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I will be self pay . It's been hard saving up but on the other hand I haven't had to worry about the Insurance Co.'s paper work or restrictions. I have had phone consults with the Dr. And have my 1st office consult next week. I am wondering if there are certain tests that every Dr. Requires or are most test performed because of the insurance requirements . I'm just wanting to speed Though this. Anyone have a clue?

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You will need the typical lab work.....CBC, chemistry profile, plus an EKG. My doc also required a pulmonary function test and sleep apnea test but I think that is all I needed but my insurance covered it all

I had to have a chest x-ray, EKG, urinalysis, and full bloodwork.

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Thanks for info. I had a complete physical ,EKG,last week by my MD . Hope that will put me one step ahead.

I will be self pay . It's been hard saving up but on the other hand I haven't had to worry about the Insurance Co.'s paper work or restrictions. I have had phone consults with the Dr. And have my 1st office consult next week. I am wondering if there are certain tests that every Dr. Requires or are most test performed because of the insurance requirements . I'm just wanting to speed Though this. Anyone have a clue?

Ekg, endoscopy, x ray and general lab work

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