Letters Sent to L.F. Craver [Lloyd F. Craver], December 2, 1938

Dec. 2, 1938. Dr. L. F. Craver, %Mernorial Hospital, Central Park West & 106th st., New York, N.Y. Dear Dr. Craver: Vie are enclosing herewith bill for your approval from the Visiting Nurse Association covering attendance on Mrs. Hussman. Wle paid one bill to this Association in the amount of $18.00 for services from September 16th to 30th inclusive. We do not know the reason for so many calls in view of the fact that Mrs. Hussman has a constant attendant, who, we understand, is a nurse, but probably such calls have been necessary. It is not our intention to be unduly critical in the matter of atten- tion to Mrs. Hussman, but we natura ly are intersted in keeping the expense within the bounds of reasonable care. Doctor Humphries has been attending the case and charges $10.00 per visit. We wonder if a Doctor less expensive might not be just as suitable for the care of lirs. Hussman. I would be glad to discuss this mattor with you whenever it is convonient for you to telephone me. With best regards, I am, Cordially yours, CBLee:DK Prosident enc.