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Originally, this secondary condition was claimed as 'migraines,' but while it may begin as a migraine with a complication, the VA can--and has, more than once--made it so much worse (pain-wise). If it does not qualify as a migraine, then my attorney and I need to come up with a different diagnosis. It's definitely a neurological issue, possibly 'occipital neuralgia,' as the condition meets the criteria of its definition, here: https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/occipital+neuralgia.-
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VALife insurance program coming January 2023 for Veterans with service connection
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I found this quiet Interesting supreme court decison
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click the link to read about this.
https://usmilitary.org/supreme-court-decision-may-affect-veterans-across-the-us-wave-disability-deadline-for-thousands/
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Anyone have any suggestions about a reasonable health care provider?
We are trying to find a good reasonable insurance provider for my spouse she is 60 and does not qualify for Medicare, & I will just trust & use the VA for my health care
My spouse has ChampVA but we found most health care providers will not accept ChampVA as primary insurance.
We check out a healthcare provider '' Baylor Health Care'' here in Dallas and they told us that they do not accept ChampVA, Although they accept medicare/medicade!
We ask them to call ChampVA about electronic billing but the lady said there contratact aggrement says we have to have a second insurance with ChampVA, because on my spouse ChampVA-ID card it says Medicade?
So were asking if anyone knows what we can do? we can't afford a high premium! anything over 100 bucks month.
We have to be careful because so many health providers have insurance at low rates but most wont cover my spouse health conditions HBP & Fibro and degenerative bone desease as well as ostoperoisis and Arthritis.
Thanks for your help.
Buck
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ok I sure will, I'll ask her to call them tomorrow...this plan sounded pretty good to me too! Thanks georgiapapa. We are the elders in the family now & I didn't have anyone to ask, I ha
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Buck, I think the Champva supplemental plan with AMRA is probably as good as any you will find. You will have an annual $25.00 AMRA membership to qualify for the Chamva supplemental coverage. You c
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georgiapapa, We was looking at some supplemental insurance that Ms Berta mention! AMRP ChampVA Supplement Plan it is 76.67 monthly or 920 Annual. Most all the Supplement IP we have looked
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