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robert321

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ok, the title says most of it, i want to get an eflow but because i've never even had to replace my nebulizer, and everything else my parents did, i don't know what i'm doing. so will someone give me a play by play from the begining of the process so i can expidite this? my parents are dragging their feet to work on it and i'm ready to get one. does insurance pay for them? i know it's been long enough that my insurance will pay for a new nebulizer, will they pay for an eflow? like i said i don't know what i'm doing so the more idiot proof you make instructions the better, thank you in advance
 
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robert321

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ok, the title says most of it, i want to get an eflow but because i've never even had to replace my nebulizer, and everything else my parents did, i don't know what i'm doing. so will someone give me a play by play from the begining of the process so i can expidite this? my parents are dragging their feet to work on it and i'm ready to get one. does insurance pay for them? i know it's been long enough that my insurance will pay for a new nebulizer, will they pay for an eflow? like i said i don't know what i'm doing so the more idiot proof you make instructions the better, thank you in advance
 
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robert321

New member
ok, the title says most of it, i want to get an eflow but because i've never even had to replace my nebulizer, and everything else my parents did, i don't know what i'm doing. so will someone give me a play by play from the begining of the process so i can expidite this? my parents are dragging their feet to work on it and i'm ready to get one. does insurance pay for them? i know it's been long enough that my insurance will pay for a new nebulizer, will they pay for an eflow? like i said i don't know what i'm doing so the more idiot proof you make instructions the better, thank you in advance
 
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robert321

New member
ok, the title says most of it, i want to get an eflow but because i've never even had to replace my nebulizer, and everything else my parents did, i don't know what i'm doing. so will someone give me a play by play from the begining of the process so i can expidite this? my parents are dragging their feet to work on it and i'm ready to get one. does insurance pay for them? i know it's been long enough that my insurance will pay for a new nebulizer, will they pay for an eflow? like i said i don't know what i'm doing so the more idiot proof you make instructions the better, thank you in advance
 
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robert321

New member
ok, the title says most of it, i want to get an eflow but because i've never even had to replace my nebulizer, and everything else my parents did, i don't know what i'm doing. so will someone give me a play by play from the begining of the process so i can expidite this? my parents are dragging their feet to work on it and i'm ready to get one. does insurance pay for them? i know it's been long enough that my insurance will pay for a new nebulizer, will they pay for an eflow? like i said i don't know what i'm doing so the more idiot proof you make instructions the better, thank you in advance
 
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Skye

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start at www.sourcecf.com. Go to their website, give them a call. They will walk you through the process. I have my e-flow through other means......but, I think the way source cf works is that they lease it to you when you get your medication through them. I also think there is a program that waives the leasing fee if you get inhaled antibiotics through them. Check the website out, it will give you a place to start. You will love the e-flow and good for you for being proactive and making somes moves for yourself<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Karen
 
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Skye

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start at www.sourcecf.com. Go to their website, give them a call. They will walk you through the process. I have my e-flow through other means......but, I think the way source cf works is that they lease it to you when you get your medication through them. I also think there is a program that waives the leasing fee if you get inhaled antibiotics through them. Check the website out, it will give you a place to start. You will love the e-flow and good for you for being proactive and making somes moves for yourself<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Karen
 
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Skye

New member
start at www.sourcecf.com. Go to their website, give them a call. They will walk you through the process. I have my e-flow through other means......but, I think the way source cf works is that they lease it to you when you get your medication through them. I also think there is a program that waives the leasing fee if you get inhaled antibiotics through them. Check the website out, it will give you a place to start. You will love the e-flow and good for you for being proactive and making somes moves for yourself<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Karen
 
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Skye

New member
start at www.sourcecf.com. Go to their website, give them a call. They will walk you through the process. I have my e-flow through other means......but, I think the way source cf works is that they lease it to you when you get your medication through them. I also think there is a program that waives the leasing fee if you get inhaled antibiotics through them. Check the website out, it will give you a place to start. You will love the e-flow and good for you for being proactive and making somes moves for yourself<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

Karen
 
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Skye

New member
start at www.sourcecf.com. Go to their website, give them a call. They will walk you through the process. I have my e-flow through other means......but, I think the way source cf works is that they lease it to you when you get your medication through them. I also think there is a program that waives the leasing fee if you get inhaled antibiotics through them. Check the website out, it will give you a place to start. You will love the e-flow and good for you for being proactive and making somes moves for yourself<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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<br />Karen
 
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mysterygrl19

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I got my e-flow about 6 months ago. My doctor actually recommended it, and they submitted all the paperwork and everything to the insurance company. Your insurance may or may not pay for it. I got approved for it in about six weeks, but it can take up to three months.
I LOVE the eflow though. It makes treatments A LOT faster, and the hypertonic saline works much better in the eflow rather than a regular neb.
Good Luck!!
Heather 19 w/cf, CFRD
 
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mysterygrl19

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I got my e-flow about 6 months ago. My doctor actually recommended it, and they submitted all the paperwork and everything to the insurance company. Your insurance may or may not pay for it. I got approved for it in about six weeks, but it can take up to three months.
I LOVE the eflow though. It makes treatments A LOT faster, and the hypertonic saline works much better in the eflow rather than a regular neb.
Good Luck!!
Heather 19 w/cf, CFRD
 
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mysterygrl19

New member
I got my e-flow about 6 months ago. My doctor actually recommended it, and they submitted all the paperwork and everything to the insurance company. Your insurance may or may not pay for it. I got approved for it in about six weeks, but it can take up to three months.
I LOVE the eflow though. It makes treatments A LOT faster, and the hypertonic saline works much better in the eflow rather than a regular neb.
Good Luck!!
Heather 19 w/cf, CFRD
 
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mysterygrl19

New member
I got my e-flow about 6 months ago. My doctor actually recommended it, and they submitted all the paperwork and everything to the insurance company. Your insurance may or may not pay for it. I got approved for it in about six weeks, but it can take up to three months.
I LOVE the eflow though. It makes treatments A LOT faster, and the hypertonic saline works much better in the eflow rather than a regular neb.
Good Luck!!
Heather 19 w/cf, CFRD
 
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mysterygrl19

New member
I got my e-flow about 6 months ago. My doctor actually recommended it, and they submitted all the paperwork and everything to the insurance company. Your insurance may or may not pay for it. I got approved for it in about six weeks, but it can take up to three months.
<br />I LOVE the eflow though. It makes treatments A LOT faster, and the hypertonic saline works much better in the eflow rather than a regular neb.
<br />Good Luck!!
<br />Heather 19 w/cf, CFRD
 
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NoExcuses

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check out my blog.
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<br />scroll down to the left to "eflow."
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<br />you will learn all about it there....
 
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