Watch the video about spirochetes.
Posted by Rumigirl (Member # 15091) on :
Watch out. I would not suggest going there. Not that you were saying that. Just that they charge a fortune and don't help people with Lyme that much from what I've heard.
Posted by alhambra42 (Member # 43047) on :
that's interesting rumigirl. i've been researching into envita and found that they don't take insurance because the FDA doesn't approve their treatment. makes sense since the CDC doesn't recognize chronic lyme! i think if they could take insurance, they would. depends on what the price of treatment is worth i guess, but i can't speak to their success rate (yet... may still check them out...)
Posted by hadlyme (Member # 6364) on :
Please, a word of caution about envita. I am from AZ and we had horrible stories at our lyme support group about this office. (many stories, all negative) If you have tons of money to spend and not get better, then go for it. Another doc in AZ does take insurance and doesn't run a scam.... Dr. F.
Posted by hadlyme (Member # 6364) on :
If you haven't attended the support group, I would recommend you going. There is an AZ website for it. Third Sat. of each month, up in Scottsdale on Shea off of the 101. You will get lots of info at this meeting about different dr.s and clinics. Good and bad. There are more to choose from than those two I stated.
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :