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My infection months before came and went mildly, but it soon became obvious that my sluggishness and pain were not caused by caffeine, thesis stress, or hangovers. It was Long COVID.
One specialist is charging up to $8,500 a month. But the providers say insurance companies are to blame. Key points you should know: Prominent specialists treating complex infection-associated chronic conditions have stopped taking insurance, raised their rates, and/or moved to a concierge model, requiring patients to purchase expensive monthly subscriptions. The highest concierge fees range
One specialist is charging up to $8,500 a month. But the providers say insurance companies are to blame. Key points you should know: Prominent specialists treating complex infection-associated chronic conditions have stopped taking insurance, raised their rates, and/or moved to a concierge model, requiring patients to purchase expensive monthly subscriptions. The highest concierge fees range
One specialist is charging up to $8,500 a month. But the providers say insurance companies are to blame. Key points you should know: Prominent specialists treating complex infection-associated chronic conditions have stopped taking insurance, raised their rates, and/or moved to a concierge model, requiring patients to purchase expensive monthly subscriptions. The highest concierge fees range
One specialist is charging up to $8,500 a month. But the providers say insurance companies are to blame. Key points you should know: Prominent specialists treating complex infection-associated chronic conditions have stopped taking insurance, raised their rates, and/or moved to a concierge model, requiring patients to purchase expensive monthly subscriptions. The highest concierge fees range
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One specialist is charging up to $8,500 a month. But the providers say insurance companies are to blame. Key points you should know: Prominent specialists treating complex infection-associated chronic conditions have stopped taking insurance, raised their rates, and/or moved to a concierge model, requiring patients to purchase expensive monthly subscriptions. The highest concierge fees range