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Quote from: Ajax2thousand20 on December 09, 2014, 06:50:48 AMHmmm. I'll consider Dr Shah for LON. I will ask if he can make a finance plan for Precice so I can lengthen at home and won't have to pay for housing.

I don't think any surgeons offer a finance plan. For Precice, roughly $30,000 has to be paid to Ellipse Technologies first before they will ship the nails over. Dr Shah only charges $10,000 on top of that but with the major cost coming from the nails I don't think a finance plan would help even if Dr Shah had one.

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Quote from: KiloKAHN on December 09, 2014, 07:09:28 AMI don't think any surgeons offer a finance plan. For Precice, roughly $30,000 has to be paid to Ellipse Technologies first before they will ship the nails over. Dr Shah only charges $10,000 on top of that but with the major cost coming from the nails I don't think a finance plan would help even if Dr Shah had one.

I may not pay it in one payment but he probably won't commence the surgery until I paid in full.
It would be nice If I got lucky next year but the likely outcome will be I have to stick with LON.

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Quote from: KiloKAHN on December 09, 2014, 07:09:28 AMI don't think any surgeons offer a finance plan. For Precice, roughly $30,000 has to be paid to Ellipse Technologies first before they will ship the nails over. Dr Shah only charges $10,000 on top of that but with the major cost coming from the nails I don't think a finance plan would help even if Dr Shah had one.

I may not pay it in one payment but he probably won't commence the surgery until I paid in full.
It would be nice If I got lucky next year but the likely outcome will be I have to stick with LON.

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Quote from: Ajax2thousand20 on December 09, 2014, 07:20:24 AMI may not pay it in one payment but he probably won't commence the surgery until I paid in full.
It would be nice If I got lucky next year but the likely outcome will be I have to stick with LON.

You could always just get a loan from your bank if your credit is good enough.

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Quote from: ReadRothbard on December 13, 2014, 06:07:50 AMYou could always just get a loan from your bank if your credit is good enough.

Lol. My bank loan me $30k when I make $25k per year? I highly doubt it would be approved.
I'm gonna pay my debt then buy a bunch of tiny things and pay them off and hopefully that will be sufficient for them to raise my credit score. I may start a "go fund me" campaign for my LL surgery.