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really something from someone who doesnt know how to spell lastLAST wrote:Guest 2 wrote:palerider wrote:
gee, it's almost like you've never read anything at all.
why post "I don't know nuthin about this"?
This sums it up for half of the posts in this thread...[/quot
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Especially those by guests that are too lazy or too embarrassed to register
Insurance may only want hours used, but any competent doctor treating sleep apena would read your data card and examine the data, NOT just the hours used.Guest wrote:For future readers:
If you are not using insurance there is no need for compliance there is no need for the doc to see this or review a card. If the doc still wants hours of use the doc can get what is needed from the machine, bring the machine in. Apparently this doc doesn't know that or just wanted to be a pain.
Or like PR suggested, there are other ways.
But seeing the other data is always good for the user just not required for a prescription - all the doc has to do is write it but it is not a prescription but an "Order" for the DME to provide equipment - compliance (hours of use) is for insurance.
Will be interesting to see if this DME will provide the equipment the user wants and not just what the DME wants to provide.