damiensmom
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very confused w/ the vest
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damiensmom
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Attach file option is not at the bottom of the message ? weird
damiensmom
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Attach file option is not at the bottom of the message ? weird
damiensmom
New member
Attach file option is not at the bottom of the message ? weird
damiensmom
New member
Attach file option is not at the bottom of the message ? weird
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age
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please tell me do all cf kids have the vest no one has said anything to me about any treatment or anything.....
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age
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please tell me do all cf kids have the vest no one has said anything to me about any treatment or anything.....
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age
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please tell me do all cf kids have the vest no one has said anything to me about any treatment or anything.....
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age
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please tell me do all cf kids have the vest no one has said anything to me about any treatment or anything.....
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age
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please tell me do all cf kids have the vest no one has said anything to me about any treatment or anything.....
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Mommafirst
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age -- I don't know believe the vest is common outside of the US. But in the US its pretty standard, depending on the clinic, to start around 2 years old. We pressed and got one earlier. It is a much more consistent version of CPT, and most parents probably prefer it over the manual CPT!
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Mommafirst
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age -- I don't know believe the vest is common outside of the US. But in the US its pretty standard, depending on the clinic, to start around 2 years old. We pressed and got one earlier. It is a much more consistent version of CPT, and most parents probably prefer it over the manual CPT!
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Mommafirst
Guest
age -- I don't know believe the vest is common outside of the US. But in the US its pretty standard, depending on the clinic, to start around 2 years old. We pressed and got one earlier. It is a much more consistent version of CPT, and most parents probably prefer it over the manual CPT!
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Mommafirst
Guest
age -- I don't know believe the vest is common outside of the US. But in the US its pretty standard, depending on the clinic, to start around 2 years old. We pressed and got one earlier. It is a much more consistent version of CPT, and most parents probably prefer it over the manual CPT!
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Mommafirst
Guest
age -- I don't know believe the vest is common outside of the US. But in the US its pretty standard, depending on the clinic, to start around 2 years old. We pressed and got one earlier. It is a much more consistent version of CPT, and most parents probably prefer it over the manual CPT!
Yes, I agree with Heather - it seems to be clinic specific and up to the doctors (and sometimes your insurance company) how hard you have to push to get a vest -- how it was explained to me is (from our doctor) that there is no clinical evidence to prove that one form of CPT is better than another, but compliance certainly goes up with the vest and therefore a person can get improvement because they are doing the CPT on a more regular basis.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
Yes, I agree with Heather - it seems to be clinic specific and up to the doctors (and sometimes your insurance company) how hard you have to push to get a vest -- how it was explained to me is (from our doctor) that there is no clinical evidence to prove that one form of CPT is better than another, but compliance certainly goes up with the vest and therefore a person can get improvement because they are doing the CPT on a more regular basis.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
Yes, I agree with Heather - it seems to be clinic specific and up to the doctors (and sometimes your insurance company) how hard you have to push to get a vest -- how it was explained to me is (from our doctor) that there is no clinical evidence to prove that one form of CPT is better than another, but compliance certainly goes up with the vest and therefore a person can get improvement because they are doing the CPT on a more regular basis.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
Yes, I agree with Heather - it seems to be clinic specific and up to the doctors (and sometimes your insurance company) how hard you have to push to get a vest -- how it was explained to me is (from our doctor) that there is no clinical evidence to prove that one form of CPT is better than another, but compliance certainly goes up with the vest and therefore a person can get improvement because they are doing the CPT on a more regular basis.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
Yes, I agree with Heather - it seems to be clinic specific and up to the doctors (and sometimes your insurance company) how hard you have to push to get a vest -- how it was explained to me is (from our doctor) that there is no clinical evidence to prove that one form of CPT is better than another, but compliance certainly goes up with the vest and therefore a person can get improvement because they are doing the CPT on a more regular basis.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.
We had to file an appeal for our daughter to get hers - my son's went through very quickly - you just never know what's going to happen with insurance companies -- the lessons I learned when trying to get my daughters approved may have helped to get my son's approved ... like getting a letter of medical necessity fro the doctor to submit at the same time, rather than waiting for them to ask for it (delaying approval) or denying the claim altogether.