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Old 03-06-2009, 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted by logicwoman View Post
My doc told me insurance considers ketamine treatment experimental and is not covered. Is that true for all carriers or perhaps he was just
talking about my specific insurance.
Can people let me know how to proceed with ketamine and what the costs are?
thanks,
LogicWoman
I have had 3 - 5 day low dose infusions each with boosters and my insurance paid for it, outside of deductable and copay's. I really could not tell you why some get paid for and some don't. Over the time that I had the treatments I had 2 different insurance companies also. Good Luck...

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