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02/09/2004 23:19
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02/09/2004 23:19
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NA cost
Can anyone tell me the cost of NA? I am sure insurance does not cover it, but would be worth it rather than surgery. Thanks for any information.
Patty
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02/10/2004 23:42
joenot registered
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02/10/2004 23:42
joenot registered
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NA Cost
I had the NA procedure by Dr. Easton on 1/5/04. The cost was $2000, which I paid (Master Card) at the time of the procedure. I had one NA performed on my left ring finger, one between the ring finger and the pinkie, and two in my left palm. My insurance company is Blue Cross/Blue Shield and they reimbursed me $286.37 after the $250 deductable. In addition, I just received a bill for $42 for the night time splint. Although I was a little disapointed by the amount BC/BS covered I would do it again if I had to pay the entire bill.
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02/10/2004 23:20
Wayne Vogennot registered
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02/10/2004 23:20
Wayne Vogennot registered
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Win a free trip to Paris
I had two secessions with Dr Lermusiaux and the cost was $180. He did more than the $2000 secession in the previous posting. The difference paid for my trip to Paris. You too can enjoy this free trip.
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02/10/2004 23:06
Charlie
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02/10/2004 23:06
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Insurance coverage
Dr. Eaton did NA on my bent little finger. He charged $700, but I was not charged for the night splint. My insurance paid $300 so I was out of pocket $400. A great bargain I would say. I will go back to Dr. Eaton as soon as I need NA again.
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07/28/2004 23:29
Don Westinnot registered
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07/28/2004 23:29
Don Westinnot registered
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Insurance coverage
I just got insurance money for work Dr. Eaton did last February. I have Blue Cross. The insurance company payed $160 of the $700 bill. Well, it's better that a sharp stick in the eye anyway.
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02/24/2005 23:33
Mr Xnot registered
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02/24/2005 23:33
Mr Xnot registered
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Bringing it to the top
This seems to be on some minds now.
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02/24/2005 23:49
Anonnot registered
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02/24/2005 23:49
Anonnot registered
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NA cost/ insurance
Insurance coverage is different for Canadians then Americans. If you are Canadian I think you would have to contact your provincial health plan then get permission to leave the country.
I tried a number of years ago to get ohip to pay but they told me there is a procedure here than can take care of DC so I don't have to leave the province or country - surgery.
I don't know if this would be there response now...and will consider approaching them again when the time comes.
Anon
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04/22/2005 23:30
Yesnot registered
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04/22/2005 23:30
Yesnot registered
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NA cost/ insurance
Indeed
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04/27/2005 23:55
Wayne Vogennot registered
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04/27/2005 23:55
Wayne Vogennot registered
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NA COST/INSURANCE
I had NA on one finger and palm by Dr. Zidel in January, with it going from 35 degrees to 10 degrees, with the help of a splint. The total cost to me was $62. Dr. Zidel takes Blue Cross, Dr. Eaton does not. This should be considered when choosing Dr. Zidel or Dr. Eaton. Dr. Zidel took 2 hours, with Dr. Eaton guiding the procedure for about 1/2 hour. From the bill, I think that Dr. Zidel received $468+$62 and Dr. Eaton $0. This seems extremely reasonable to me. Also, the outcome was very good.
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