I used to go to Theodoric of York, Medieval Barbour, but that was
back in the dark ages?
-Lew
On Jun 18, 2008, at 4:05 PM, Joe Clarke wrote:
Freda,
After much dissatisfaction with the "wham, bam; thank you mam"
style of doing business with
the Dentists who accepted DMO insurance provided, I upgraded my
insurance to PPO so that I could go to Barry
Sukoneck who is in the Philadelphian (2400 Pennsylvania Ave). He
was recommended to me
by another friend in the neighborhood. I've had no complaints
(except for the extra cost of the
PPO insurance).
Interpretation: It seems that the Dentists who accept this DMO
coverage do all they
can to find uncovered services that you have to pay out of pocket.
In all fairness to the Dentists
it's probably their way of getting back at the Scrooge-like
coverage estimates by the Insurance companies. The problem is that
we are the ones
who get the inefficiencies and inequities of the system thrown on
us by either the Insurance or the Provider. It is really like
having no insurance at
all when the cost of the root canal is 370 bucks and the insurance
co. only pays 125. Why, today, is a mouthful of teeth such a
luxury? You'd think we
were living in the depression or working in the mines or
sharecroppers..
Joe C.
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Life is too important to be taken seriously. Oscar Wilde
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