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Nancy Muller

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National Association for Continence, Executive Director

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posted 07/15/2009, comments (0)

The Minefield of Coding System Traps

In May, The Wall Street Journal ran a feature story1 explaining how patients may be billed for free exams. The article intricately described how this occurs through the doctor's practice administrators who either use the wrong code or fail to understand the insurer's procedures. It caught my attention immediately because I myself have been a... Read more Chevron

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Jasmine Schmidt

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posted 05/19/2008, comments (2)

How Health Savings Accounts Can Help With Incontinence

I personally have learned first-hand about the difficulty of obtaining, and paying for, private health insurance in the U.S., so I can appreciate a money-saving plan when I see one. If you have a high-deductible insurance plan, please read on for more information about the money-saving benefits of a health savings account. In fact, if you... Read more Chevron

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Jasmine Schmidt

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posted 04/22/2008, comment (1)

Insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid Coverage

Using products to manage incontinence can take its toll financially. Working your way through the world of Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance can be confusing, and unfortunately all too often it ends up fruitless, but there is much work that we can all do to push towards improvement in the system. Private Insurance Coverage of... Read more Chevron

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