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Anyone had a successful experience w/ Mayo Pain Rehabilitation Center?

Chronic Pain | Last Active: 1 day ago | Replies (45)
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@rwinney

Hi Samson, I misread your post initially and thought you found a different clinic altogether. If one Mayo Clinic accepts your insurance, they all should. To clarify, the Mayo Clinic has 3 locations -Minnesota, Arizona and Florida.
All 3 have Pain Rehabilitation Centers (PRC) and offer the pain rehab program.

Here is more information about the Mayo Pain Rehabilitation Center including accepted insurance and a link to apply:
- https://www.mayoclinic.org/departments-centers/pain-rehabilitation-center/sections/costs-insurance/ptc-20481890

Also, here is a specific link to insurances that are accepted:
Insurance types accepted at Mayo -
- https://www.mayoclinic.org/patient-visitor-guide/billing-insurance/insurance/accepted-insurance

I hope this helps. Please inquire further into the program if you feel you can benefit from this type of rehab. It truly is a life changing experience. Are you willing to share more about why you'd like to go? Which Mayo location would be nearest you?

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Samson | @gregv | May 4, 2023

Okay, you have made me want to get back on and research all of this further. First of all, WHAT exactly would cost 50K?!!! Second, would anyone know how to figure out just what this 3 weeks does cost? Do they have a place or person that breaks down the course and explains; brochures, website, anything?! I'm calling Blue Cross today to see what they can help me with. I am a colon cancer survivor (2020-21 treatment). My diagnosis now is that I have Anklyosing Spondylitis, Fibromyalgia and Degenerative Disc Disease. I have pain every day and have tried everything available. I've made a very long list on our computer of all the people I have seen and treatments I have tried. Biologics either didn't work or I severly reacted. I live on Tramadol along with whatever I deem workable for that day. I do, exercises, massage, PT, heat, ice, CBD, and myofacial release. I'm 64 and I'm very tired. I am hoping that maybe this would give me a life again.

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