Bloodwork: Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results. They sent me a code to log in. The code didn’t work so I clicked on send...

Larry M Loc: North Clairmount, San Diego

Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results.
They sent me a code to log in.
The code didn’t work so I clicked on send another code. Results were invalid code when I tried to login.
Now I have to go back to the hospital and see if I can talk to someone about the results.
Frustrating.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Larry M wrote:

Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results.
They sent me a code to log in.
The code didn’t work so I clicked on send another code. Results were invalid code when I tried to login.
Now I have to go back to the hospital and see if I can talk to someone about the results.
Frustrating.

Modern technology, making our lives better,,,,,,,,,,,,NOT!
Sorry Larry.

Doug Lemmon Loc: Rochester Mills, PA

Thing I always hate about test results online is that you have to consult Dr Google to understand what they mean. Used to be your Doc would go over them with you initially.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Doug Lemmon wrote:

Thing I always hate about test results online is that you have to consult Dr Google to understand what they mean. Used to be your Doc would go over them with you initially.

Wait until you hit the golden years Doug and have the mandatory yearly Medicare check up. That's when they go into detail you get the verbal results and wonder how did I make it this long!!!!!

Doug Lemmon Loc: Rochester Mills, PA

plumbob wrote:

Wait until you hit the golden years Doug and have the mandatory yearly Medicare check up. That's when they go into detail you get the verbal results and wonder how did I make it this long!!!!!

Efff.... Just like fixing a 60 yr old furnace that the homeowner has tried to fix himself.. Just say to yourself "Ok, what can I make out of this mess"

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Doug Lemmon wrote:

Efff.... Just like fixing a 60 yr old furnace that the homeowner has tried to fix himself.. Just say to yourself "Ok, what can I make out of this mess"

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

Larry M wrote:

Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results.
They sent me a code to log in.
The code didn’t work so I clicked on send another code. Results were invalid code when I tried to login.
Now I have to go back to the hospital and see if I can talk to someone about the results.
Frustrating.

On the ones we have you can call a real person and get help.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Larry M wrote:

Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results.
They sent me a code to log in.
The code didn’t work so I clicked on send another code. Results were invalid code when I tried to login.
Now I have to go back to the hospital and see if I can talk to someone about the results.
Frustrating.

My doc always has me go back in and he tells me whats going on. I like it better that way

DozerDave Loc: Port Orchard Wa.

Larry M wrote:

Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results.
They sent me a code to log in.
The code didn’t work so I clicked on send another code. Results were invalid code when I tried to login.
Now I have to go back to the hospital and see if I can talk to someone about the results.
Frustrating.

You might as well make an appointment with your Dr. because that’s what they’re going to tell you. I’ve never had a problem getting my results back online. And my doctor gives me a summary. But all systems are different…

🐟on

DozerDave Loc: Port Orchard Wa.

plumbob wrote:

Wait until you hit the golden years Doug and have the mandatory yearly Medicare check up. That's when they go into detail you get the verbal results and wonder how did I make it this long!!!!!

Do you mean, drawing a clock and trying to remember 3 words. Always fail it…😂🐟on

Bcmech1 Loc: Clinton Wisconsin

Larry M wrote:

Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results.
They sent me a code to log in.
The code didn’t work so I clicked on send another code. Results were invalid code when I tried to login.
Now I have to go back to the hospital and see if I can talk to someone about the results.
Frustrating.

Isn't technology wonderful? Great when it works, socks when it don't. Anyway, hope your results are good.

Namvet69 Loc: Ohio

Larry M wrote:

Went to the hospital for bloodwork the other day and received an email about the bloodwork results.
They sent me a code to log in.
The code didn’t work so I clicked on send another code. Results were invalid code when I tried to login.
Now I have to go back to the hospital and see if I can talk to someone about the results.
Frustrating.

Don’t know how old you are, but if not for my grandchildren and children, my middle name would be frustrated. Good old tele conversation is wonderful, with a pen and pencil. Dream on!!!

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

Namvet69 wrote:

Don’t know how old you are, but if not for my grandchildren and children, my middle name would be frustrated. Good old tele conversation is wonderful, with a pen and pencil. Dream on!!!

I thought I was the only one that had my kids and grandkids helping me. I took a class on computer using, only thing is that if you don’t use the knowledge you lose it.