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The finest neuro-ophthalmologist in Kansas is Dr. Tom Whittaker MD at the University of Kansas medical center in Kansas City, KS.
Hey. This pregnancy makes technically my third one. Had one successful and one miscarriage. I'm afraid this one is turning for the worst. I'm still waiting on state insurance. Anyone know if I could somehow get them to get a jump start on it if I tell them I may be experiencing one or think I am going to have another miscarriage?
I live in Kansas and my husband just lost his job with insurance about a month ago.. A week ago i tried applying for kancare. Anyone here live in Kansas with kancare? How long did it take to be covered? I'm nervous cause my current doc doesn't except any kind of Medicaid insurance so I would have to find a new doc. Any advice or relation to this would be appreciated!
What are good afordable insurance that help pay for OB visits and the delivery? When I was working I was provided with the Blue Cross blue shield, but I'm no longer working and we can't afford those insurance right now, I'm scheduled for a sonogram but I can't get it till I have some kinda insurance...
A few months after cataract surgery, I started experiencing blurred vision and double vision that has become quite debilitating. The surgeon wants to remove the current IOLs and replace them. I am not getting good vibes about a positive and permanent good outcome. I am getting a second opinion. My question is whether it would be safest to simply remove the IOLs? I realize I would need to wear strong glasses or contacts but if it would permanently fix the problem I would consider it.
My husband's insurance rate sky rocketed Also and we had to drop the insurance. Luckily we found out that I would approve for a type of pregnancy Medicaid called kancare. I live in Kansas. It took a couple weeks to be approved but they cover for me back a few months. This all happened last week at almost 35 weeks. I would jump on getting state insurance they cover you 100% and believe me it's a huge weight off your shoulders.
t have insurance so he went to SD for dentist since it was the cheapest and we asked if they accept Iowa state insurance and they told us no. So there is a possibility your Dr office will accept MO state insurance but if they don't and you live in MO you may have to find a new dr if they wont acaccept your insurance and you cant afford out of pocket to pay.
We are interested in people that have had blurred vision, trouble with light arcs, either dark or light spots mission in the peripheral vision and that have had to undergo a neuroophthalmology work up especially if MRI or CT scans were done and that the final result is that it was due to the multifocal IOL.
We have about 5-6 cases so far. We are presently working on getting approval from the research committees at the U of K hospital to proceed.
Can small cortical cataracts cause ghosting an/or blurred vision to be MUCH worse in contact lenses than glasses?
No other doctor ever really mentioned it except one a couple of years ago that gave me prisms in my eye-glasses for it but that just caused double-vision. Another optometrist, after the prisms, gave me eye-glasses without them stating my brain was ignoring the bad eye and they wouldn't work together anyway so why spend the extra money.
I am wondering, at age 32, if I am beyond help with it other than surgery which my insurance will not cover.
I have health insurance because of my mom but it didn't cover all of my expenses so I also have pregnancy medicaid and they pay after the insurance after my baby comes I'll go back to my regular health insurance and my baby will me on medicaid
I am desperately looking for an LLMD near Kansas City. I have been very ill for 3 months and has been to so many doctors and specialists to no avail. Does anyone have any recommendations, please!?' I've been diagnosised with Bartonella Henslae CSD and I need a LLMD. I've seen 3 different doctors and none have helped nor know much about it. Please if anyone can refer me to a doctor that can help..
I am very nearsighted, have astigmatism, lots of floaters and now have cataracts. Am scheduled for surgery on first eye in a month. Dr recommended multifocal Rezoom for left (dominant eye) and Restor for right eye. I've worn glasses since 5 yrs old and contacts (hard, soft, toric) off and on over the years. I read a lot and can read comfortably without my glasses albeit close.
I'm searching for a top retinal specialist in the Kansas City area. (Macular pucker condition) Thank you in advance.
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m a 17 year old and I recently suffered an AVM hemorrhage and it affected my vision to a 90 degree cut off (synonymous) has it ever been known to recover fully to 180 degrees?, even 120 so i can drive.
FYI, i do see some things on the left but cant notice what it is, it must just be dots.
I'm young so they're not sure..
Any thoughts?
Hi, I need some help. I recently went to have my yearly examination, at a new doctor because I've moved since my last exam. My previous presciption was -3.5 OD,-3.75 OS. Well, she did the exam and told me my eyesight was now -4.0 OD,-4.50 OS. That seems like a drastic change in one year, right? Well, OK so she gave me new contacts and I've noticed that I cannot focus with them. Literally, my eyes constantly cross, I can't maintain straight vision. Is my prescription too strong??
Our practice at Discover Vision Centers in Kansas City, Missouri, USA was one of 3 sites testing the light adjustable in the USA. The results are excellent but it is more expensive, many surgeons do not have experience with it. Most surgeons can come within +/- 0.50 diopter of planned target in spherical eyes.
I have one in one eye and I am very upset the way it has worked. It keeps me upset all the time because my vision is so messed up. It has been in 2 years in September. Have waited so long because the doctor told me the problem was caused by something else but a different doctor has told me that this lens has caused other people problems also.
I live on Kansas. And yes, my husband's insurance is through his work. We tried Obama care, and it said I didn't qualify. As for medicaid, my husband and I are $424 over the limit. I still want to loom into Kancare, cause it says we qualify for that. But, when we filed online, it should have submitted our application to Kancare too, right? I did this all online, so Idk if I did it wrong or not. If anyone could email me, and help me figure this out, that would be great!
You have cirrhosis that is decompensating. So you are in the final stage of liver disease. Commonly called End-Stage Liver Disease (ESLD). It time you will need a liver transplant. No one can say how long before your need a transplant as each individual progresses at different rates.
You need to be under the care of an experienced hepatologist (a liver specialist) as they are the only doctor that is qualify to treat someone with ESLD.
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