Submitted 16 hours ago by fossilesque@mander.xyz to science_memes@mander.xyz
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If the doctors orders I eat 2 breakfasts, I’m not letting a pharmacy screw up the good thing I’ve got going!
But what insurance is requiring 90 days and are they taking signups? Mine forces everything to 30 unless I use their mail pharmacy that constantly loses orders.
Second breakfast isn’t covered by my insurance.
their mail pharmacy that constantly loses orders.
That’s called fiscal responsibility. If you die you can no longer be a loss in their earnings.
^/s but also not /s^
What’s next? They won’t pay for your doctor bills in time if it’s not their doctor? /s
lol
But also, you should obscure that PHI more completely, just to be cautious.
It’s an old picture anyways, who knows where it comes from at this point. If the original person hasn’t somehow got in trouble already, deleting this one won’t do much, so just smile and wave boys, smile and wave Image
I see this sort of thing all the time and it genuinely baffles me how people won’t cover up the entirety of the text they’re trying to censor. I’ve even seen people go over text with multiple passes of a transparent brush (which you can almost see through by squinting, let alone if you pulled it into a photo editor). Like, why?
Whatever that top number may be, it’s very readable I just don’t wanna right now.
Which is precisely my point - if I were so motivated, I could suss that out. Or do a partial/fragmentary OCR match on valid addresses in Ohio that align with possible zip code matches and narrow it down to a relatively small potential target set of addresses and individuals.
That’s the prescriber’s information. It says DEA, NPI, then the address, and probably phone number. None of that is HIPAA protected.
Idk I’m not a pharmacist, but I do work in biotech and have access to systems with PHI. All I’m saying is I treat this whole area with an abundance of caution.
take one tablet by mouth
You know for a fact that instruction is there because someone tried the other options
Are there tablets for the other options?
Suppositories for rectal use. Powdered for nasal use.
Don’t know about urethral, vaginal, or ear canal.
Yes
Maybe that’s why the patient has type 2 diabetes
slaneesh_is_right@lemmy.org 3 hours ago
I almost didn’t know what to read. Unfortunately there was no subway surfers in the background so i gave up halfway through anyway.