While under the care of your primary care provider, who you have been identified under the care of is no longer employed with the medical group. You were and are currently on a so-called Schedule-II medication, or other controlled substances that require a certain operational protocol and require regular monitoring ( e.g. drug-screenings, and follow ups).
Please note that per regulations, we are not authorized to call-in or refill Schedule-II medications or controlled substances for a healthcare provider that is no longer affiliated with the medical practice.
To provide you with the best possible care, while meeting those govermental regulatory requirements, we are kindly asking you to establish care with one of our available PC providers at your earliest convenience to avoid a possible gap in your prescriptions.
We do apologize for any inconvenience and will gladly schedule an appointment for you to meet one of our primary care providers and give our team an opportunity to take care of all your healthcare. respectfully.
This is a RECENT letter that I got !! very recent.
sooooo Pain management has been gone for THREE YEARS. Pain management used to drug test me for weed.
And I got my xanax prescription way over a year ago from the psychiatrist and DID NOT require a drug test, who then got me a weed prescription instead of the benzo.
So then the mm card expired in a YEAR so I went to the Dispensary and renewed my card with them instead.
So for two solid years I have been crying for pain meds, and everyone I have went to so far said NO WAY. except the bone and joint specialist who gave me a pain med prescription but I don't see her anymore after I got my cast removed.
So why are they tormenting me with this letter.
All I ever get from them is : you need a colonoscopy, you need your breasts squished in a machine, and you need a pap smear and your vagina examined.
And all I want is just a bit of relief from my pain.
I am really mentally depressed but that is what the weed is for. It helps alot until the pain starts up.
Thank goodness I wasn't this bad my entire life or I would have ended it along time ago.
But I thank God everyday for the time that I was able to have the help of pain relief and be able to do things in life that I wanted to do.