Persistent or progressive burning feet, however, can be a symptom of nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy), perhaps due to diabetes, chronic alcohol use, exposure to certain toxins, certain B vitamin deficiencies or HIV. Possible causes of burning feet: 1  Alcohol use disorder.  Athlete's foot.
If you do not pay any premium by the end of the grace period, this policy will Lapse as of the premium due date. Whether you are paying monthly by automatic bank draft, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, if the draft bounces or the bill isnât paid it enters a 31 day grace period.
Medicare should pay the entire allowable amount except for the co-insurance amount of $315.00 per day. Many times the secondary insurance will pay the co-insurance. Otherwise the $315.00 per day is the patientâs responsibility. The next 60 days (days 91-150 of the hospital stay) are called lifetime reserve days, often referred to as âLTRâ. Medicare again will pay the entire allowable amount except the co-insurance of $630.00 per day. Many times the secondary insurance company will pay the co-insurance. Otherwise the $630.00 per day is the patientâs responsibility.