In the US and Canada Naturopathic Doctors are licensed in some states/provinces. It some states such as Vermont ND's are primary care physicians, so if you have insurance you are covered.
However this is generally only true for visit costs and not necessarily treatments.
In other states, like Indiana and Kentucky, insurance covers none of the costs of alternative treatment. However, generally the cost of the visit is lower than the copay for a doctor's visit, and the cost of the treatment (Vitamins, herbs, other alternative treatments) is lower, too, especially if you do not have prescription insurance or a doctor does tests that are not covered by insurance.
Yes they should
Can I get financial aide for the medicine Cyclosporine, my insurance does not cover it.
Motor breakdown insurance is specifically designed to cover a motor breakdown. However, in the event of a motor breakdown, this insurance will also cover roadside assistance and alternative transport.
Medicine for IVF (Invitro Fertilization - a process that promotes pregnancy) is not typically covered by insurance because it is not medically necessary.
If you are currently covered on your wife's health Insurance as well you should be fine.
Here is how you can use alternative medicine in a sentence, "Most herbalists will claim to have alternative medicine." Alternative medicine refers to another option in terms of medication.
Yes, it is a form of alternative medicine. "Wide use" does not make something not an alternative medicine. To not be an alternative medicine, it has to go through rigourous testing against placebos. Ayurvedic hasn't done this. It, therefore, is scientifically unproven and an alternative medicine.
What are the beliefs behind alternative medicine?
Alternative medicine tends to disagree with conventional medicine about the treatment plans for cancer
There are over 1500 alternative medicine enthusiasts in China.
Alternative medicine
Acupuncture is considered an alterntive treatment. Insurance and medicare does not cover alternative treatments. The reasons for this have their roots in history and the development of pharmeceudical medicine. Alternative treatments are not considered "proven scientific practices," even though acupuncture, herbal treatments, and other alternative treatments have been used with success for decades or centuries.