Trouble in Paradise: If someone was looking to disrupt my enjoyment of my new job, they succeeded.

[ShazzieB]

56. What those bean counters want to do is outrageous.

As a patient, when I have a longstanding relationship with a health care provider, the last thing I would want is to get a call from some stranger sticking their nose into my care. My reaction would probably be something like, "How is my A1C (or whatever) any of your business, person who I don't know from Adam?" (I would be polite and civil, but that's what would be going through my head.)

Those bean counters need to stay in their own lane. They have absolutely no business trying to tell health care professionals how to handle patient care. And the way you were talked to was flat out abusive! These people are so far out of line they probably need binoculars to even see the line from where they are!

I'm glad you have like minded colleagues to band together with. That's almost always more effective than trying to tackle something like this on your own. There is power and safety in mumbers! I wish all of you well in dealing with those morons.