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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

moriah

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2. Thanks. Since I was approved for Medicaid and not the "Private Option", though....

Reply to postulater (Reply #1)

Wed Feb 19, 2014, 09:56 PM

Feb 2014

.... it looks like there's only one spine doc on the list in my county. (I was too sick for the insurance companies to want to bid for taking care of me.)

They will cover chiropractic, so I'm going to look at that again. Not sure how much of a copay it'll be for chiropractic, but if they'll cover adjustments I'll be happy to try it again.

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Many times a chiropractor can help with the pain of scoliosis. postulater Feb 2014 #1

Thanks. Since I was approved for Medicaid and not the "Private Option", though.... moriah Feb 2014 #2

Medicaid copays in my state are $1. Yes, $1 per visit. postulater Feb 2014 #3

Nice! I'll find out one way or the other.... moriah Feb 2014 #4

Can I put in a good word for a physical therapist? hedgehog Feb 2014 #5