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After Your Care Ends

Discharge is not the end of your file here. Call us anytime if you have questions after your care. This page explains what to expect, so you know before you are discharged rather than after.

After Discharge

Questions after your care

If something has changed, you come back in and are re-examined, and what you tell us is written in your chart with the date, the same way an office visit is.

What a call is not. We do not discuss what a claim is worth, how long a case will take, or whether you should hire anyone. Dr. Glass works as a treating provider, not a retained expert witness, and those questions belong with an attorney.

If Something Changes

If something changes, call us

Call the office if you have:

Some things should not wait for us at all. Changes in bowel or bladder control, numbness in the groin or inner thighs, weakness that is getting worse, fever with back pain, severe headache unlike any you have had, chest pain, or unexplained weight loss: get evaluated the same day at an emergency department or urgent care, or call your primary care physician's office and tell them exactly what you are experiencing. Then let us know. In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency room, or call 911.

Language

Care in your own language

Dr. Glass examines and treats in English and Spanish, and Dr. Velichko in English and Russian, without an interpreter. You can call in the same language as your care.

Something changed since your discharge?

Call the office and we will get you re-examined. Downtown Oakland. Call to schedule.

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