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Old 10-29-2013, 04:08 PM #1
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Default In appeal, should I pay $600 for RFC ?

Hello to anyone that reads this

I'm in Georgia and in the middle of my reconsideration. I keep reading everywhere that it is vital to have an RFC completed by your dr or a PT. I asked while at the orthopedic's today about having their PT people fill it out for me.....takes 1/2 a day and costs $600.

I'm willing to go that route if it will help me get this reconsideration approved for my small fiber neuropathy.

Any thoughts ?

Thanks much,

Debi
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