Work Excuse Process is ridiculous
I spoke to a provider but a work excuse was not provided. I spoke to customer service and was informed I would have to make another appointment to get one. The previous appoint I was prescribe antibiotics because I’m already in a immunocompromised state due to being on steroid therapy for Lupus flare. Spoke to the other provider and told him I didn’t get one prescription that was promised to be ordered and I needed a work excuse to which he agreed to. Later on, I check no work excuse. I call CSR back and they noted on the account the provider said no which left me confused and upset. I preferred my pcp from the jump but the my insurance forces me to use Teladoc for Telehealth support. I rather pay out of pocket because this was absurd. But kudos to CSR ladies for helping the best they could. But as a nurse that works with doctors, slow and do your job correctly because your actions can interfere with someone’s life.
Healthcare
Work Excuse
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Healthcare - Work Excuse - Negative
### USER:Work Excuse Process is ridiculous, I spoke to a provider but a work excuse was not provided. I spoke to customer service and was informed I would have to make another appointment to get one. The previous appoint I was prescribe antibiotics because I’m already in a immunocompromised state due to being on steroid therapy for Lupus flare. Spoke to the other provider and told him I didn’t get one prescription that was promised to be ordered and I needed a work excuse to which he agreed to. Later on, I check no work excuse. I call CSR back and they noted on the account the provider said no which left me confused and upset. I preferred my pcp from the jump but the my insurance forces me to use Teladoc for Telehealth support. I rather pay out of pocket because this was absurd. But kudos to CSR ladies for helping the best they could. But as a nurse that works with doctors, slow and do your job correctly because your actions can interfere with someone’s life. ### ASSISTANT: Healthcare - Work Excuse - Negative )))
### Review: title: Work Excuse Process is ridiculous, content: I spoke to a provider but a work excuse was not provided. I spoke to customer service and was informed I would have to make another appointment to get one. The previous appoint I was prescribe antibiotics because I’m already in a immunocompromised state due to being on steroid therapy for Lupus flare. Spoke to the other provider and told him I didn’t get one prescription that was promised to be ordered and I needed a work excuse to which he agreed to. Later on, I check no work excuse. I call CSR back and they noted on the account the provider said no which left me confused and upset. I preferred my pcp from the jump but the my insurance forces me to use Teladoc for Telehealth support. I rather pay out of pocket because this was absurd. But kudos to CSR ladies for helping the best they could. But as a nurse that works with doctors, slow and do your job correctly because your actions can interfere with someone’s life. ### Analysis: categories: Healthcare, aspects: Work Excuse, sentiments: Negative )))
### Review: title: Work Excuse Process is ridiculous, content: I spoke to a provider but a work excuse was not provided. I spoke to customer service and was informed I would have to make another appointment to get one. The previous appoint I was prescribe antibiotics because I’m already in a immunocompromised state due to being on steroid therapy for Lupus flare. Spoke to the other provider and told him I didn’t get one prescription that was promised to be ordered and I needed a work excuse to which he agreed to. Later on, I check no work excuse. I call CSR back and they noted on the account the provider said no which left me confused and upset. I preferred my pcp from the jump but the my insurance forces me to use Teladoc for Telehealth support. I rather pay out of pocket because this was absurd. But kudos to CSR ladies for helping the best they could. But as a nurse that works with doctors, slow and do your job correctly because your actions can interfere with someone’s life. ### Analysis: categories: (Healthcare) aspects: (Work Excuse) sentiments: (Negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Work Excuse Process is ridiculous, I spoke to a provider but a work excuse was not provided. I spoke to customer service and was informed I would have to make another appointment to get one. The previous appoint I was prescribe antibiotics because I’m already in a immunocompromised state due to being on steroid therapy for Lupus flare. Spoke to the other provider and told him I didn’t get one prescription that was promised to be ordered and I needed a work excuse to which he agreed to. Later on, I check no work excuse. I call CSR back and they noted on the account the provider said no which left me confused and upset. I preferred my pcp from the jump but the my insurance forces me to use Teladoc for Telehealth support. I rather pay out of pocket because this was absurd. But kudos to CSR ladies for helping the best they could. But as a nurse that works with doctors, slow and do your job correctly because your actions can interfere with someone’s life. Output: Healthcare - Work Excuse - Negative $$$