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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

tpsbmam

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5. Definitely excellent advice. My nephrologist said to me, no matter what, don't stop coming. We can

Reply to postulater (Reply #2)

Tue Jan 24, 2012, 09:32 PM

Jan 2012

always work something out. And they've been more than flexible. Same with my neurologist. I saw him for free for years under a program here called Project Access, which is for low income adults without health insurance. When I joined the federal high risk insurance plan, it left me unable to afford my neurology appointments. He charges me half the regular fee, which is affordable for me since his regular fees are actually more reasonable than most neurologists I've seen in the past.

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You're supposed to cough up out of pocket Warpy Jan 2012 #1

What's your co-pay? postulater Jan 2012 #2

Good advice. n/t MedicalAdmin Jan 2012 #3

Definitely excellent advice. My nephrologist said to me, no matter what, don't stop coming. We can tpsbmam Jan 2012 #5

Bring the list of in-network chiros to your present chiro, and ask for a referral. He will be Nay Jan 2012 #4

Some good news here 47of74 Feb 2012 #6