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Dear Dr. Aaron: Hip Pain, Puddles & No Insurance!

Jun 4, 2025
1 min read

Updated: Oct 15

It finally happened! While trying to dodge the raindrops here in Osage Beach, I stepped into a hole hidden beneath some overflowing water—turns out, hips really don’t lie.


I don’t currently have insurance and was wondering if you’re accepting new patients. If so, I’d appreciate any information about options available for someone in my situation.


Sincerely,


Not Shakira in Osage Beach


P.S. I ruined my Hey Dudes…


**Dear Not Shakira in Osage Beach,**


First of all, dodging raindrops is a skill best left to trained ninjas and people wearing shoes they don't particularly like! 😂


I'm sorry to hear about your unexpected puddle adventure—and the unfortunate loss of your Hey Dudes.


Now, let's talk about that hip. If you're experiencing significant pain or having trouble walking after stepping into that hole, it's important to get medically evaluated promptly to rule out a more serious injury.


As for your insurance question, absolutely! **Family Chiropractic welcomes self-pay patients**, so you don't have to have insurance to schedule an appointment.


Once we know what's causing your discomfort, we can discuss appropriate chiropractic care options and help you understand the costs involved.


Give our office a call at **573-348-6640**, and we'll be happy to answer your questions.


And next time Missouri decides to surprise you with a downpour, remember—puddles are temporary, but embarrassing stories can last a lifetime!


Best,

**Dr. Aaron**


Hey Dude Shoes

 
 
 

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