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Did doctor office call to check on you?

One week and a day post surgery. Find it odd that my doctor's office nor the hospital has called to check on me. Isn't that the norm that someone calls to see how you are doing?maybe it's not.

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I already have appointments made for one week, three weeks, and six weeks for after the surgery to see the Doc and NUT. And I am sure I will get at least one phone call and can call and ask anything whenever I need to.

See, that comfort is the mark of a caring practice for me. A patient should never feel apprehensive when it comes to a call.


My paperwork states they will call you one week post op to see how things are going, this past Monday was one week for me and no call. I didn't have the best hospital stay so I'm not really surprised.

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