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TP/SCV: A Case Study Of Ethical Dilemmas
TP/SCV: Subject contacted this Agent via telephone, stating she does not want to get in trouble. The Subject complained that she's not receiving mental health treatment at the Optium Gwenn Fall Medical Center, because they are not accepting her medical insurance. Subject informed when she was pregnant she received Medicade Insurance, but after delivering the baby she obtained Medicare and Priorty Partner Insurance. She reports the program is not accepting Medicare at this time and she's not clear about this information. The Subject was instructed to contact her therapist and program to get clarity on this
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