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Old 05-19-2008, 11:51 AM #18
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When I had Major Med Insurance, I understood it was covered, if, your Doc wrote a prescription for it.

I knew someone with MS, who had an outdoor inground pool covered by Insurance. No kidding.
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My doc said that she could write me an rx for a therapeutic pool and my insurance would cover it. I thought long and hard about it b/c I would love one. I talked to my insurance company and they would have paid 50% of the cost. But they also said that it would be cheaper if I would join a health club and they would probably over ride the recommendation and tell me to try that first. They would pay for a membership.
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