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Old 08-20-2015, 08:09 PM #1
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Hello everyone,

I have never written in the forum before but have been around for a long time for many reasons. On May 10th I broke my foot and it never healed. Now of course I have CRSP and because I have severe tendon issues I can't have any of these blocks. I was wondering if they still do the IV Ketamine. I haven't heard much talk about it here on the forum lately. I did call a Dr in Pa today and he said he does it but insurance doesn't cover it, so I called my ins with the codes and they said I am covered. Does anyone know what that's about. Is there an updated list that anyone knows of. I live in Baltimore Md and would love to find one in these parts but will travel to Pa, Nj, Wa or VA. Thanks for all your help with this.

Mary
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