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State’s Medicaid program now covers naturopaths
Amanda Lewis and her husband use a naturopathic doctor, covered by their private insurance, as their primary-care provider. But until this year, the Sultan woman had to pay $95 a visit for her young son because naturopaths in Washington weren’t covered under his state Medicaid plan. That out-of-pocket cost was reduced to zero after Washington officials moved to change the rules that had previously excluded naturopaths from the insurance program for low-income patients…Read More
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