.). If this doctor does not want to treat you or your family, which seems to be the case, find another one.
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