This company sounds like it could be the answer for many folks. I have to say their CS is the best! They have answered all questions prompty, friendly, and professionally.

First off, please accept our apologies for not attending to such an important question. It actually falls into the category of "things we don't know yet" but we will find out. I believe that at some point a patient has to be evaluated and be diagnosed with a chronic pain condition. I would assume that the appointment would have to be much more thorough and the normal process may be that the doctor may try multiple disciplines of pain therapy before being able to diagnose your condition as chronic. I am not an expert so maybe some of our other patients can elaborate...

Thanks, NNCIP Support

Are there any doctors in the Massachusetts, Rhode Island or New Hampshire area?

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Donna Murphy

since its face to face are the docs able to prescribe more than 90/120 count?

You suggested that we "register" a while back, even if there isn't a doctor in our state yet. I did that today, filled out the medical history but did not fax any records. I assume I can do that part when/if you get a doctor in my state. Since that may be a while. Or should I also fax my records now?

I hope they get a doctor in Alabama soon. They have one in Georgia, but it is almost 300 miles. It would be so nice to have an understanding doctor.

Warmweather I am thinking about taking this first step, as I'm sure many are. My question: Did you have to pay for your records to be reviewed?
Thanks in advance for any info layla

Where are the discount codes? I am VIP, but can't seem to find the code, all others codes show.

I have a quick question for nncip-do you plan on adding any doctors in Oklahoma? You really don't hear a lot about my state so I was just wondering.

I am wondering if the doctor in the Chicago area can see patients
from Wisconsin. With all my wifes CP issues she had many scripts from
Chicago doctors scripts filled with no problem locally in Wisconsin.

Well after seeing her almost killed by a horse and being gone for
11 months I am now a basket case. I have a local shrink that has a
PTSD diagnosis and have years of notes from my PCP about
my insomnia. Add them together and I am about as tough as jello in
a July 4th picnic.
The 11 months I refer to is her having her tibia rebuilt with titanium
and bone grafts. I am so glad she made it out of that, but I can not
get the mental image of finding her in shock with no BP and a pulse of
less than 40 BPM. As a trained EMT I knew to call in for help
and they were there in just a few minutes.
The bad side is I can't get the image of my wife almost dying out
of my feeble mind.
I have tried my PCP and the shrinks he sent me to. I have seen a
neurologist and still can not sleep or avoid anxiety problems that
are now crippling me.

Bottom line, does Nnicp have doctors that can help me. The MDs
on my insurance are just blowing smoke. I can not find a MD
that is even close to compassionate.
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks.