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Old 09-13-2010, 05:04 PM #1
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Default Q. about "nurse case manager"

Does anyone use/know someone who has a nurse case manager? I'm not sure what one does, exactly, yet received a letter from one offering services as part of my insurance "benefit plan."

Not sure either whether having one, or accepting the service, would be a positive or a negative: Is the person truly wanting to help me or help shave costs for the insurance company?

Trying to glean some insights from ppl. familiar with this stuff.

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