What Obama Care Does To
Seniors
How This Affects Your Practice
Stephen Newdell, MT, DC,
NSCTh
Below this
paragraph, a man’s story begins. He wrote it to a blogger (I corrected the
grammar) and it has been passed around via email and in Face Book. It supports
my contention that what I teach, if handled properly can make a very good
living for you. The new Obama Care regulations will push patients into your
office!
Our
president's favorite accomplishment and what it will mean to us
seniors.........
My brother was just told that a back procedure
that he has had covered in the past by Medicare is no longer covered because of
his age (82). Via a doctor and hospital in Wilmington, DE. Just happened a week
ago. Said it would cost him $25,000.
Here is an
experience a senior Medicare patient had.
From: a
senior gentleman in Mesa, Arizona:
Dear Family, Friends, Neighbors and former
Classmates,
I just found
myself in the middle of a medical situation that made it very clear that
"the affordable care act" is neither affordable, nor do they care.
I'll go back
about seven years ago to a fairly radical prostate surgery that I underwent. The Urologist (a personal
friend) who performed the surgery was
very concerned that it was cancer, though I wasn't told this until the
lab report revealed it was benign. Since
that procedure, I have experienced numerous urinary tract infections, (UTI's).
Since I had never had a "UTI" prior to the prostate surgery, I assume
that it is one of the side effects from surgery, an assumption since confirmed
by my Family Doctor.
The weekend
of March 8-9, I was experiencing all the symptoms of another bout of UTI. By
Monday afternoon the infection had hit with full force. Knowing that all I needed was an antibiotic, I went to
an Urgent Care Center in Mesa, Arizona to provide a specimen, a requirement for
getting the prescription.
After waiting
45 minutes to see the Doctor, I started getting very nauseous and light headed. I went to the Receptionist to ask where the
bathroom was as I felt that I was going to throw up. I was told that I would
have to wait for the Doctor because I
would need to leave a specimen and they didn't want me in the bathroom without first seeing him.
That was when the
lights went out. More at: www.bodyworker-newsletter.com Archive
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