It can be hard for someone who is fit/healthy to really understand what an obese person has to go through on daily basis.
I have decided to help fix the problem. We as personal trainers make a living keeping people in shape or helping them become better at their sports. All the while, neglecting a large segment of society that can't afford our services and are in desperate need.
I am teaming up with 4 other trainers to provide what we hope will be a growing trend across the country to motivate people to become healthy.
We are designing a massive boot camp as a public service. Our Goal is to have at least 100 people per camp striving to change their lives for the better.
If you know someone that would benefit or needs a push, send them my way.
If you would like to help out in some way, please get in touch with me at hadl98@yahoo.com or call 817.308.9958.
We will need volunteers and donations and a large field or facility.
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Monday, October 4, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Medical referral's for Massage Therapy in Fort Worth
I deal with this topic on a pretty regular basis.
"My doctor has prescribed Massage Therapy for a problem I am having." Do you work with stuff like this?
Let me first state that it is required to have a physician's prescription for medical massage therapy if you want your health insurance to cover it.
Your first problem. In the state of Texas Insurance rules are vague enough that insurance companies are not required to cover this service when performed by a massage therapist. You may;however, find a chiropractor or a physical therapist because they are more likely to cover it. It's unfortunate but that is how it is.
If you choose to see me, the way I handle the situation is you first check with your insurance to see if they cover Massage Therapy when performed by a massage therapist. If they do, you pay me out of pocket and I give you the proper paperwork to get reimbursed.
The alternative to health insurance is the Medical Savings Account. You still need a prescription, but most MSA's cover Medical Massage Therapy.
"My doctor has prescribed Massage Therapy for a problem I am having." Do you work with stuff like this?
Let me first state that it is required to have a physician's prescription for medical massage therapy if you want your health insurance to cover it.
Your first problem. In the state of Texas Insurance rules are vague enough that insurance companies are not required to cover this service when performed by a massage therapist. You may;however, find a chiropractor or a physical therapist because they are more likely to cover it. It's unfortunate but that is how it is.
If you choose to see me, the way I handle the situation is you first check with your insurance to see if they cover Massage Therapy when performed by a massage therapist. If they do, you pay me out of pocket and I give you the proper paperwork to get reimbursed.
The alternative to health insurance is the Medical Savings Account. You still need a prescription, but most MSA's cover Medical Massage Therapy.
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