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No rebates for joint injections

What would you do if you were in extreme pain and without any access to pain relief? This is the situation for many people with arthritic pain after Medicare’s withdrawal of rebates for joint injections in 2009.

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by DPS

What would you do if you were in extreme pain and without any access to pain relief?

This is the situation for many people with arthritic pain after Medicare’s withdrawal of rebates for joint injections in 2009.

Arthritis Australia research shows one in five people are delaying – or going without joint injections – because they can no longer afford it.

Arthritis Australia is now calling for Australians to join its campaign to restore Medicare funding for joint injections, and are asking people to send an email or letter to the Federal Ministers for Health and their local Federal MPs, demanding a change to this policy.

If you require joint injections, but have had to go without; inform government how this policy change has affected you.

Click here to find a sample email/letter and a list of Members of Parliament, as well as more information on the campaign. Alternatively, you can contact Franca Marine on (02) 9518 4441 or fmarine@arthritisaustralia.com.aufor more information.

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