[Diabetes-talk] diabetic shoes

[cheryl echevarria]

that is the lady at the dr office, of course you can send the shoes back in 
fact you can call the company yourself ask the dr himself whom he uses, tell 
them that your insurance company paid for it, and if it is medicare then you 
can call up and tell them the shoes for whatever reason they don't fit, they 
have no right telling you you can't return them.

Everyone please do not let the dr office staff intimidate you, the front 
desk person is basically a front desk person, they don't do anything with 
the paperwork. a lot of them don't even have the training I paid to have to 
work in a dr office, they just get $10 an hr and don't do squat

Call medicare and tell them that the dr office wont tell you what you need 
to know.

In reality Dar and everyone this is a waste of any kind of money going 
towards our insurance, we don't tell the dr what we want and listen to them 
they recommend the wrong thing in this case, Dar's issue may be her back and 
not her feet.  Then why did your insurance have to pay for the shoes in the 
first place, you can go out to payless or target or even walmart get a 
$10-20 pair of shoes or even go to a medical supply store and get arch 
support shoes.

Waste of money, waste of time, ruining a patients health.

Cheryl Echevarria


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "d m gina" <dmgina at samobile.net>
To: <diabetes-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 10:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Diabetes-talk] diabetic shoes


> What I was told by the front desk lady was I can't send the shoes back.
> the inserts came with the shoes with two extra pairs.
> You wear the inserts for three months then change them out.
> Well you would be starting over again with the same problem.
> Since I was told this, I didn't call back.
> I just went to what I was wearing.
> My medical doctor feels that my toes bother me when my back is out.
> So I go to the chiropractor.
> When I am adjusted I have seen a huge difference.
>
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