I am currently being treated by Dr. Messer (and his students) at SCNM in Phoenix. We were astonished to learn recently that our health insurance with Mutual of Omaha (through my husband's job) will pay 70% of my SCNM bills, just as they would for other out-of-network providers, because SCNM is licensed there! Naturopaths (never mind homeopaths) not being licensed in VA where I live, I never expected our insurance would cover anything. It will be great to see the day where naturopaths (and homeopaths) are recognized and licensed everywhere!

Teresa

Dear Teresa,
this is very exciting, if I have understood right. Could you give me more details?

Also could I please have your email ID? ON the otherhealth.com discussion board, I cannot access any details of Lyteforce members.
thanks,
D.r Leela

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Sorry, ALL

Dr. Leela, I tried to reply to you personally several ways and was not successful. I sent my profile address yesterday, too, but I guess it did not go through. It is: teresa.kramer@cox.net.

I, too, am VERY excited about our insurance covering 70% of SCNM's charges (which are VERY reasonable on the student rotation). I just hope the insurance people don't realize that I reside in VA (surely in fact they know that) and am, after 6.5 hours of case taking in AZ, being treated by phone. I don't think they are likely to think THAT is a good idea, as of course they know nothing about H and reject it as a knee-jerk reaction.

Teresa

This is what Alternative Link is doing, in coding homeopathic services. This tells the insurance company what has been provided in their language. I'm really glad that Mutual of Omaha is covering this! I have found that different insurance companies cover health costs differently in different states!

beth

Hi Theresa,

On Sat, 5 Mar 2005, Teresa Kramer wrote:

> Sorry, ALL
>
> Dr. Leela, I tried to reply to you personally several ways and was not
> successful. I sent my profile address yesterday, too, but I guess it did not
> go through. It is: teresa.kramer@cox.net.
>
> I, too, am VERY excited about our insurance covering 70% of SCNM's charges
> (which are VERY reasonable on the student rotation). I just hope the
> insurance people don't realize that I reside in VA (surely in fact they know
> that) and am, after 6.5 hours of case taking in AZ, being treated by phone.
> I don't think they are likely to think THAT is a good idea, as of course
> they know nothing about H and reject it as a knee-jerk reaction. Teresa
>
I take it they are accredited because they are "naturopaths"?

A friend of mine in the school I went to here had the US citizenship
and went back to the USA afterwards. She later on got in touch with me
because she needed a record of the credits she had got from that
school,so she could get accredited in Colorado.

So I guessed that in some of the states at least Naturopathy is
accredited.

Regards

Luise

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>
>
> Dear Teresa,
> this is very exciting, if I have understood right. Could you give me
> more details?
>
> Also could I please have your email ID? ON the otherhealth.com
> discussion board, I cannot access any details of Lyteforce members.
> thanks,
> D.r Leela
>
>
>

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