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Beets. It's beets, because he's a beet farmer. Jim was just listing his interests.

P&T will tell you they aren't very balanced, or scientific in any way. They even admit that they're only showing you their side of things. They even did a bullshit on NASA just to prove they could.

I work for an insurance company in provider services. We get a lot of chiro cslls and they're always the most difficult. Chiropractors always seem to want every benefit available and I've never understood why. Therapies and modalitIes I understand. But then they ask for 6 kinds of dme and pt/ot/st. Then they'll list off between 5 and 20 codes to verify. Hospitals and private practice are usually way more laid back than the chiro. Can you shed any light on why that is?

They do. Chiropractic credentialing is one of the hardest. Most insurance companies only allow so many in network specialists in an area, and in most areas chiropractors are saturated. There are so many that even with the strict verification, a lot will slip through the cracks. I've had to deal with more than one angry Dr who was trying to do something that he in no way should be billing. Looking back at the older calls, it was clear they were just trying to bill for everything they could. I appreciate that you aren't one of those guys. It's easy to forget I'm usually only dealing with the guys who are trying to play the system. The honest chiros don't usually need to argue.

Evidently Reddit hates it. I've never seen so much hate in an ama before. Most of this thread is like Mos Eisley.