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A member asked:
I found a new obgyn doctor and i want too switch how do i do that what is the process ?
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Send records release: You can change doctors anytime and as often as you wish. Merely make an appointment with your new doctor. You can ask his office to send for your old records from the previous doctor, or you can arrange to get them yourself and bring them with you to your new doctor.
Answered 9/28/2016
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