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Who we are you will discover through “About” on our home page. Gary Dematos, the inspiration behind this site and the founder of LHDS, you can watch me on the videos and listen to my offer. [ A vocalist in song, perhaps my narration is wanting. ] The charity Life and Heath Donor Services is private while her funds are generated by the pupils educated there-in by making telephone calls booking travel here. Part of your trip will support their educational certificates, earned at our island e-learning computer lab. My background is 20 years in healthcare system installation and maintenance as a BMET. Closed hospitals put me into a marketing role at Home Shopping Network where I sold vacation packages. From there I formed Donor Services, AFTER YEARS OF ADVERTISING SALES IN A MADISON AVENUE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Oh yes, I market real estate too.

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Diabetesretreats.com Payment Policy: Please be prepared to present your credit card or gift card and Identification at every retreat to ensure that our doctor actively participates. Be aware of insurance policy benefits and limitations. We do not accept cash, but Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and Bitcoin. Patients may receive and are responsible for bills for services sent to another facility such as laboratory or diagnostic center which may not be covered by your insurance. Patients will be responsible for any bills of unpaid services including services that may have been denied or non-covered by your insurance carrier. Patients will be responsible for paying claims where either the practice or if the travel insurance plan failed to receive accurate patient information. Statements will be emailed for unpaid services. Balances must be paid within 30 days of travel. Please notify us if you are experiencing financial difficulty and we will work with you on developing an alternative travel date for another retreat. Non-Cancellation Policy: Please be courteous and call us if you cannot make your scheduled appointment 31 days in advance. Forms: There is a $20 fee to resubmit each form. Test Results: Diabetesretreats.com may require a follow-up conference to review and discuss any diagnostic testing or pathology results. Please familiarize yourself with every rule of the health plan you are enrolled in. Please review all insurance correspondence related to retreat bookings. Please sign this form and scan (photograph) for email back to staff after your reading. If you have any questions, feel free to email us first info@diabetesretreats.com . I have read and understand the above information. Patient Name: _____________________________
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