The Next Generation Health Hub focuses on вЂ Life IntegrationвЂ™, the concept where healthcare is interwoven into peopleвЂ™s lives. Kaiser PermanenteвЂ™s West Cobb Medical Office Building Renovation brings to the Georgia Region Kaiser PermanenteвЂ™s most innovative clinical care model to date: Health Hub, the Next Generation of Clinical Care Delivery.

The experience is enriched by design elements selected to capture the beautiful natural setting of the facility local icons such as Kennesaw Mountain, Chattahoochee River and Silver Comet Trail were used as inspiration for selection of colors, textures or imagery that reflect familiarity to members and staff, and to inspire them to visit again and stay active. The overall member and staff experience is enhanced in this modern, inviting and engaging facility that reinforces Kaiser PermanenteвЂ™s philosophy to promote health and to provide members with continuous care in their total health journey. PS ? He was even willing to check off number 9 question in section 3 by concluding I have one, instead of actually taking a look.Health Hub, the Next Generation of Clinical Care Delivery Arrives in Georgia We completed the exam with him signing off, I bought a beautiful RV4, got the transition training I needed, And I'm back in the air again. Once he understood he was NOT certifying I was fit to fly, but rather saying in effect he didn't see any reason I couldn't, he was way more comfortable. Namely: 'I certify that I am not aware of any medical condition that, as presently treated, could interfere with the individual's ability to safely operate an aircraft.' (emphasis added) The key to getting him aboard was to point out the wording in the 'Physician's Signature and Declaration' he needed to sign at the end of section 3 on the FAA Basic Med form. I printed out a ton of info from AOPA, individually researched every prescription I take, referred him to web sites, etc.etc.Д«ut he was still reluctant when I talked to him in a subsequent appointment. My regular physician initially balked a little when I first raised the subject in a regular appointment, prior to the effective date of Basic Med, saying he was reluctant to certify that I was fit to fly since he knew so little about the demands of piloting, and asked for more info on what basic med was all about. In today's litigious world I believe their greatest fear is being sued if there was an accident flying under a Basic Med exam he performed. Just sharing my experience for your edification. I'd like to know if such policy not to do them truly exists or any other information.ДЇor now, back to my normal Class 3 process/AME. I did submit a complaint through member services as they basically wasted my time and knew up front what I wanted. Has anyone in the greater NorCal or Sacramento area been able to have Kaiser do this for them? Please PM or email me. I found one located in Madera, and a few in Oregon. I've seen some posts on websites indicating other Kaiser members have been able to get BasicMed processed. Then later said it wasn't their policy to sign off such forms. I got the initial basic height/weight/BP/questions done with the assistant, then when the Dr came in he started asking some questions, but then it quickly came to 'I can't do that'. They made the appointment and I showed up. I explained this in some detail saying the physician would have to sign a form. I explained the purpose was to obtain a physical to satisfy the FAA BasicMED process.

I made an appointment with Sacramento area Kaiser through the member services number.

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