: When do you start trying to schedule an appointment? (e) : Discussion in Minnesota, posted by vorlon

Most providers like at least 24-48H advance notice. The other option is to pre-screen and get approved by a few providers on your radar. That way, if pre-planning isn’t your forte and you’re prone to last minute requests, half the battle is already complete.

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jstgettinstartd5 years ago85 reads

Re: When do you start trying to schedule an appointment? (e)

My occupation doesn’t allow that time of forward thinking.

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paigesavage5 years ago90 reads

Hence pre-screen

If you pre-screen with the providers you're interested in and you get the "green light" that means when you do have the time, you already have a list of people you're vetted with and approved to visit, therefore increasing your chances of an appointment.

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vorlon5 years ago92 reads

Then work with providers ahead of time to avoid doing everything last minute

If you explain your circumstances and get the screening done ahead of time you should be able to find some providers who will help you out.

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SeductiveConcierge5 years ago102 reads

Maybe you were looking in the wrong place...

I would have been glad to see you.