I'll check it out.... my insurance won't pay for nothing that has anything to do with my spine.... what do they charge for something like this? -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 07:15:56 08/07/07 Tue
Author: Varmit
Subject: I'll check it out.... my insurance won't pay for nothing that has anything to do with my spine.... what do they charge for something like this?
In reply to: Hap 's message, "Welcome to the old folks club. That's what I was told long ago when I asked a doc about the krinkling note book paper sound in my neck. I was kinda worried about that when I first got to hearing it but have gotten to where I don't pay attention to it, it's just life.It's just that things are wearing out and the vertebraes are rubbing against each other more than when we're younger. The guy in Pagosa gave me a free treatment on the stretching machine and it helped but costs 6000 bucks for the series of treatments and is not covered by insurance. Meanwhile, this thing I'm suggesting keeks your old wore out back lined up and shows it on a computer screen. It works on everybody from tiny kids to wheel chair bound and they don't even have to get out of the chair for a treatment. It's worth trying." on 05:37:09 08/07/07 Tue

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The guy here charges $40 per visit but the first time is a little more because of the consultation. Mine is covered but I need to come up with the money to do that decompression series because it's an 86% sucess rate of having the discs go back where they belong. There's one called Spinemed, one called Lordex and one called DRX 9000. I don't know if one is better than the others but the DRX is in Pagosa and it's every day of the week in the beginning, then three times a week for the remainder. I'll go to one here when I get bad enough I guess. (NT) -- Hap, 07:29:51 08/07/07 Tue
- By the way, in the patient testimonials for the Loirdex here in town, a guy was listed that I worked with 25-30 years ago. I called him up to talk to him first hand and he said he highly recommended it and was amazed at how quickly it helped him. He's good to go now and doesn't even go back. This thing I'm getting used on me might be all you need. I gotta go in at 10: 45 this morning. (NT) -- Hap, 07:48:10 08/07/07 Tue

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