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10/27/2009 23:38
cindy850 
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10/27/2009 23:38
cindy850
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over charging doctors
I've been reading about all of you talking about the prices of na and to start with for a procedure that takes less than 30 minutes they are charging way to much. I have six fingers involved and if all fingers go down and each finger runs about $1,000 that would run me about $6,000 and then you have to worry it will reactivate. Plus office visit and if insurance don't pay. PLEASE DOCTORS GIVE US A BREAK WE JUST WANT OUR HANDS FIXED!
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10/28/2009 06:35
JHuang 
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10/28/2009 06:35
JHuang
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Re: over charging doctors
If you go through your insurance, the charge should be for PER HAND, not PER FINGER. Some providers do charge per finger, while others charge per hand.
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10/28/2009 13:39
cindy850
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10/28/2009 13:39
cindy850
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Re: over charging doctors
I would love to have radiation but my insurance will not pay and no one in my area does this so its very expensive. And i would love to find one of those doctors close to where i am. I didn't know doctors did it by hand. And i have never got a straight answer out of any doctors office on rather your fingers have to be contracted before you do na. I live in Kansas City Missouri and so far the closest doctor to me is in Illinois. His name is Dr. Mahoney. He changes $975 per finger. Thank you for the info about per hand.
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10/29/2009 15:36
Ivy Braleynot registered
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10/29/2009 15:36
Ivy Braleynot registered
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Re: over charging doctors
keep looking, I am seeing a doctor in topeka at st fransis hosptital Dr Reymond.. but he is retireing end of this year.. I have had two fingers treated with him.. my insurance paid for it all. Surgry will cost lots more than a grand a finger.
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10/29/2009 16:15
cindy850
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10/29/2009 16:15
cindy850
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Re: over charging doctors
THANKS FOR THE INFO BUT WHO WILL YOU SEE AFTER YOUR DOCTOR RETIRES?
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