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Old 01-27-2012, 09:32 AM #1
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While researching tDCS I also got some more information about Calmare which may prove useful. Even if it's a waiting game

1. Calmare is FDA Cleared and I also read FDA approved.
2. Calmare now has a CPT code
3. Documentation has been filed for medicare coverage for Calmare treatments, this takes a while however once medicare covers it, expect insurance companies to follow quickly.

I can't post links yet and my source for #2 and #3 was the same Doctor. Once I can post links I'll update this post with more information.
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