Surgeons don't always explain this: hidden incisions in the groin crease can actually scar WORSE than visible ones down the thigh. Know your options before deciding!
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Surgeons don't always explain this: hidden incisions in the groin crease can actually scar WORSE than visible ones down the thigh. Know your options before deciding!
Did you know you might have options for anesthesia? Many procedures offer choices from "completely asleep" to "just numb the area" based on your comfort level.
Why would insurance not use PTs as primary care providers as a standard of practice?
Insurance companies typically do not use Physical Therapists (PTs) as primary care providers as a standard of practice for several reasons. While PTs play a crucial role in healthcare, they have a distinct focus and scope of practice that differs from primary care physicians (PCPs). Here are some reasons why insurance companies do not typically consider PTs as primary care providers:
Scope of Practice: PTs primarily specialize in musculoskeletal and movement-related conditions. Their expertise lies in rehabilitation, injury prevention, and physical function improvement, which is different from the broad spectrum of care provided by PCPs.