Does Medicaid settle up for a spinal stimulator implant for treatment of chronic distress?
I have a friend who does not want subsidise surgery. Does Medicaid pay for the spinal stimulator which is implanted directly beneath the skin and used to control pain?
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Yes they should take-home pay for it; my doctor did say once that medicade and medicare do payment for the implant and the trials. Most insurance companies do foot for it, but they should check just to receive sure. It is a fairly expensive surgery, and the worst quantity is because I have Keloid scarring condition that I've have the surgery done 4 times because my scar tissue picks up the lead and carries them away, but besides that I've be really glad with the anguish relief that I've gotten.
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no but they will pay for a tens gadget. with a writen prescription. n it will comfort somewhat. I have one for uteral dull pain. n othas have have them for back surgery niggle. n otha things. its 4 electric probe pad u place on ur skin in areas that u wish. n after it box sends electric shocks in 3 differnt ways ( u choose the best one for u) to the pad. to confuse the nerves n confuss ur brain into not feelin the aching. try ithttp://www.tensproducts.com/
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You should check with your States Medicaid department also the Doctor you are seeing should be able to find out for you since doing implant. Medicaid and Medicare hold different rules according to need and financial situation.Hope this help
Can you have a sprained knees without any agony?
I had mine implanted here in Australia and OUR Medicare didn't cover it.If your friend would approaching to ask me any questions in the order of the surgery, what to expect, what it feels resembling etc you can e-mail me through this site.
I have have mine in for 2 years and I have have my pain reduced by 85% and OFF ALL agony meds.
I am also the Australian Ambassador for Medtronic who make the stimulator so know heaps something like it and surgery as that's what I do for the company.
Cheers.