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My mother is 61 years old has no insurance and only found out she needs a hip replacement. Need advice.?
The doctor told him that surgery would cost approximately $ 30,000. My mother is a widow, is retired from the heavy highway construction after 22 years, it now can work due to ill health. (She was working part time with the brothers that are in the commercial fishing industry on Lake Michigan, but working in Boat with his age and health is much, so now she does not even have that income). Is there any option for her to get help for this surgery. She has old enough for Medicare and Medicaid (not sure what, sorry). I'm trying to get educated here so I can find her some help. She is in a lot of pain. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, or we could go for help. And I do not think she is old enough for social security yet.
If she can not work, she should consider applying for disability. Those on SS disability are eligible for Medicare, although they are not 65 years of age. He also has his mother to receive advice on ways of dealing with arthritis of the hip. There are many coping skills and the things she can do to make life bearable, at least marginally, while waiting in surgery. Some hospitals have classes for people with arthritis and she can benefit. Also it can benefit a regime of physical therapist and prescribed use of walking aids, such as a cane or crutch or a wheelchair. There are also medications that she can take that may help relieve pain. Your doctor can advise on this. I had both my hips replaced and can attest to the high probability of success of surgery. Was literally changed my life and I hope your mother may also benefit from surgery. It is considered elective surgery, because it is not usually done on an urgency and can be predicted:. Things you can do to help you see the application of SS Disability. While she awaits the outcome of the request (which may require resources and takes a long time), find it a support group for arthritis (see your doctor and local hospitals). If she does not take painkillers, have it ask your doctor for recommendations. I took a double dose of Aleve OTC on my recommendation of Dr. and that helped me for many years. There are other possible remedies to be taken. In Next, take the stick and take it a physical therapist or doctor to teach you how to use it properly. It may be worth it to pay for a consultation with a physiotherapist who could design an exercise program that would keep the muscles around the hip strong. I know how arthritis of the hip can drag a person down. I lived with progressive worsening arthritis in both my hips for about 10 years until they were so bad that I could not even walk without a cane. My world has and smaller. Smaller Better luck to you both.
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