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Ms. Toad

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8. Agreed, but also more if on Medicare

Reply to synni (Reply #4)

Fri Mar 6, 2026, 09:38 AM

Yesterday

Unless he's one of the 2% or so who have opted out of Medicare, if they are on traditional Medicare they can submit the claim themself for reimbursement.

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So the podiatrist will come to my retirement village to treat my foot pain. $50 in CASH, no debit card or check! [View all] CTyankee Thursday OP

keep your feet elevated CountAllVotes Thursday #1

The thing is, it only hurts when I wear shoes so I don't need remedies other than just not wearing shoes. CTyankee Thursday #2

I wear Birkenstocks CountAllVotes Thursday #3

Be SURE to get a receipt! synni Thursday #4

That is suspicious! CountAllVotes Thursday #5

Agreed, but also more if on Medicare Ms. Toad Yesterday #8

Try Amazon for "barefoot shoes". multigraincracker Thursday #6

Hmm, I never heard of that. I'll look it up and thanks! CTyankee Yesterday #7