@lrvick To make this worse, it is probably an app that double dips by selling the patients out to advertisers and pollsters as part of the appointment workflow. That is an actual thing now, and if you haven't seen it yet, you will.
@log@lrvick Haven't seen it but not surprised. Ten years ago I stopped using two health systems because when I went to get a second opinion (without revealing that fact), the doctor dismissively referred to a mostly-meaningless test the first health system's doctor had ordered and said I should just wait for the results of that.
I.e. without me signing a release or even agreeing, he could see all of my data. And probably so can anyone else "MyChart" decides is tru$tworthy, like insurance.
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@log @lrvick Haven't seen it but not surprised. Ten years ago I stopped using two health systems because when I went to get a second opinion (without revealing that fact), the doctor dismissively referred to a mostly-meaningless test the first health system's doctor had ordered and said I should just wait for the results of that.
I.e. without me signing a release or even agreeing, he could see all of my data. And probably so can anyone else "MyChart" decides is tru$tworthy, like insurance.