Who pays my dialysis bills when a Coordination of Benefits period ends? When the Coordination of Benefits period ends, Medicare becomes your primary payer, and your employerâs insurance becomes the secondary payer. Medicare pays for 80% of the dialysis treatment costs and your employer group health plan, as secondary payer, usually pays the other 20% that Medicare does not cover.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: yes, fish can get depressed, especially social fish like goldfish. however, the reason he is laying on the bottom of the bowl is because it's a bowl. goldfish get huge (between 8 and 18 not including tail depending on the type) and produce a TON of waste.es fish can get really depressed my fish died a little while ago and my fish go slower now i had 4 now i have only 3 it will take a little while for hem to come back around. Answering Girl Â· 8 years ago.
There are anecdotal reports from places where people eat fish every day of patients complaining of neurological problems, like dizziness or problems concentrating, Rimm says. Those would be people eating maybe sushi or tuna twice a day. You tell them to stop, and sure enough, the mercury levels go down.. When that happens, Rimm says, the symptoms pass. As for the question of whether eating fish every day is even more healthy than twice a week, the science is still out on that, Rimm says.