Part of my issue is like mild vertigo but doesn't go away and not full fledge spinning.

Saw the ENT that did the surgery and he mostly acted like he was glad to see I wasn't bleeding and didn't want to touch me. He sent me back to my primary care doc and my primary care is trying to refer me to a neurologist. Problem is, everyone in B/CS is booked for months. Waiting on a few call backs and will head out of town if need be. Maybe that's a wide spread issue? Also getting a referral for an ENT that focuses on dizziness issues. Frustratingly slow process but at least I have a direction to work towards.

I like the thinking outside the box. I assume I have to convince the doctor they give me to order them though. I cant just walk up to the front desk and say I want to check in and want this test and this test.

You are responsible for the course of your own healthcare and it�s incumbent on you to press your case with your providers to get the treatment you need. But if you want to take the indifferent approach, so be it

And where did I say �just walk up to the front desk and say I want to check in�

I am open to pushing things myself and I'm not indifferent. Let me say it a different way. Would this really work? How would I go about it? Would my insurance cover it as a normal hospital stay or would I get a bill for the whole stay?