What should I do if I feel I a doctor was negligent in how I was treated, but I still need medical care?

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Q: What should I do if I feel I a doctor was negligent in how I was treated, but I still need medical care?

Virginia Law requires that a patient continue to use ordinary care to seek and receive medical care to avoid or lessen any injury received because of a doctor's negligence. So, you should make an appointment with and see your family doctor and get the care you need.

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