Thank you. I usually request my dentist to do that. And usually works, even though inefficient.
However, recently for my night guard, it has two procedures, codes are 14611 (night guard of $410) and 99111 (Lab fee of $209). Dentist submitted both the pre determinations to Manulife.
Manulife online pre determination only responded to 14611. When I called Manulife about 99111; I was told it's not possible to find out the eligible amount. I have to do the procedure first and submit the actual claim.
That's why I'd like to check it myself. I feel like I'm chasing an endless loop.
Thank you. I was wondering the same. In this photo, there is space for torch and solder. And a foot of plastic fittings compared to copper isn't going to save a lot. I'm willing to pay $50 or $100 for proper material
Hi neighbor, thank you. Enjoy the holiday too!
Not trying to spread fear. But remotely running heaters could be a fire hazard. Please be cautious
Sometimes my kid say something "very scientific", which I can't confirm on top of my head. It's like talking to GPT.
Thank you. I usually request my dentist to do that. And usually works, even though inefficient.
However, recently for my night guard, it has two procedures, codes are 14611 (night guard of $410) and 99111 (Lab fee of $209). Dentist submitted both the pre determinations to Manulife.
Manulife online pre determination only responded to 14611. When I called Manulife about 99111; I was told it's not possible to find out the eligible amount. I have to do the procedure first and submit the actual claim.
That's why I'd like to check it myself. I feel like I'm chasing an endless loop.
Ideas?
Thank you very much for confirming. Oh, well, it's good for their call center employee job security.
Nice!
That is a good point. The torque on the valve is going to be causing stress.
Thank you. I was wondering the same. In this photo, there is space for torch and solder. And a foot of plastic fittings compared to copper isn't going to save a lot. I'm willing to pay $50 or $100 for proper material
Are you looking for a git server like GitHub, gitlab? Or are you just trying to use git to manage your repos?
I use git to manage repos on my PC's directory. I don't need to collaborate with others. So I don't need to push it to anywhere.
I back it up same as any other files.
If you are like me, you don't need to use any of the online service. A local repo is absolutely sufficient
Very nice. Thank you for sharing about konnected.
Just a bit pricey for my budget