Raj is recovering from a knee injury and needs physical therapy. At first, his health insurance would not cover the cost, and he was worried that he could not get therapy. However, the insurance company recently reversed its decision, and Raj will be able to have the therapy. He found a therapist who accepts his insurance. However, her office is more than 10 miles away, and Raj does not own a car. She would like him to visit three times a week for at least six weeks. Which would be appropriate strategies for overcoming the barrier? Check all that apply. getting a ride from a family member seeing the therapist just once a week instead of three times a week using public transportation to get to his appointment contacting his insurance company to see if there is a therapist who is closer to his home waiting to see if his knee gets better on its own

Physical therapy is the one that needs full attention to the instructions and following all of them in an exact way. As Raj is not able to move such a long distance as he does not own a car, so he can make it possible either by getting a ride from a family member or contacting his insurance company to see if there is a therapist who is closer to his home.

What are the role of insurance in any treatment?

The function of insurance is to provide financial support to avoid financial loss for any treatment in healthcare organizations that are exposed to the same risk.

It also allows for a choice of doctors and organizations that are included in the list of insurance applicable organizations.

As Raj has to go three times a week to the physician but is living far from that and also does not own any car, in this case he can go for the following:

Getting a ride from any family member.
Contacting the insurance company to see if there is a therapist who is closer to his home.

Thus, the applicable options can be A and C.

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