Hotel Doctors

I was just in the front lobby of the motel that i am staying at in southern California. Like many hotels/motels, they have a rack with brochures for dozens of tourist attractions etc. One of the brochures was an advertisement for American Hotel Doctors. They come right to your room and bring their supplies, medicine etc. They will also come to your place of business to do executive physicals, STD and drug testing etc. Now i wonder what happens if one of these doctors shows up at a motel or business and needs to examine a member of the opposite sex in a state of undress? Certainly they are not going to bring a chaperone with them on a so called "house call". Has anyone here ever called one of these doctors? I have always thought of male doctors as the only ones doing house calls, but that may not be true nowadays.

I have used the services of a hotel Doctor several times. One has been a man and the others have all been female Md's. They came to my hotel room in Walt Disney World, dressed like toursits and rolling a carry-on sized suitcase behind them. I was told that they do not like to "stand out" and try to appear as tourists themselves.

I never had to undress in front of them, as they were treating a sinus infection following a cold or a nasty rash on my legs and back, the result of the harsh cleaning chemicals used by the Disney hotels.

So, yes, I have used hotel Doctors and have found the service to be excellent. My insurance company reimbursed me for their visit. I am sorry that I can't answer your question about the need for undressing, though.

Lady Teddy

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I have used the services of a hotel Doctor several times. One has been a man and the others have all been female Md's. They came to my hotel room in Walt Disney World, dressed like... [/quote]

Excuse me for laughing LT, I was expecting Dr. S. White followed by 7 short male Interns.

Worse yet, who was the male - Dr. Goofy? 😃

Hi DrJ58, Thanks for the chuckle. I did have one, very senior Doctor, who was in his 80's with severe cataracts visit me. I didn't see how he could drive, let alone examine a patient. However, he was most proud that his daughter was "Chip" of the "Chip and Dale" Chipmunks fur people at Walt Disney World.

I kept thinking, "Hey Doc, could you just get on with the exam and stop bragging about how your daughter is Chip 😃 .

Lady Teddy, who loves Walt Disney World