You've obviously missed the importance of it being WA government approved for funding, it validates the benefits and clears the path for Medicare/Insurers to get on board
As it currently is, there is no subsidy for it
Once it has little to no out of pocket, then it's adoption is going to be a lot smoother sailing. If doctors can recommend it being on the approved list, and it brings about multiple repeat visits, then 1 + 1 = ?
Business news article, page-12
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