Too many medical appointments? The administrative burden on patients...
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Hello, everyone 🌿
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Between exams, consultations, prescription renewals, and administrative procedures, many patients describe it as a real “obstacle course.” This can be stressful, tiring, and sometimes discouraging.
👉 Have you ever felt this “administrative fatigue” related to illness?
👉 What are the most burdensome or restrictive procedures for you?
👉 What improvements could really simplify patients' daily lives?
Your testimonials can spark a useful and constructive discussion for everyone 💡
Have a great day,
Somya from the Carenity team