Long story short I got a CT scan and met with a doctor who spoke no English. My GM is a great translator but when it comes to medical that's a whole different ball game. So I could see the problem on the scan but I never did get the official and correct diagnosis.
He did some sort of Chinese healing by trying to realign me and then gave me some prescriptions. (FYI I do have a doctor visit scheduled the day after I get home and I get to bring my CT scan film with me!)
Of course my insurance isn't accepted here so you pay for everything at the time of treatment (before treatment actually). So now you see my two receipts for the medical visit. I thought it was hard enough to submit reimbursement claims when they were in English. This is going to be ridiculous!!
This one is for the treatment and CT scan (remember you can click on the image for a close up)...
This one is for the prescriptions...
2 comments:
Ironically, despite the Chinese, those seem easier to read than 75% of the insurance statements that come to my house! Between the office visit charge, the facility charge, the doctor's fee, the lab charge and all of the other miscellaneous stuff, they might as well be written in a foreign language!
Hope your back is feeling better!
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