[Diabetes-talk] Diabetic shoes

[cheryl echevarria]

Again, I am a medical insurance specialist who went to school for this.  If 
you have Medicare you can use any Medicare provider does not have to be in 
your state, I use Advanced Diabetic Solutions I live in NY and they are in 
GA. I used to use a company in California and I am on Medicare. No one said 
you couldn't ask a question. I said ask your friend where she got hers.

I am telling you about fact with medicare, as long as they are a medicare 
provider you can do to any company that does Diabetic Medical Supplies, the 
same with the electric scooters.

Many of us on this list have mentioned this over and over again.

I have been working with insurance companies such as aetna, blue cross, and 
others for years even before losing my sight I was not in the billing 
department but I know about how medicare works.

Again, I am not putting you down, I am stating a fact.  If you have part A & 
B of Medicare that is fine, if you have a insurance provider as primary such 
as blue cross, or other insurance you may only get your supplies or shoes 
from the contracted company with your insurance company.


Cheryl Echevarria
Independent Travel Consultant
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "d m gina" <dmgina at samobile.net>
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Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2010 5:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Diabetes-talk] Diabetic shoes


> Bern is my friend who has written to me, and I will write to this list
> with any question I wish to write about.
> We all are learning.
> I didn't know you could go anywhere.
> I always thought you had to stay in the city town you are in to get your 
> shoes.
> this is new for me.
> I have many friends who are not diabetic so they don't know.
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