Otherwise your options are: while you are working in a job with good benefits that offers a good PPO plan, but you cannot quit that job!
Your overview here is outstanding, and pretty accurate in my view. Similar lack of actual treatment issues happen also in rural areas- few plans, no doctors, etc etc.
Just want to say: thats what I did. I had little choice. I had to keep working even tho I was too sick to continue to do so.
This appears to have harmed my body. This is: a huge problem in my view.
so then the great Plan I earned: denies coverage , the PPO doctor: cancels the appointment, would not want to waste my time.
This LACK OF public awareness of the trajectory of this illness, and related syndromes, and the potential damage that comes from: forced to keep working, or not receiving proper care and advice....
THAT IS CRIMINAL negligance of some type. Everyone should be warned. And if you find yourself with a little whiplash, or a bit of bungee jumping stress, some mysterious virus: you may discover you'll recieve no medical care, also!