u/ahyu1

I am a health care provider with 4 other doctors in an eye clinic. We have a patient who comes once a week on average with extreme health anxiety. Nothing has really ever been found other than some very minor, common conditions.

The front desk schedules them like an emergency which I feel like plays into their anxiety.

They supposedly see a counselor for their health anxiety, but their visits into clinic is becoming more frequent. They also visit other clinics in the area on a routine basis as well as ER and urgent care.

What is best to do in this situation? It feels cold, but I feel like coddling and the constant reassurance just plays into more of their anxiety. Should we fire them as a patient?

Hehe got my first birdie on an 18 hole course. I’ve gotten one before on a par 3 course but this was a par 5 and it was a tap in birdie !!

I picked up golf after I started dating my boyfriend a couple of years ago and just bought the Costco Calloway set of clubs few months ago and have been having a lot of fun !

We have a rule if anyone ever gets birdie gets ice cream after so brb gonna go get some ice cream now