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Shouldnt a nursing home doctor see a 92 yo patient who has cognitive change and then falls? offered to take her to office too. got respite pass only
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Of course.!: There should be a doctor assigned to your patient by the nursing home. You should talk to this doctor about your concerns. Some facilities have nurse practioners available everyday for assessments.
Answered 4/1/2016
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