United Brachial Plexus Network, Inc.

Mare - I have a suggestion. Let your chiro know what your insurance limitations are. He may then choose to see you less often but do more in each session. OR he may choose to see you even after your insurance is done at a reduced rate.

For example - my regular chiropractor (the one I saw for 25 years) will take insurance if you have it and charge the appropriate (and high) prices for each line item he does...but if you don't have insurance he just charges $25 a visit.

Francine
He's the one who found out what is covered its 15 visits $20 co pay but he is charging me $10 this includes a 30 min massage before each treatment once insurance stops its $55 a visit he said 3 times a week but between work, Frankie and the doctors office hours I can only fit in 2 times a week I'm going to see if the workers comp doc can get me some visits covered since he said there's nothing else he can do for me I'll keep you posted Mare

thanks for the info.our ot isn't cert. for the mayo release or taping but there are only 2 people in Arkansas through john barnes. luckily there only 1 1/2 hors away.he is a pt at a therapy facility and can do taping and release but he doesnt specilize on children.he's seen a few bpi's but not one caused from birth.were going for eval next week.its not covered by her medicad and its 125 a hour.does that sound like the going rate?{like we have a choice}.if you dont mind, how old is mia?someday may look into korn tech. because

taylors arm hurts every time we have fever too.