Responses to Medicaid & C-Leg
Arthur Graham
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Title:
Responses to Medicaid & C-Leg
Creator:
Arthur Graham
Date:
4/6/2002
Text:
Dear Colleagues
Here are the 3 replies that I received.
>>Yes, you get back 50% of what you paid for the c-leg <<
>>Why are you putting a C leg on an MA patient. They don't even pay taxes,
and I can't get a C leg authed for patients that have good coverege, work
50-60 hrs a week and pay taxes.<<
>>I have just one question, as a tax payer not as a prosthetist, Why do you
feel that all us tax payers should supply a Medicaid patient with this
expensive knee when others that are far less expensive can perform nearly as
well???
Without raising taxes, there is a set amount of money in Medicaid to take
care of an ever growing population of people that need basic medical care.<<
Thanks for the responses, must go and finish my tax return :)
Arthur Graham, CP
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Here are the 3 replies that I received.
>>Yes, you get back 50% of what you paid for the c-leg <<
>>Why are you putting a C leg on an MA patient. They don't even pay taxes,
and I can't get a C leg authed for patients that have good coverege, work
50-60 hrs a week and pay taxes.<<
>>I have just one question, as a tax payer not as a prosthetist, Why do you
feel that all us tax payers should supply a Medicaid patient with this
expensive knee when others that are far less expensive can perform nearly as
well???
Without raising taxes, there is a set amount of money in Medicaid to take
care of an ever growing population of people that need basic medical care.<<
Thanks for the responses, must go and finish my tax return :)
Arthur Graham, CP
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Citation
Arthur Graham, “Responses to Medicaid & C-Leg,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 8, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/218921.