Military appts
What's the importance of making an appointment, being on time for them and not missing them?
Doctor's appointments are missed each and every day by people who either forget to show up or choose not to call and cancel their appointment. One of the reasons why it is best to try and keep your doctor's appointment is because it is the polite thing to do. Would you arrange a job interview with a company you were serious about working for but then fail to show up? No, not in the civilian world. It is very important to schedule routine doctor appointments regularly to ensure proper treatment as needed to care for my health as an injured soldier. I schedule my appointments so I can work on treating my injuries physically and mentally so when I medically retire I can hope for a better future of recovering and living a healthy life with a greater chance of being alive a lot longer than if I didn't take proper treatment. If I didn't think appointment were important than I would see my health go downhill and the recovery would be nearly impossible. It's very important to be on time to my appointments because if I were late I wouldn't receive the proper treatment I need, I would be taking time away from another soldier that thinks his appointments are just as important for his treatment and it wouldn't be fair to anyone, including myself and my healthy life and another reason is because it is my place of duty while in the military.
When scheduling appointments you do not want to miss them for a number of reasons. If you miss the appointment, you are not only wasting your doctor's time. You could also place your health at risk if you do not start your treatment as quickly as possible. It is rude to your doctor and you are not following through with treatment that's important for your health. Someone who also needed treatment sooner could have had the opportunity to be seen if I was going to schedule and miss my appointment. One of the primary concerns with missed
Doctor's appointments are missed each and every day by people who either forget to show up or choose not to call and cancel their appointment. One of the reasons why it is best to try and keep your doctor's appointment is because it is the polite thing to do. Would you arrange a job interview with a company you were serious about working for but then fail to show up? No, not in the civilian world. It is very important to schedule routine doctor appointments regularly to ensure proper treatment as needed to care for my health as an injured soldier. I schedule my appointments so I can work on treating my injuries physically and mentally so when I medically retire I can hope for a better future of recovering and living a healthy life with a greater chance of being alive a lot longer than if I didn't take proper treatment. If I didn't think appointment were important than I would see my health go downhill and the recovery would be nearly impossible. It's very important to be on time to my appointments because if I were late I wouldn't receive the proper treatment I need, I would be taking time away from another soldier that thinks his appointments are just as important for his treatment and it wouldn't be fair to anyone, including myself and my healthy life and another reason is because it is my place of duty while in the military.
When scheduling appointments you do not want to miss them for a number of reasons. If you miss the appointment, you are not only wasting your doctor's time. You could also place your health at risk if you do not start your treatment as quickly as possible. It is rude to your doctor and you are not following through with treatment that's important for your health. Someone who also needed treatment sooner could have had the opportunity to be seen if I was going to schedule and miss my appointment. One of the primary concerns with missed