Lease Purchase Agreement

People can see doctors and lawyers online now without the extra cost of going to their office.

 

For $19.99 a month you can see a doctor and get prescriptions if necessary, unlimited online visits.The plan includes 24/7 access via phone, web or app with no per-call charges. https://www.modernmedicalplans.com/

 

I don't know his budget since he just wanted the example, which I gave him also. If he wanted the cheapest lease form prepared himself then getting it notarized would protect him more if he needed to go to court in the future.

 

Again all the notary does is validate the the identity of the signature ... certify if if you will. Has nothing to do with the enforceability of the document, other than the fact that it establishes who signed it.

 

Wonder if I could score some Xanax through that plan.

 

Seeing a Dr online is no different than the robot Dr's they use in hospitals........You may soon see Rosie the Robot strolling the halls of more hospitals now that iRobot's remote presence robot has been given official FDA clearance. The Remote Presence Virtual + Independent Telemedicine Assistant, or RP-VITA for short, is the first autonomous navigation remote presence robot to receive FDA clearance for use in hospitals.

The RP-VITA was made by iRobot,makers of the Roomba vacuum cleaner robot, in conjunction with InTouch Health, a provider of telemedicine solutions. We first told you about the medical robot this past summer when it started trial rounds in several hospitals.

The robot is designed to allow medical specialists to communicate remotely with patients. Using an iPad interface and sensors to navigate, the doctor can maneuver the hospital corridors virtually by tapping on locations he or she wants the robot to go to.

This is a step-up from InTouch's earlier medical robot, the RP-7, which is in use in over 600 hospitals across the country. That one requires the use of a joystick to operate. With RP-VITA, the doctor controls the robot's movements using an iPad. Yulun Wang, chairman and CEO of InTouch Health, tells Mashable the doctor on the other end can split the screen so the top half is a video image as seen through the robot, and the bottom half can be a map. Tap on a location on the map and the robot navigates there.

http://mashable.com/2013/01/24/irob...s-fda-approval-for-hospital-use/#IlIVIhdi2Gqq

 

There are lots of online dr companies. This one says it treats anxiety. I think that is why people want Xanax.

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geez lou eez he only asked to see a mega carriers lease agreement, one I highly doubt I'd ever sign.

 

I know right, most are telling the guy it's illegal to share a lease cause of copyright or go see a lawyer.

 

if it were me, I too would want to at least review various agreements / contracts before hand to see if there's any variations that better suit the need and take it from there. however, law is law