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has anyone heard of RND? reflex Neurovascular dystrophy - kid version of RSD

 
 
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Old 10-11-2007, 09:56 PM #18
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Amber,
I've worked in the medical administrative field for 12 yrs. almost all ins companies or at least the ones in my area NJ have a limit on physical therapy. my plan NJ Blue Cross/ Blue Sheild) is somthing like 40 visits per diagnosis.
I have seen Dr. S, he is the one that pu me on his Germany list. He controls the list. He said I need IV Ketamine too but we are fighting with my insurance company on getting it covered. I've only had RSD for 2 months.
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