Guest guest Posted September 3, 2004 Report Share Posted September 3, 2004 > Do you realize that you are close enough that you could get to Montreal Canada to be treated for free by a Ponseti Dr. there? His name is Dr. Beneroch. He is the first Dr. to treat my daughter Shalom. > I have used the Montreal Shriners hospital for 5 and a half years. I met more parents from the United States then who were from Canada. Just because they are in Canada does not mean you will be charged as an outsider to the system. It is still free. Same application process as the others mentioned applies. Personal info on who you are and where you live sort of thing. You need to contact the 1-800 number on their web site. They will refer you to the closest Shriners Temple who will help you. OR you can contact the Montreal Shriners direct and ask for Family Services. Then tell them you want to see Dr. Beneroch as he has been recommended because of his club foot treatment and how do you get an appointment. This route may be more direct as the 1-800 number might sqwauk at being told you want to see a specific Dr who is not as close as the possible " nearest " Shriners Hospital. I think they prefer to be closer if at all possible. > If you have any questions about a specific name of a staff there let me know and I'll find it for you. > and Shalom , Thanks for the recommendation. I've found a Ponseti doctor at a Shriner's in Massachusetts, which would be closer. I appreciate your help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 3, 2004 Report Share Posted September 3, 2004 > Do you realize that you are close enough that you could get to Montreal Canada to be treated for free by a Ponseti Dr. there? His name is Dr. Beneroch. He is the first Dr. to treat my daughter Shalom. > I have used the Montreal Shriners hospital for 5 and a half years. I met more parents from the United States then who were from Canada. Just because they are in Canada does not mean you will be charged as an outsider to the system. It is still free. Same application process as the others mentioned applies. Personal info on who you are and where you live sort of thing. You need to contact the 1-800 number on their web site. They will refer you to the closest Shriners Temple who will help you. OR you can contact the Montreal Shriners direct and ask for Family Services. Then tell them you want to see Dr. Beneroch as he has been recommended because of his club foot treatment and how do you get an appointment. This route may be more direct as the 1-800 number might sqwauk at being told you want to see a specific Dr who is not as close as the possible " nearest " Shriners Hospital. I think they prefer to be closer if at all possible. > If you have any questions about a specific name of a staff there let me know and I'll find it for you. > and Shalom , Thanks for the recommendation. I've found a Ponseti doctor at a Shriner's in Massachusetts, which would be closer. I appreciate your help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 3, 2004 Report Share Posted September 3, 2004 Hi there, We have been seeing Dr.Dobbs for over a year now at shirners in St.Louis. We love him. He is fantastic. He is great with Isabella and she adores him as well. All we did was called shriners St.Louis and said that we wanted to see only Dr.Dobbs for Isabella's treatment and they set it all up for us. He is there every Thursday at Shriners the rest of the time he is at childrens. We have insurance and everything but shriners hospitals always accept children with disabilities and other problems. They won't turn you down. I think you will like Dr.Dobbs. Are you going to Shriners? Maybe we will meet one day. Our next appointment is November 18th. Oh we live In southern Illinois. Where are you located at? Best wishes and congrats on the upcoming arrival (Mom to Isabella 10-12-02 bilateral cf) > > > There's a Shriner's Hospital in Boston with a qualified (I think) > > > Ponseti dr. Someone said Shriner's will treat for free. Do you have > > > to have a certain income level to be treated for free? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 3, 2004 Report Share Posted September 3, 2004 Cheers! Glad you found one closer. Sorry, I know about as much about the States and what State is next to the other as most Americans know about Canada.....ie, not much : ) But, I must admit, now that I live here I'm learning a lot,eh! lol! . onemorebb tristan2@...> wrote: > Do you realize that you are close enough that you could get to Montreal Canada to be treated for free by a Ponseti Dr. there? His name is Dr. Beneroch. He is the first Dr. to treat my daughter Shalom. > I have used the Montreal Shriners hospital for 5 and a half years. I met more parents from the United States then who were from Canada. Just because they are in Canada does not mean you will be charged as an outsider to the system. It is still free. Same application process as the others mentioned applies. Personal info on who you are and where you live sort of thing. You need to contact the 1-800 number on their web site. They will refer you to the closest Shriners Temple who will help you. OR you can contact the Montreal Shriners direct and ask for Family Services. Then tell them you want to see Dr. Beneroch as he has been recommended because of his club foot treatment and how do you get an appointment. This route may be more direct as the 1-800 number might sqwauk at being told you want to see a specific Dr who is not as close as the possible " nearest " Shriners Hospital. I think they prefer to be closer if at all possible. > If you have any questions about a specific name of a staff there let me know and I'll find it for you. > and Shalom , Thanks for the recommendation. I've found a Ponseti doctor at a Shriner's in Massachusetts, which would be closer. I appreciate your help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 4, 2004 Report Share Posted September 4, 2004 > Cheers! > Glad you found one closer. Sorry, I know about as much about the States and what State is next to the other as most Americans know about Canada.....ie, not much : ) But, I must admit, now that I live here I'm learning a lot,eh! lol! > . LOL That's true. I never learned much about Canadian geography in school. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 7, 2004 Report Share Posted September 7, 2004 Thanks for the info . We are in Wentzville, MO (just west of St. Louis). Who knows, maybe we will see you in November. Thanks, > > > > There's a Shriner's Hospital in Boston with a qualified (I > think) > > > > Ponseti dr. Someone said Shriner's will treat for free. Do you > have > > > > to have a certain income level to be treated for free? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 7, 2004 Report Share Posted September 7, 2004 Thanks for the info . We are in Wentzville, MO (just west of St. Louis). Who knows, maybe we will see you in November. Thanks, > > > > There's a Shriner's Hospital in Boston with a qualified (I > think) > > > > Ponseti dr. Someone said Shriner's will treat for free. Do you > have > > > > to have a certain income level to be treated for free? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 7, 2004 Report Share Posted September 7, 2004 Thanks for the info . We are in Wentzville, MO (just west of St. Louis). Who knows, maybe we will see you in November. Thanks, > > > > There's a Shriner's Hospital in Boston with a qualified (I > think) > > > > Ponseti dr. Someone said Shriner's will treat for free. Do you > have > > > > to have a certain income level to be treated for free? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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