Re: I called my health insurance

[Guest guest]

So that's good, then. You've got coverage. You can do this.

Do you not have time to read, or are you having trouble reading? I was just

remembering that when I first got those books, I was still having a terrible

time trying to read much of anything.

Rhonda <rhondaleokitty@...> wrote:

State Blue Cross Blue Shield said if they are Private Healthcare

Systems PHCS yes but any over charges from what the insurance plan pays

will be my paying out of pocket and of course the deductible. Said

same thing about labs out of state. So I'm not sure if both charge

above the payable amounts insurance companies go by. Some docs around

here won't even take the State Blue Cross b/c they charge over the

allowable charges and want that paid where with other docs I'm not

responsible for the over charges.

Dr. Shoemaker's site said my other book is on the way. It will take me

a long time to be able to read the book b/c I don't have much time to

read books.

Anyone that has seen the doctor in SC, Dr. Liberman sp? email me direct

and tell me about him. I know some people have mentioned him but I'm

going blank.

Rhonda

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[Guest guest]

Not much time for reading and I do have to reread to recall what I

read yesterday etc. I'm on pg. 72 and have looked thru the appendix

and other things in the back. Actually the computer keeps me from

reading books and I just need to stay off of it when I have some free

time and read.

Covered but have a $350 deductible and then I pay 20% and any over

the allowable charges the doctor and labs charge me.

Rhonda

--- In , SERENA EDWARDS <pushcrash@...>

wrote:

>

> So that's good, then. You've got coverage. You can do this.

>

> Do you not have time to read, or are you having trouble reading?

I was just remembering that when I first got those books, I was still

having a terrible time trying to read much of anything.

>

>

[Guest guest]

That's kind of what I was wondering. If you call the office, they

should be able to clarify what your exact out-of-pocket would be.

The book thing, I totally get. Still worth it, though, even if you have

to go through it bit by bit. It's not information you just grab all at

once. It's got stuff you use for understanding to begin with, but also

stuff you use for living.

A lot of people here have read it. Heh - maybe you could make yourself

a deal. Read book, discuss online. A two birds, one stone thingie.

--- In , " Rhonda " <rhondaleokitty@...>

wrote:

>

> Not much time for reading and I do have to reread to recall what I

> read yesterday etc. I'm on pg. 72 and have looked thru the appendix

> and other things in the back. Actually the computer keeps me from

> reading books and I just need to stay off of it when I have some free

> time and read.

>

> Covered but have a $350 deductible and then I pay 20% and any over

> the allowable charges the doctor and labs charge me.

>

> Rhonda

>

>