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A hip replacement in Mexico cost ... by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven A hip replacement in Mexico costs $12,000, compared with $43,000 to $63,000 in the U.S., thus it appears Mexico has a huge interest in the tourism business and insurers are prom ... Read on »
Total Hip Replacement Surgery In India At Affordable Low Cost by Dr. Syed L. Doctor of Dentistry A medical history, in which your orthopaedic surgeon gathers information about your general health and asks questions about the extent of your hip pain and how it affects your ability to perform every day activities. … Because bacteria can enter the bloodstream during dental procedures, you should consider getting tr ... Read on »
The financial costs of caring $$$$$$ by Elanor H Patient Expert Mums illness has cost us a lot of money. I estimate it set us back at least $50,000 in added costs and lost income. My mum had run up bills, lost her entire savings to a con man and had given away assets including the home. Dealing with the creditors was a nightmare. ... Read on »
Partial knee replacements are ga ... by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven Partial knee replacements are gaining ground as an alternative to a full knee surgical procedure..BD Due to advances in surgical procedures and technology, partial knee replac ... Read on »
Hip dysplasia (part 3): The real cost of treatment by Dr. Patty Khuly Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Last October I embarked on a series of posts detailing the economics and other mechanics of hip disease in dogs. But somehow life intervened and I only got part 1 and part 2 completed before being swept away on some other, more immediately compelling Dolittler missio ... Read on »
MiFi to Replace Costly Cell Phone Plans by Milton Ramirez Patient Expert Is Verizon rolling out the thing that could kill the cell phone? From The Atlantic:Finally, there's a product that puts a wireless hotspot in your pocket: the MiFi, a battery-powered device the size of a thick business card that provides its own password-protected wireless network (NYT's David Pogue reviews here ). This is cool for all the obvious ... Read on »
The high financial cost of Lupron therapy for autism by Kev Leitch Healthy Living ProfessionalHealth Maven Lupron therapy for autism has been controversial ever since it was first proposed by Mark and David Geier. Controversial—as in the rational for Lupron for autism was based on some of the worst junk science I have ever seen. Neurodiveristy.com has followed Lupron since the beginning ( here is but one example of the excellent reporting from neurodiv ... Read on »
Hip dysplasia in dogs (part 2): The real cost of diagnosis by Dr. Patty Khuly Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Now that we’ve discussed some of the politics of hip dysplasia in dogs (in last week’s post on the same subject) it’s time to count the nuts and bolts involved in its diagnosis. Every dog is potentially at risk of suffering ... Read on »
Not about my hip replacement, but... by Francine H. Patient ExpertHealth Maven The Stealthmode server was moved yesterday, and the link to my Stealthmode blog is down. I'm frustrated, which doesn't contribute to my recovery from surgery, so I will post my business blog post here and cross-post it when my blog comes up again... John Edwards has chosen to announce his candidacy on YouTube, and Paul Kaputzka has covered it for ... Read on »
Costs, costs, costs by Paul L. Healthy Living Professional As always, a thoughtful piece by Steve Bailey in today's Boston Globe, this one quoting Regina Herzlinger from Harvard Business School. An excerpt: What consumers need, she says, is greater transparency. "The premise is that they are wonderful," she says of the hospitals. "Maybe they are. I would like to see some data that shows just how wonder ... Read on »