Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease with a genetic predisposition. There are up to 300 symptoms of this disease, but there are also individuals who are asymptomatic. The one thing they all have in common is the result of eating gluten--it attacks and destroys the villi in the intestine.
A properly administered Medicare set-aside should pay for reasonable injury-related medical expenses, including. doctor bills, hospital care, skilled and intermediate care, skilled rehabilitation, home health care, hospice care, durable.
It is generally available for people with disabilities and for people over age 65. Medicare pays limited amounts for skilled care following a hospital stay, and it is not intended to cover care that assists people with activities of daily living for long periods of time (long-term care).