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I have medicaid do i need a referral to see a allergist?. if i do where else can i go for allergy testing?. would a hospital offer allergy testing?
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Look up the director: My experience tells me that very few allergists accept MediAid patients likely from a combination of very low reimbursement and a lot of restrictions. An University Hospital usually has a clinic which would accept Mediaid.
Answered 10/27/2016
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