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Re: DR REDWINE? - Um, No
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Jan 27 10:44:53 2009
Always appeal. The only way to make a change with insurance is to keep
appealing.
At Tue, 27 Jan 2009, anonymous wrote:
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>My insurance company did not do that, they paid a flat %. And even if a
>dr. does take insurance, you can certainly find yourself in a position
>where the insurance co refuses to pay a certain charge and if that
>happens, the patient is responsible.
>
>At Sun, 25 Jan 2009, Ana wrote:
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>>I would go with a different doctor because Dr. Redwine does not take
>>insurance. He requires his patients to pay up front and then his office
>>submits papers to the insurance, and most of the time the insurance
>>determines that the fees are too high (more than what they call
>>"reasonable and customary"). You, as the patient, are required to pay
>>the difference, but since Redwine already took the money up front you're
>>just out that amount -- insurance won't reimburse you.
>>
>>I went to Dr. Robbins because I read a lot of good feedback from
>>patients on this board and the ERC's board, and also because he's
>>willing to bill us patients for our CO-PAY and bill the insurance
>>ocmpany for the rest.
>>
>>Dr. Robbins completely restored me to health. No more pain, no more
>>symptoms, no more trouble at all with endo. I had total hysterectomy at
>>my request, and my husband was willing to travel out of state with me to
>>see the doctor.
>>
>>My family is very happy to have me back and I am thankful that we didn't
>>have to go broke to get me back in action.
>>
>>So Redwine? Um, no. Not when a good guy like Robbins is willing to work
>>with insurance.
>>
>>At Sat, 24 Jan 2009, E. wrote:
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>>>You can check out these docs too:
>>>Dr. Lyons in Georgia http://www.thomasllyons.com/procedures.htm
>>>Dr. Robbins in Maine http://www.endoexcision.com/
>>>Dr. Liu in TN http://www.gyndr.com/
>>>are just some of the excisionists that may be able to help you.
>>>There are two doctors, Dr. Orbuch and Dr. Seckin, who are in
>>>NYC and specialize in endo. You can check them out at
>>>ratemds.com.
>>>
>>>At Sat, 24 Jan 2009, anonymous wrote:
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>>>>have you seen his site? endometriosissurgeon.com
>>>>
>>>>these people helped me, centerforendo.com
>>>>
>>>>there are doctors in nyc...
>>>>
>>>>there is a doctor not too far from you, i think - dr koh
>>>>
>>>>there is a doctor in PA, Dr Stegman
>>>>
>>>>I think there is a doctor in Pittsburth - please go to
>>>>erc.activboard.com/ and register...there are doctor recommendations and
>>>>help there
>>>>
>>>>At Sat, 24 Jan 2009, angela wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>HI,
>>>>>I HAVE BEEN THROUGH HELL AND BACK FOR 6 YRS NOW. HAVE AHD MANY LAP
>>>>>SURGERIES AND LAST YR JUST HAD A HYSTERECTOMY. IM STILL IN PAIN AND I
>>>>>DONT WANT MY PRESENT OB TO TOUCH ME.
>>>>>I MIGHT BE TRAVLING A LONG WAY FROM OH TO SEE REDWINE. PLEASE IF THERE
>>>>>ARE ANY WOMEN THAT REDWINE HAS HELPED... PLEASE SHARE.
>>>>>
>>>>>THANKS,
>>>>>ANGELA.
>>>>>
>>>>>--
>>>>>look up dr. redwine. he is the best in the world for endo from what iv read.
>>>>>nicole how can i contact you, have some questions.
>>>>>
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