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Switched insurance plans. if i seek new pcp will they continue me on the medications i'm currently taking, as they're very effective for me.
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Usually: Switching PCPs can be stressful. However, your new PCP would likely continue your previous medications if they're reasonable and work for you. Make sure you take all old medical records (labs, study results) to the new provider to help with the transfer of your care. http://patients.about.com/od/therightdoctorforyou/a/howchgdoctors.htm
Answered 9/10/2014
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