Costs and Insurance
Having a chronic condition that requires treatment and/or management, such as ADHD, can become an extremely expensive endeavor. Medication alone could cost up to thousands of dollars each month. Insurance should cover these costs. How should a new patient address ADHD costs, and how can a parent cope with the cost of a child's condition?
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Reducing Discrimination in Health Insurance
Come new health insurance plan implementation in January 2010 - yes, that's 2010 - arbitrary and discriminatory health insurance treatment of many mental disorders will cease. CHADD has been very involved, with the entire national mental health community, in getting the Congress of the United States to pass mental health parity. Mental…
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Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, posted The New Health Care Law: How it Impacts… Even though the Affordable Care Act was enacted in 2010, there are still…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, answered Anyone know of clinics in Los Angeles… Eddie Thanks for your question and welcome to…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, answered Does Social security disability for… Thank you for your question and welcome to…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, commented on Children with ADHD and SSDI Benefits Thanks for letting our readers know the importance of gathering up this…
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