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If you have insurance you can go by their list of doctors and associated clinics. If you have no insurance then not all states have the same medical agencies for example Scripps and Kaiser is only in California. You can always go to a large university hospital. Best to try a friend who knows the area that you are going to. I don't believe there is a network across the US that is connected.

Also staying informed about diabetes by joining websites like this one will give you information regarding maintaining a healthy life style with diabetes and the newest medical updates. Lastly I think going with your instincts is crucial. You must feel comfortable and confident with a doctors "bedside manner". I hope this was helpful. Good luck in your move.

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I recently went out with a guy whos had T1 diabetes for 20 something years. I dont know much about diabetes but i been reading and asking him questions to learn more. My question is i spent one night at his house and in the morning when he woke up he was very very confused, i dont think he knew who i was, hes eyes were open but in his head he wasnt there, he was saying sentences that didnt make sence, was moving very slow.

Hopefully others who use the MH Diabetes tracker will come along and provide you with tips. In the meantime you can download the Atkins carb tool by Googling "atkins carbohydrate counter list". The food list is quite extensive and detailed and is 106 pages.

Hi All, I would really appreciate if some one could take time to shred some light on the condition that my mother is going through. She has been lately diagonosed with diabetes and is on medication currently. She has been developing rash on her neck and face. Also, complaining about her eyes itching.

I have type 2 diabetes and my new daughter in law has type 1 She has a Paradign Insulin pump 715 LNAP She has no money and my son is in school and has no money ether. My wife and I have very little oursleves ( I'm Not taking as good of care my diabetes as I should but this is for her it is not for me) what We need is Belt clips She keeps breaking her's and any other supply's as possible she is using Humalog anything and everything can be used.

I think it only works this way for in-network doctors/hospitals. Out of network, I think it becomes a battle between the insurer and doctor/hospital. But surely, the insurance company will not care to fight for good pricing very much before the deductible is met. I think that with indemnity plans, it is like always being out of network. So only a very small incentive for the insurer to fight for low pricing for you until the deductible is met.

Several factors have been proposed as possible causes such as emotional stress, psychological factors, habits, allergies, diabetes and hormonal disturbances. However, none of these factors have been conclusively linked to geographic tongue.” So it seems that no one knows what causes this condition However: “A condition that causes harmless tongue patches resembling smooth, red islands. Geographic tongue is a harmless condition affecting the surface of the tongue.

Knowing how things work I called UHC and asked if the facility where they were sending me was in-network. They said it was. I had the MRI and now learn the facility is out of network and we owe $1000 (deductible since out of network). We are now on our 2nd appeal with UHC.

If you want more detailed and accurate information about different cancer types, you can check out the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) patient guidelines for specific cancers. You can access it through this link: http://www.nccn.org/patients/patient_gls.asp. I hope this helps.

t want to rush into any other surgeries for my post-op issues because of this limitation ... Every insurance plan HAS to cover an out of network doctor as in network if there is no other provider in network within your area. I'm wondering if I could go in at the angle of there not being any other Chiari specialists in network (at least that I've found ...) ... if I have to try that I'll let people know if it works or not.

I'm trying to find information on apical bleb disease in a skinny teenage boy. Anyone out there with experience with this?

My dad was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 5 years ago and had an effective management system, but had a minor stroke a few months ago and the system is less effective. I have been reading a lot about telehealth in the press and that the trail has been with diabetes, does the system work? anybody got any experience.

Also, there is a lot of information available to you on the internet (such as the American Diabetes Association website) that can be really helpful and informative. Good luck to you and your mom.

Hi, I have a gorgeous 16 year old daughter who has recently diagnosed with Type1 diabetes. She has just gone back to boarding school and is finding it hard to settle back in. BGL's have been in hypo then was adjusted now is higher - needless to say she is extremely upset and fustrated. We have a really great family and friends network and she still wants to be at her amazing school. Can anyone help with some ideas as to how I can settle her.

You want to check on diabetes. People who develop acanthosis nigricans often are obese or have diabetes or both. So, it would be wise to investigate further. I understand it is complicated with your son's autism, but this would be worth knowing. Since you do the shopping, you have some control over diet. Losing weight may be what is required of him although I realize that is hard. Hard for us all but particularly with your son.

Hi, how old are you and are suffering from diabetes or hypertension? Tingling sensations could be due to neuropathy, may be associated with occipital nerve. Try anti inflammatory drugs, vitamin B preparations and cold compression for 4-5 days.

I have pretty good insurance and everything will be covered in network, except the NS alone will be out-of-network so I will have a higher deductible there. I just trying to get a basic idea of what I am going to have to pay in the end. The NS's staff told me not to worry about it and they would work with me about the payment, but I would still like to get a basic idea.

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