[Fwd: RE: VA chiropractic coverage?]

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>From: Franchesca Harper <dr-harper@...>

>Date: 2008/06/05 Thu AM 09:40:41 PDT

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>Subject: RE: VA chiropractic coverage?

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>Hi there,

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> I have lobbied along with several friends/colleagues on this issue in Wash

DC. You have to write to your local senator and ask that they push the VA to

allow more chiropractors in the NW visen. Currently there are a few chiros

available for treating within the VA, but the NW is composed of (those of you

who know better correct me if I am wrong) Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

This NW visen is one of the most resistant to Chiropractors for some reason.

Anyhow, we push the bill every year so as it comes up it is important to watch

for postings from Vern or the ACA/ICA if you are part of that. Mostly though

just keep bugging your senator so they will put the pressure on the VA to be

more open. Of course once they have more Chiropractors available you will have

to be a part of the VA to get the referrals....

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> Hope that makse sense.

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>Respectfully,

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>Dr. Franchesca Harper

>6956 SW Hampton St

>Tigard, OR 97223

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>From: chirodoc1@...

>Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 08:30:41 -0700

>Subject: RE: VA chiropractic coverage?

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>Lily Roselyn wrote: Docs, I'd appreciate knowing the current status of

chiropractic services being referred by the VA Hosp for vets. Pt (disabled

Vietnam vet) was told by his PCP at the VA-Pdx that no referrals are being made

at this time. Many thanks,

>Lily Roselyn,, DC

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>Dr, Roselyn:

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>In 30 years I've NEVER got a referral from VA.

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>J. Pedersen DC

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