Letter Disputing Treatment Plan

Send this letter to your health care provider's office when you wish to dispute a treatment plan they advised you to follow. You might want to send a letter like this via email, or if the issue is urgent, call the doctor's office.

[Your letterhead, if desired; if not, your return address]

[Date of letter-month, day, and year]

[Recipient's first and last names]
[Company name]
[Street or P.O. box address]
[City, State ZIP code]

Dear [recipient's name]:

I was at your office on March 14 for a comprehensive appointment and thorough testing. At that time, Dr. Brown advised me that I should complete several weeks of physical therapy appointments for the severe back and neck pain and immobility that I have been experiencing. I would like to discuss this further with Dr. Brown or one of the other doctors in your office, because I am unsure as to whether this is the appropriate course of treatment.

Please call me at 444-1111, or have one of the doctors call me. Thank you for your assistance and recommendations.

Sincerely,

[Signature]

[Sender's first and last names]