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December 6, 2007 at 10:07 PM #111185December 6, 2007 at 10:19 PM #111002SD RealtorParticipant
Ray no comment on the quality of the chiro or not. However it took me a BIG hassle to get flex to pay for my wifes chiropractic treatment. All this pretty much depends on the flex administrator cuz a few years ago the administrator we had would pretty much take any treatment carte blanche. This admin however is a pain in the ass and we had to have a letter from my wifes primary authorizing the treatment or something to that effect. My advice is to check with the flex admin prior to getting the treatment.
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December 6, 2007 at 10:19 PM #111118SD RealtorParticipantRay no comment on the quality of the chiro or not. However it took me a BIG hassle to get flex to pay for my wifes chiropractic treatment. All this pretty much depends on the flex administrator cuz a few years ago the administrator we had would pretty much take any treatment carte blanche. This admin however is a pain in the ass and we had to have a letter from my wifes primary authorizing the treatment or something to that effect. My advice is to check with the flex admin prior to getting the treatment.
SD Realtor
December 6, 2007 at 10:19 PM #111152SD RealtorParticipantRay no comment on the quality of the chiro or not. However it took me a BIG hassle to get flex to pay for my wifes chiropractic treatment. All this pretty much depends on the flex administrator cuz a few years ago the administrator we had would pretty much take any treatment carte blanche. This admin however is a pain in the ass and we had to have a letter from my wifes primary authorizing the treatment or something to that effect. My advice is to check with the flex admin prior to getting the treatment.
SD Realtor
December 6, 2007 at 10:19 PM #111169SD RealtorParticipantRay no comment on the quality of the chiro or not. However it took me a BIG hassle to get flex to pay for my wifes chiropractic treatment. All this pretty much depends on the flex administrator cuz a few years ago the administrator we had would pretty much take any treatment carte blanche. This admin however is a pain in the ass and we had to have a letter from my wifes primary authorizing the treatment or something to that effect. My advice is to check with the flex admin prior to getting the treatment.
SD Realtor
December 6, 2007 at 10:19 PM #111195SD RealtorParticipantRay no comment on the quality of the chiro or not. However it took me a BIG hassle to get flex to pay for my wifes chiropractic treatment. All this pretty much depends on the flex administrator cuz a few years ago the administrator we had would pretty much take any treatment carte blanche. This admin however is a pain in the ass and we had to have a letter from my wifes primary authorizing the treatment or something to that effect. My advice is to check with the flex admin prior to getting the treatment.
SD Realtor
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