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Re: Dead Site
Cork
04/29/24 09:27 PM
... Keep trying to get reimbursed by our excellent private insurance plans which keep rejecting you for all kind of interesting reasons. ... I've had much better luck since I went to straight Medicare. They replace the hip (twice too!) and Medicare pays. No tedious forms, or god forbid, phone calls.
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Re: Dead Site
rrlev
04/28/24 11:17 PM
Wish we had national health care (down here in the US of A). Keep trying to get reimbursed by our excellent private insurance plans which keep rejecting you for all kind of interesting reasons. A battle of who will wear down who first! Finally figured out how to fill out the form correctly, fax it to the right place with the right markings of which department it should go to, follow up to make sure the fax made it passed the round file and … many trys later I received a check … you know what that means don’t you … it’s time for them to change the forms, fax #, department, and get a bigger bin!
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Re: Dead Site
FordPrefect
04/28/24 08:26 PM
I just had to note that I am not currently dead. And if I may post something radical it's that I had 2 hip operations done in the past year and I love our healthcare, and leaning even further into the abyss...my home theatre has 2 SVS cylinder subs.
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Re: Wave Form Bass New Tech
Hambrabi
04/26/24 04:11 PM
Just for clarity too, I’m looking for improvements on what is already pretty good in my opinion.. For myself, the final 5% of improvement came when I switched to 2-channel Dolby Digital up-mixing. The current consumer version is SOTA and surpasses the antiquated 6-Axis, Logic 7, and Pro Logic Iix. I can never go back to stereo listening. DTS:X adds some unwanted equalization in my setup, but that could also be something to try.
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