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Feel there is more going on systemically throughout body that is not being addressed and could bring some relief, but current PCP is not very knowledgeable or helpful in navigating holistically as just refers me back to specialists whenever I have questions. Navigating such a siloed institution as our current healthcare system is causes MUCH frustration! Wish I could find a better guide. Feel like have to become own medical professional and overseer to ensure best comprehensive care. 😒

October 8, 2025
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Finding the right healthcare team for PAH management can be challenging. As one myPHteam member shared, PAH is a rare disease that many doctors aren't familiar with, which can make comprehensive care difficult. It's completely valid to feel frustrated with the current situation and want to find a more knowledgeable primary Show Full Answer

Finding the right healthcare team for PAH management can be challenging. As one myPHteam member shared, PAH is a rare disease that many doctors aren't familiar with, which can make comprehensive care difficult. It's completely valid to feel frustrated with the current situation and want to find a more knowledgeable primary care physician who can better coordinate your care.

Here are some strategies to find a more suitable primary care physician:
• Ask your PAH specialist for recommendations of PCPs who have experience with PAH patients
• Contact major medical centers in your area that have PAH programs
• Request referrals from other PAH patients in your local area
• Consider reaching out to larger institutions like Mayo Clinic for recommendations When evaluating a new PCP, consider asking these questions:
• What experience do you have working with PAH patients?
• How do you coordinate care between multiple specialists?
• What is your approach to addressing whole-body symptoms?
• How comfortable are you managing complex medical conditions?

Remember, it's perfectly acceptable to keep searching until you find the right doctor. As one myPHteam member advised, "If you are not happy or getting better, keep looking until you find the right one."

October 8, 2025

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