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I am rejecting this response because:As I mentioned before receptionist told me that doctor has not reviewed test results as soon as doctor would give ok They would call me to schedule that appointmentI told doctor can I leave paperwork she said no She will ask for paperwork when all reaults were inBut I never got a call back from themWhen I would call all I would get was she has your file on her desk but has not reviewd itI went in person one time and my boyfriend was with me I was told the same thing So is not on me is on them . Thank you

The following is provided in response to your March 9, letter addressed to *** ***, Niva Institute Neuroscience, *** *** *** *** ** *** *** ** ***Please note for your file and future reference the undersigned provided the care that is the subject of patient JM's complaint
and that *** ***, M.D., had no involvement in patient JM's evaluation or care after August It is presumed your letter was addressed to him because *** ***, M.D., is listed as the owner of Niva Institute Neuroscience, but should my presumption be erroneous please correct meAlthough an existing patient of Niva Institute Neuroscience Patient JM consulted the undersigned for the first time on Sep 27, when she was referred by her PCP for a repeat EMG/NCS and the test was requested during this visitShe came for a follow up visit On Nov for results of nerve test that was ordered during her visit in Sep During that visit patient JM reported in October she had been taken to the emergency department at the StMary Medical Center in Apple Valley where the emergency department physician's diagnosis was seizure disorder and pursuant to California law required patient JM be reported to DMVAt her November 3rd office visit patient JM requested I complete required DMV paperwork that would result in the suspension of California Driver's License being removedDuring that office visit I explained pursuant to California law I could not clear patient JM (or any driver) until the patient had been seizure free for a minimum of 6-months and ordered further necessary work upPatient JM returned for a follow up office visit on November, 28, at which time further testing was ordered, and although Patient JM was to return for the results of her additional work up she failed to returnAfter reviewing your March correspondence I inquired and my office staff informed me patient JM never scheduled a follow up appointment following her November 28, office visitMy staff also informed me patient JM did not drop or leave any DMV paperwork at Niva Institute Neuroscience for me to complete, which appears consistent with patient JM's "Statement of the Problem" enclosed with your correspondencePursuant to California law as I explained to her I cannot clear patient JM until she has been seizure free for a minimum of 6-monthsSince patient JM reported her seizure diagnosis occurred in October 2016, unless my calculation is wrong or have misinterpreted California law I cannot clear patient JM until at least April 1, and that presumes her "last" seizure occurred on October 1, Should you have further questions, or require additional information, please contact me at your convenienceOtherwise, I await receipt of the notification of the closure of the case as you mention in your letter

Dear Ms. De La Torre: The following is the additional response requested in your e-mail dated March 27, 2017. As stated in my original response during patient JM's routine follow up office visit on November 3, 2016 patient JM reported having been taken to the St. Mary Medical Center's emergency department in October 2016. During that presentation patient JM's diagnoses included seizure disorder and pursuant to California law required patient JM be reported to DMV. At her November 3rd office visit patient JM requested I complete the paperwork required by the DMV so her suspended California Driver's License would be reinstated. During that office visit, patient JM's first consultation with me, I explained pursuant to California law patient JM could not be "cleared" by a physician until patient JM had been seizure free for a minimum of 6-months. In addition to advising of the mandates imposed on physicians by California law on November 3rd I ordered further work up. Patient JM returned on November 28th for test results as instructed, and although at the conclusion visit was advised to return patient JM failed to return to me (or Niva Institute Neuroscience) to obtain the results of patient JM's November 28, 2016 work up. Pursuant to California law, as I personally explained to patient JM during the November 3, 2016 office visit no physician can clear patient JM until she has been seizure free for a minimum of 6-months. Assuming arguendo the emergency physician seizure disorder diagnosis was made on October 1, 2016, pursuant to California law patient JM is required to be seizure free until April 1, 2017 before I or any physician can complete the paperwork required by the DMV so the suspension resulting from patient JM's seizure disorder diagnosis can be lifted. Patient JM is invited to contact my office staff to schedule an office visit to discuss the results of the November 28th work up. Patient JM is also invited to provide to my office the forms or documents the California DMV requires a physician complete once patient JM has been seizure for a minimum of 6-months. It is also requested patient JM provide copies of the medical records pertaining to patient JM's October 2016 presentation to the emergency department at St. Mary Medical Center during which patient JM was diagnosed with seizure disorder. Should copies of the required DMV paperwork be provided to my office, prior to being able to complete the paperwork patient JM will need to schedule an office visit on a date more than 6-months from the date in October 2016 the emergency department physician's diagnosis for patient JM included seizure disorder.

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