Dr. Google
Dr. Google
The doctor’s office my husband and I go to is technology savvy.
- Our appointment reminders are emailed to us, with the option to reschedule with a click.
- Each time we check-in, the nurse asks for our latest email address and if we have any questions about the practices’ website.
- After our appointment, we are sent a survey asking how our visit was.
- Prescription requests can be done online.
No matter how much I love our technology savvy doctor, I still hate going to the doctor. So what do I do? I resort to Dr Google.
Story of my life.
Kid has weird symptoms, I go see Dr. Google.
Baby spits up clear stuff, I go see Dr.Google.
Husband has weird shaped toe, I go see Dr. Google.
This past week, I threw my back out. Once again I was like a turtle stuck on my back for a few days. With a newborn, I had to do something and quick since Dr. Google can’t fix herniated discs.
Our tech-savvy doctor’s practice has a new feature to add to their already fabulous line-up of uses of technology. For $50 a year ($100 for the family), we can now email our doctor. So no more need to Dr. Google everything for scattered advice, unless its REALLY weird… then Dr. G will be my first resource. 
How many times do you turn to Google for advice you previously sought from a doctor?
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very good \o/