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Follow Up Appointment Analysis
On March 29, my sister in law, Betty Zych and I meet with you and Dr. Partain and per Dr. Partain and your instruction, Betty had a PET scan the same day. Dr. Partain called later that day and commented that he needed her previous PET and CT scans from Holland Hospital taken in 2015 for comparison. A follow up appointment is scheduled for tomorrow, April 4. Prior to making the drive from Holland, MI to Mayo, we have been attempting to verify that all requested and necessary documents have been received. After speaking with Wendy, Stacy, and Denise, we still are not sure you have the necessary documents.

Will you please call and advise? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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