GHPP in California

[petitesouris]

Hello,

I am a big fan of this forum, though I've rarely posted. Right now, I have a problem I was hoping someone would be nice enough to help me figure out.

I recently moved to California (in January) and applied to GHPP. In four months, I have heard nothing back from them at all. I don't know the status of my application, I don't know how long it will take them to make a decision about my case, and meanwhile I am racking up bills as a self-pay patient at UCSD.

When I call the phone numbers they have listed on their site I get the same recorded message every time. I leave messages and no one has ever called me back.

I'm really desperate to get in touch with them, if for nothing else a little more information. Does it normally take a long time to hear from them? Does anyone know of a better way to contact them? My social worker insisted that I just keep leaving messages, but this method just makes me feel helpless and out-of-control.

Is there any better way?

Thanks in advance.

 

[petitesouris]

Hello,

I am a big fan of this forum, though I've rarely posted. Right now, I have a problem I was hoping someone would be nice enough to help me figure out.

I recently moved to California (in January) and applied to GHPP. In four months, I have heard nothing back from them at all. I don't know the status of my application, I don't know how long it will take them to make a decision about my case, and meanwhile I am racking up bills as a self-pay patient at UCSD.

When I call the phone numbers they have listed on their site I get the same recorded message every time. I leave messages and no one has ever called me back.

I'm really desperate to get in touch with them, if for nothing else a little more information. Does it normally take a long time to hear from them? Does anyone know of a better way to contact them? My social worker insisted that I just keep leaving messages, but this method just makes me feel helpless and out-of-control.

Is there any better way?

Thanks in advance.

 

[petitesouris]

Hello,

I am a big fan of this forum, though I've rarely posted. Right now, I have a problem I was hoping someone would be nice enough to help me figure out.

I recently moved to California (in January) and applied to GHPP. In four months, I have heard nothing back from them at all. I don't know the status of my application, I don't know how long it will take them to make a decision about my case, and meanwhile I am racking up bills as a self-pay patient at UCSD.

When I call the phone numbers they have listed on their site I get the same recorded message every time. I leave messages and no one has ever called me back.

I'm really desperate to get in touch with them, if for nothing else a little more information. Does it normally take a long time to hear from them? Does anyone know of a better way to contact them? My social worker insisted that I just keep leaving messages, but this method just makes me feel helpless and out-of-control.

Is there any better way?

Thanks in advance.

 

[petitesouris]

Hello,

I am a big fan of this forum, though I've rarely posted. Right now, I have a problem I was hoping someone would be nice enough to help me figure out.

I recently moved to California (in January) and applied to GHPP. In four months, I have heard nothing back from them at all. I don't know the status of my application, I don't know how long it will take them to make a decision about my case, and meanwhile I am racking up bills as a self-pay patient at UCSD.

When I call the phone numbers they have listed on their site I get the same recorded message every time. I leave messages and no one has ever called me back.

I'm really desperate to get in touch with them, if for nothing else a little more information. Does it normally take a long time to hear from them? Does anyone know of a better way to contact them? My social worker insisted that I just keep leaving messages, but this method just makes me feel helpless and out-of-control.

Is there any better way?

Thanks in advance.

 

[petitesouris]

Hello,
<br />
<br />I am a big fan of this forum, though I've rarely posted. Right now, I have a problem I was hoping someone would be nice enough to help me figure out.
<br />
<br />I recently moved to California (in January) and applied to GHPP. In four months, I have heard nothing back from them at all. I don't know the status of my application, I don't know how long it will take them to make a decision about my case, and meanwhile I am racking up bills as a self-pay patient at UCSD.
<br />
<br />When I call the phone numbers they have listed on their site I get the same recorded message every time. I leave messages and no one has ever called me back.
<br />
<br />I'm really desperate to get in touch with them, if for nothing else a little more information. Does it normally take a long time to hear from them? Does anyone know of a better way to contact them? My social worker insisted that I just keep leaving messages, but this method just makes me feel helpless and out-of-control.
<br />
<br />Is there any better way?
<br />
<br />Thanks in advance.

 

[julie]

It's been about 7 years since we applied and had Mark on the program, but I remember actually having to go into their office to get the paperwork completed, and I remember the application process taking about 4-6 months or so. Is going into their office an option?

 

[julie]

It's been about 7 years since we applied and had Mark on the program, but I remember actually having to go into their office to get the paperwork completed, and I remember the application process taking about 4-6 months or so. Is going into their office an option?

 

[julie]

It's been about 7 years since we applied and had Mark on the program, but I remember actually having to go into their office to get the paperwork completed, and I remember the application process taking about 4-6 months or so. Is going into their office an option?

 

[julie]

It's been about 7 years since we applied and had Mark on the program, but I remember actually having to go into their office to get the paperwork completed, and I remember the application process taking about 4-6 months or so. Is going into their office an option?

 

[julie]

It's been about 7 years since we applied and had Mark on the program, but I remember actually having to go into their office to get the paperwork completed, and I remember the application process taking about 4-6 months or so. Is going into their office an option?

 

[petitesouris]

Thanks for replying, Julie.

It would be quite a long trek, since I am in San Diego and I believe the office is in Sacramento, but I'd be willing to do it. Did you just show up, or did you have to make an appointment to see someone?

 

[petitesouris]

Thanks for replying, Julie.

It would be quite a long trek, since I am in San Diego and I believe the office is in Sacramento, but I'd be willing to do it. Did you just show up, or did you have to make an appointment to see someone?

 

[petitesouris]

Thanks for replying, Julie.

It would be quite a long trek, since I am in San Diego and I believe the office is in Sacramento, but I'd be willing to do it. Did you just show up, or did you have to make an appointment to see someone?

 

[petitesouris]

Thanks for replying, Julie.

It would be quite a long trek, since I am in San Diego and I believe the office is in Sacramento, but I'd be willing to do it. Did you just show up, or did you have to make an appointment to see someone?

 

[petitesouris]

Thanks for replying, Julie.
<br />
<br />It would be quite a long trek, since I am in San Diego and I believe the office is in Sacramento, but I'd be willing to do it. Did you just show up, or did you have to make an appointment to see someone?

 

[my65roses4me]

Im not sure what phone number you are trying, but here is the number I have for them and someone always answers the calls.
800-639-0597.
Try that number if its not the one you have and see if it works better.
GL I know they are not the easiest to deal with.

 

[my65roses4me]

Im not sure what phone number you are trying, but here is the number I have for them and someone always answers the calls.
800-639-0597.
Try that number if its not the one you have and see if it works better.
GL I know they are not the easiest to deal with.

 

[my65roses4me]

Im not sure what phone number you are trying, but here is the number I have for them and someone always answers the calls.
800-639-0597.
Try that number if its not the one you have and see if it works better.
GL I know they are not the easiest to deal with.

 

[my65roses4me]

Im not sure what phone number you are trying, but here is the number I have for them and someone always answers the calls.
800-639-0597.
Try that number if its not the one you have and see if it works better.
GL I know they are not the easiest to deal with.

 

[my65roses4me]

Im not sure what phone number you are trying, but here is the number I have for them and someone always answers the calls.
<br />800-639-0597.
<br />Try that number if its not the one you have and see if it works better.
<br />GL I know they are not the easiest to deal with.