Bodyguitar Clinic

Thank you for your question. We didn’t even know there was an option for questions on here, so we apologize for not responding. Pain is hard. Having pain every day takes a toll on a person. A toll physically, mentally, financially, with relationships, with jobs, with activities. It also affects people spiritually. We can’t always get people better, but we try. We also try to see the whole person and care for that whole person. A prayer is not something we do for everybody and it is not forced on anyone. It is an extension of the care that we feel and want to give. It is a realization that the people we treat are more than just patients. They are a whole person with many, many parts that make up that whole. Thanks again for the question.

We are on the same side. We are fighting insurance daily. I am part of the Kansas Board of Healing Arts and I can tell you that there are many other people involved with the State of Kansas that are very concerned with what insurance is doing. I have had discussions with state lawyers, Medicare lawyers and I am supposed to have a meeting with Medicare set up by Senator Moran’s office soon. The insurance companies have bought influence for years and now are making record profits at the expense of patient care and patient health. I don’t think this will change until enough people start calling their elected officials. While I don’t think a government run system is the answer (because, like Medicare and Medicaid, they would just turn it over to the insurance companies anyway) something needs to be done.