Originally Posted by CoachingForQualityImprovement:
When it has been diagnosed, I do treat it as such. I am not being "dangerous". I am trained in the use of nebulizers and inhalers and have used both in such situations.
Glad to hear that. When those are used, the insurance will not pay for them without the proper criteria being met. We had to sign we would pay for the neutralizer from the doctor, because the insurance wouldn't pay for it until all criteria was met. It was and they paid but they require it to be a real diagnosis.