Do not go to Todd dunaway. John cattaneo was good. He set me up to get infusions paid for I just had to pay 275 to him while I was waiting on Medicare.
Good evening I started with a new Neurologist yesterday after I had another Neurologist for 20 years with her old school thinking nothings up to date I got much better care and questions answered we got a lot accomplished in my 45 min appointment he was on the phone changing my medicine tray to get new MRI NOT JUST MY BRAIN BUT MY Spine he thinks my MS has changed and in my spine my point is this alot got accomplished with my new Doctor I felt heard and not just sweeped under the rug this new Doctor is about 25 years younger and not set in his ways I wish you luck and find a Doctor that can help up so you can live life to its fullest
That sounded a bit shady 😒 it took me two denials and a requested hearing before I received my Medicare. In the end I was given almost two yrs in back SSDI and along with that Medicare was also required to review and pay for out of pocket medical expenses that went on while I was trying to prove my case. Best advice I can give is first when you finally get your SSDI settlement make them take the tax out first before they send you that big taxable check. Once you receive Medicare make it your first payee and any other Health insurance you may have is secondary. That way when your primary processes the claim of that $149,000 dollars infusion then what’s left gets passed down to the secondary insurance. If lucky you will not have that monstrous co-pay or final bill that will only cause you more stress.
Are you looking for a good MS neurologist in the Tulsa area?
While I don't have specific recommendations for neurologists in Tulsa, there are helpful ways to find a qualified MS specialist near you.
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has a provider directory that can help you locate MS neurologists in your area. This is Show Full Answer