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We look forward to serving you during your upcoming MRI. As a courtesy to our patients, OrthoCarolina representatives routinely verify your health insurance coverage prior to your appointment. We will also complete any prior notification and/or approval process that your carrier may require. In addition, we will provide you with an estimate of your expected financial liability based on the MRI order as instructed by your health insurance carrier. Please be advised that the estimate of financial responsibility provided to you is based on services performed and billed by OrthoCarolina only. The estimate does not include the charge associated with the interpretation of the MRI which is a service provided by Triad Radiology. Depending upon how your insurance company processes these charges, you may receive a bill from Triad Radiology as well.
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Liberia is one of the five poorest nations on the planet. Years of civil wars there have left life difficult for many of its citizens, many of whom lost family members and still live in poverty. Several years ago, one of its most beloved Christian ministry leaders Oretha Joe began dealing with an increasing pain in her back that made even standing difficult.