cotton1958
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Hi again. I have a question. It's kind of a tricky one. Home therapy (physical, occupational, nurse) just called. I will have a 75.00 copayment for each visit. So I need to figure out how to economize my visits and when to pool my money in for the most important time/s.
For example, I had a visit by an occupational therapist (I didn't order it, I guess the hospital did). She was very nice, but I think I got a lot of these issues covered in the hospital, so I could cross this off my list possibly??
The nurse came out yesterday to take my stitches out. I guess I could have gone to the Dr.'s office and had them out for free, but that would have been very inconvenient.
So that leaves PT. I wonder if my husband, who has offered, should help me do my excercises? He's pretty good at stuff like this...he excercises regularly. Or should I pool my money for 2 weeks out when therapy changes course? If so.
I'm really at a loss. I didn't anticipate this. I have insurance but had to leave my job in May. So money's not coming in, just going out at this point.
Thanks for any ideas as to helping me plan if anyone out there has any. :skp:
For example, I had a visit by an occupational therapist (I didn't order it, I guess the hospital did). She was very nice, but I think I got a lot of these issues covered in the hospital, so I could cross this off my list possibly??
The nurse came out yesterday to take my stitches out. I guess I could have gone to the Dr.'s office and had them out for free, but that would have been very inconvenient.
So that leaves PT. I wonder if my husband, who has offered, should help me do my excercises? He's pretty good at stuff like this...he excercises regularly. Or should I pool my money for 2 weeks out when therapy changes course? If so.
I'm really at a loss. I didn't anticipate this. I have insurance but had to leave my job in May. So money's not coming in, just going out at this point.
Thanks for any ideas as to helping me plan if anyone out there has any. :skp: