MRI for my daughter.

The out of pocket cost with my daughter’s new insurance is $4,500. She has been under the care of a neurologist and possibly looking at a Tourette’s diagnosis but needs the diagnostic mri test to rule out anything else, first. So she hasn’t received any possible treatment that a diagnosis would afford her if , it is in fact Tourette’s. She is a first responder and has a lot of stressful situations as she is a 911 dispatcher and trainer, for other dispatchers for our city/county. She shouldn’t have to pay a cent, if you ask me, for the work she does and how much they depend on her, but that is the world we live in. The good insurance through the military dropped the moment my twins turned 21 in September of 2025 and had they been students or their father paid for their premiums, they would still have excellent coverage until age 26. She also has a heart condition, and severe scoliosis that needs medication and or treatment and possibly surgical intervention for both in the future at anytime.