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Thank you for the information about this policy plan. Now, Medicare insurance has become very necessary. I am looking for some good Medicare supplement plan for my father. I have found about the Medicare supplement plan F after checking   [End]
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TALLAHASSEE -- The Agency for Health Care Administration announced Friday a data breach may have exposed the personal information of up to 30,000 Medicaid enrollees. Florida Agency for Health Care Administration data breach Up to 30,000 Medicaid enrollees may be affected AHCA is offering a free credit monitoring service The AHCA says an agency employee was the victim of a phishing scam back in November. Preliminary findings from an investigation show it’s possible that information for those enrollees was either partially or fully accessed, though the agency says there’s no reaso ...
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concierge medicine...right? anyone have experience with this?   [End]
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Put common sense back into the equation and eliminate the middle man. Re-establish the doctor/patient relationship, take care our you own health through proper diet and exercise. Stop eating the junk, go natural and stop the gmo and processed food intake.   [End]
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e-TeleQuote Insurance, Inc,  is an independent digital insurance agency that gives you a fast, easy, money-saving way to buy insurance from the comfort of your home. [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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I just read your posting about doctors who file insurance for cavitation surgery. Could you please share who that would be with me? I am in a quandary about what to do. My Dr. just now raised his price $1,000 making it 4000 k. I would be driving from the panhandle of Florida as I do not wish to fly. I guess I would if I had to but I surely do not want to. Anyway, if this person is in Colorado, that would be absolutely wonderful as my son recently moved to Colorado Springs. I’m crossing my fingers this guy is in Colorado Springs. Many thanks   [End]
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Rocknlocks: Please give me contact info for dentist that charges $300 for cavitation surgery and submits insurance. (Note: if you need my email address, I am not too computer savvy so please inform me how to privately provide my contact info on this website!) Does anyone know of good cavitation surgeons - or at least those who perform the testing - in lower Michigan - particularly Muskegon or Grand Rapids area, otherwise metro Detroit area?  It has been difficult to find any cavitation surgeon in MI.  Thank you!   [End]
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that is a terrible cereal to be eating, if you are at all concerned about what you put into your body. I’d recommend a healthier breakfast consisting of raw foods, like fruit and veggies, maybe an egg   [End]
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Milk a no-no for diabetics? Raw milk should be OK: http://www.realmilk.com/health/milk-cure/ About ten years ago a very sick man came to the Sanitarium suffering from a severe cystitis and nephritis. He was a diabetic. As milk contains about five percent milk sugar, it was feared that he could not manage this amount of sugar. But he did manage it, and improved in every way and in eight weeks was sugar free. My experience with milk diet in diabetes has been limited, but very interesting. These few patients, only seven or eight, have been much pleased with the results. Insulin was us ...
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Archus, Tank you for your reply-if I eat it only once a week is not going to hurt too much-It has whole grain oats and wheat-   [End]
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Even if you are not a Diabetic, this cereal and most supermarket variety are bad, bad, bad. The one you mentioned has, Rice sugar, brown Sugar and corn syrup, and honey....deadly combo. Plus adding milk to it makes it high in glycemic load. Stay away from it. Eat an omelette with veggies instead.   [End]
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Regarding Glucose control, I would like to know if anybody knows what is the Glycemic Index value of the Post cereal called ”Honey bunches of oats with almonds”, which I like a lot-Thank you and good health to all-   [End]
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Hello I have had cavitation surgery before about 7 years ago and now I need it again especially on my lower left jaw. I had to go to Tijuana to have it all done to save but now I just dont have the resoources to get it done like before. $300 is much more reasonable than $1500+. If you can let me know who this dentist is I would most appreciate it! If you need to call me i can give you my cell number in email. my email is mcraft1983 at yahoo dot com. I am in PA Thanks and have a blessed day:-)   [End]
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That question, I think, is one of long-term care insurance’s many simple and common question that nobody seems to know the answer. Alongside with it are the question, ”When is the perfect time buy an LTCI,” and ”Do you have tips to know if I should LTCI?” As a writer for ACSIA for almost a year now, I can honestly say that the answer differs from one another as the case is very diverse.   [End]
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The current problem we have now is the people challenging established and statistical facts and mold it to an idea that best serves them. Long-term care insurance for one thing is a good example. On a material I read on ACSIA.com, they blamed the lack of awareness of it puts people on such a precarious situation.   [End]
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It is true. Naturally, women live longer so they age longer and the need for long term care insurance tantamounts to a certain degree. On average, women live five to seven years longer than men. Since this is the case, they are more likely to need long term care for extensive periods of time.   [End]
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Of course. It should be one of the features that one looks if theyre considering a long-terrm care insurance. Basically, it protects your insurance policy from the effects of inflation by increasing your benefit over a number of years. With a high level of inflation protection, your LTCI policy can have double the maximum daily benefit in as little as 15 years. However, inflation protection is more expensive for those who buy their policies at an older age. [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Hi I just want to ask you for the dentist's, (who is submitting claims for cavitation surgery) contact info.  Thanks   [End]
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Yes it’s true that women need long term care more than men and this is because of their life span. Based on the statistics found on www.ltcoptions.com, life expectancy of women is 80.5 while it’s 75.9 for men. Since they are expected to live much longer, then their demand for long term care would be higher. This only shows that this should be one of your concerns from now, you should start planning for care as soon as possible and consider purchasing long term care insurance.   [End]
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I’m just wondering if there is truth in this statement, that women will most likely need long term care services compared to men. I’m a woman in my early 40’s, healthy and I don’t have family history. I just want to know if planning for care should be a pressing concern for me.   [End]
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Only in America. As an Australian, Also lived in UK, Austria, Germany and Spain, the American Health System is a nightmare. Why? Doctors have to pay to go to Med School, and the numbers kept artificially low to boost the pay of the lucky ones. Medical School is free or reasonablely priced in Uk/Europe...so doctors don’t have a huge debt to pay off, also it is not a postgraduate degree...all over the world, except the US, you can get into medical school at 18/19. That helps....but the low intake is same everywhere...here in OZ, there are 900 well qualified applicants for every place. ...
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Long term care insurance is actually the most efficienta and economical way of paying for long term care. Since people are living much longer these days and you’re parents are nearing their retirement years, I strongly suggest that they should make a purchase now. Long term care is very costly and without coverage, your parents might end up exhausing their assets. So while they still have time, they should inquire now or better yet they should start comparing quotes now. They may be healthy now but because of their old age, they might develop a condition or disease that will require long t ...
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My parents are planning to purchase long term care insurance but they aren’t sure if this insurance product can give them financial security in the future. They’re in their early 60’s and they need to make a decision before it’s too late for them to get coverage. Do you think this will serve them well in the future?   [End]
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No one can really tell the exact amount of long term care that you will need. Since no one knows what can happen in the future, the best thing you can do is anticipate the possibilities and plan ahead for your future long term care needs. This can be quite hard if you don’t know the things to consider. To help you determine your needs here are some numbers that you can contemplate on. 70% of people who are 65 years old and above will require long term care. Other factors that you need to consider are family history, risk factors and your current health. Learn more about the amount of long ...
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Purchasing long term care coverage with inflation rider is recommended these days. The reason behind this is because of the price hike on long term care. The cost of caregiving, long term care facilities and other forms of long term care are increasing every year. Without this type of rider, policyholders will end up shouldering a part of their expenses. No one wants to be in this kind of situation especially those who aren't that fortunate to have assets. If you will need long term care for an extended period of time, this rider is definitely a must-have. For more information about lo ...
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Purchasing long term care coverage with inflation rider is recommended these days. The reason behind this is because of the price hike on long term care. The cost of caregiving, long term care facilities and other forms of long term care are increasing every year. Without this type of rider, policyholders will end up shouldering a part of their expenses. No one wants to be in this kind of situation especially those who aren’t that fortunate to have assets. If you will need long term care for an extended period of time, this rider is definitely a must-have. For more information about long t ...
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On an slightly offhand topic (since AARP was mentioned on this thread), the government itself should try to resolve issues about our long term care industry. It’s a pitiful event to let the older population suffer from the repeated and unjust increase of nursing facilities. If you want o more, visit for more information.   [End]
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My story is similar. In early 2012 I was in the hospital for 4 days. My bill was $48,700+. My total outlay was $585.00. If I had not had insurance I could have lost a great deal. I live in North Carolina and in this state they can take your home and sell it to satisfy a hospital bill. Not just NC either. If you have the time read the following article. Scary really. Hopefully it is not happening in your state. http://www.ncmedicalprotectionact.blogspot.com/ I also know one man that was refused service at a doctor’s office because he had no insurance.   [End]
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With chest pains and breathing difficulties I was taken to the emergency room of a local hospital in Tacoma Washington on January 2nd of this year.  I was subsequently diagnosed with a heart attack and given bypass surgery on two arteries.  Due to complications I spent six weeks in that hospital. After getting out and on my way to recovery I got four bills for the stay - which did not include any doctor fees.  One of the bills was for $463,000.  Yes that’s right.  Four hundred and sixty-three thousand dollars.  On the front page of the invoice it ...
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I think you should. Personally speaking, you can never be too sure regardless if you’re a careful gal or a person who has no family history of whatsoever. Accidents do happen and it happens everywhere, add the fact that certain diseases or ailments can skip a family generation that kept itself hidden in your DNA. My advice, prioritize LTC before your car . It is a better personal investment. If you want to know more, you can read some materials here on   [End]
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It is special protection towards those insurance policies which provided limited cover towards, injury, property damage, because of having additional advantages that include – 1.    An additional lawsuit of $1 million or more. 2.    An additional defense cover is about $100,00 or more. 3.    Special in the sense that it adds liability for some lawsuits that is not covered by the home and auto insurance. It is good idea to have with such policy with $1 million as it is paid in $150 to $200 to cover the $1 million. For more informat ...
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”In some places across the US, high-cost health insurance coverage is being discarded altogether. The looming Affordable Care Act health insurance mandate seems to be inspiring constructive disobedience. Yes, doctors are now ”outsmarting” this government mandated health care system and moving towards a cash only system. This is leading to more affordable, expansive care for many - as the red tape is eliminated. Quality, affordable health care will return to America, not through blind compliance to mandates, but from those who completely defy the health insurance system altogether. As docto ...
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I just had a liver flush, prior to it I had a colon irrigation done where many parasites were removed. I am also getting another colon irrigation tomorrow to make sure that all the green stuff is completely out of my system. Do a colon irrigation... where I am I paid for it $75/session. Health to you!   [End]
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Try Ornithine! Maybe it’s an Ammonia issue. Clark states you get Insomnia when doing a parasite cleanse due to die off. Maybe you are having issues with Ammonia.   [End]
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Drink beet juice daily to get your bile moving. Try coffee enemas. And consider another flush   [End]
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when i have insomnia, i get up and take an ounce of lemon juice and an ounce of olive oil, mixed with a little bit of oj. I say my greatful abc’s......basically i say the alphabet and with each letter i pick something i am grateful for. Castor oil over the kidneys, liver and abdomen can help too.   [End]
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Long story short I’m not sleeping much after a liver flush on the 10th of Febr. Since then bowels have not been moving well, I can feel congestion in liver and hear it gurgle at times and awake in the middle of the night and am unable to get back to sleep. Thot of another flush but don’t know about that, have taken herbs, Swedish Bitters, aloe vera, more iodine (up to 50mg) and raw food when I feel like eating, and little has changed. Thyroid (she says I’m hypo), colon and liv er/gbladder all showing poorly. Problem is all she can do is give me more supplements and I’ve been taking a ...
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I have been dealing with Caremark who is the pharmacy service for Blue Cross Blue Shield. They have been stonewalling me for a year. My Compound Medications are classified tear 3 by them and my co payment was as much as $700 for a 3 month supply. I asked them about arbitration and both parties told me that it was done. Never had they tried to help me bring the price of the compound medications down. So I wrote my Congressman John Runyan and one of his staff Joe called me and gave me a number for Caremark that deals with appeals. In a phone call I was told that if my Doctor wrote a letter ...
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Hi I am having a problem with my Federal Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance. They have Caremark to fill their drug and Caremark could not compound an aspirin. My meds are running two hundred a month for one Rx! They are classifying my Rx medications as a tear 3 drug. It is their stance that because it is a compound medication it is classified as a tear 3. If at least one of the ingredients is not a federal legend the compound drug it is not covered. In one of my prescriptions the vehicle is a federal legend drug a skin cream in which the drug is placed. Now I asked the big question, ...
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Hi, It’s important to share original thoughts with today’s reader. Your post is a good example of how to make sound points and write interesting content. I agree with your views. Thank you for this post.   [End]
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Hello, Do you still have dentist who specializes in cavitationa and only charges $ 300 per site? How are you doing with the surgery you had? Thank-you for your help.   [End]
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Many people heading for retirement that Medicare will pay for most of their medical bills. However, the truth is that retirees are responsible for 20% of their medical expenses and that could really hurt the savings if a long illness occurs. Most choose to take out a government regulated policy called Medigap to start paying when Medicare stops. Medigap cost are very low compared to most insurances.Here is some good information on Medigap for anyone interested. www.medigapcost.com   [End]
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1. Define your requirements of health coverage 2. Decide which members of your family need to be part of the health insurance policy - you might find splitting policies to be beneficial. 3. Decide the total amount of health coverage needed. 4. Read through the list of exclusions of the health insurance policy - both permanent and first year. 5. Check the network coverage of the Third Party Administrator (TPA) being employed by the health insurance company. https://healthinsuranceandlifeinsurance.com/   [End]
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yeah F_R_A_U_D fraud!   [End]
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if a loved one lost his ability to perform 2 or more tasks and heavily dependent to some he/she will need help from a caregiver or home e=health aide. Those who are frail and needs medical assistance must be moved to a nursing home. A long term care insurance is a wise choice if you want to preserve your assets and savings from being wind up by expensive nursing home rates   [End]
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All of our injury attorneys work on a contingency fee basis and all are experienced qualified attorneys with a record of successful verdicts and settlements. Each of our personal injury attorneys exclusively represents plaintiffs like you and most have a minimum of ten to fifteen years of experience litigating personal injury claims. http://www.bestinsurancequotes.ie/   [End]
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Just put some gloves on and pull the damned thing out yourself! It has a string hanging from your cervix, that’s what it’s for! See: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dedrickwelch/3398163405/   [End]
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Maybe you can try to own herpes dating site. we offer 40 $ for per sale or $2 per lead. Please check positivesinglesaffiliate.com   [End]
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I truly hate to hear any of my fellow chiros are having trouble. I have been there for sure. For ten years I suffered in a practice that was going nowhere. It didn’t matter what I did. One thing that made a big difference was that I moved towns. I went from a town of 12,000 to a town of 190,000. That was important. Then I learned a lot about marketing. Nobody will come through the door if nobody knows about you! Then, I made prices competitive and tried to make sure I have a smile on my face all day. Even when I don’t feel like smiling. I think it’s important to never try to see how ma ...
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There is no such thing as preventative care.... it is all a sham.... all for money and the making of more. For many years, this earth was populated without the aid of a birthing room in a hospital, ultrasounds, ”pictures of babies inside the womb.... now it is a trend for new moms to bring their ultrasound photos for all to see. What we r-e-a-l-l-y need is to get back to the business of finding out what is going on inside of each person, and treating them from that aspect... not from symptoms and matching them to a drug.... a drug that has side effects that are hidden, and pushed under the ...
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I’d suggest shopping around a bit before you purchase - it’s never good to just accept the first quote you get in my opinion. There’s a really informative site TermLifeInsurance . org that has a bunch of articles you might find helpful. Good luck!   [End]
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I see that you’ve had some mild successes with getting the problem fixed with your insurance. I’d also like to mention something that other people seem to have forgotten. There are lots of clinics out there who will do simple procedures for cheaper or even free depending on the situation. You may have been able to go to a Planned Parenthood to get it removed, as I’m sure they do insertions there as well. There are also many places that offer free reproductive/sexual health care to people under a certain age (25 or 30 usually, depending on the program). They’re often referred to as ”teen ...
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Federal judge in Va. strikes down health care law By LARRY O’DELL, Associated Press Larry O’dell, Associated Press 35 mins ago   RICHMOND, Va. – A federal judge in Virginia has declared the Obama administration’s health care reform law unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson is the first judge to rule against the law, which has been upheld by two others in Virginia and Michigan. Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed the lawsuit challenging the law’s requirement that citizens buy health insurance or pay a penalty starting in ...
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That’s good news!!! If the ob gives you a hard time about removing it, remind him/her that it is your body and you have a right to have it removed. I hope that you won’t have any more problems and that you’ll be able to get it removed finally. iolite   [End]
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I did yesterday and it took me nearly an hour and a half on the phone counting hold time. At first they were reluctant to change my primary since he is listed under Family Practice. But after explaining it they agreed to change. They did put a rush on the transfer so it should be in effect in a few days. The operator on the phone did tell me that this was not the first complaint about this doc not taking patients that he was assigned to.   [End]
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Call the insurance company and have them change the name of your primary physician. If the rep says it can’t be done, ask to speak to his/her supervisor. Don’t give up, be firm! This is just bureaucratic red tape. Explain that the Primary Care Doc listed only sees pregnant women and you need a new ob gyn.   [End]
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Would he see you if you told him you wanted it removed so you can get pregnant? I know that’s worked for some ladies in the past. Or some ladies have had symptoms similar to pregnancy caused by Mirena....   [End]
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It SHOULD be that simple, shouldn’t it? I laugh every time I think of the doc saying, ”Now when you want this taken out it takes less than ten minutes. So just make an appointment and we’ll get it taken care of.” It really boils down to cost for us. The insurance will cover everything but a 15 co pay. If we pay out of pocket the cost will be procedure plus the office visit and we were told it would be right around 225 dollars total. There’s no guarantee that our insurance would reimburse us for the expense if we went ahead and make the appointment before the change is made, so we’ ...
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That is so wrong. It shouldn’t be such a big deal to have it removed. I can understand it being a big deal to have something like this put in. It’s a big deal to go in and get stitches, but not such a big deal to have them out, you know? I’m sure I’m being simplistic. I sure hope it works out soon for you!   [End]
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